For a store with multiple superlatives, Super Viva Home Plus does not disappoint. If you can't find it here, it probably doesn't exist. This particular branch (the Sayama Hidaka Interchange Hanno Branch) is huge. Think Home Depot but throw in a pet and aquarium shop, an office supplies shop, an appliance shop, a bike shop, a bed and bath shop, and a full service food court. They even have owls for sale. Make sure to try the taiyaki (fish shaped pastry with sweet filling) after shopping.
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Super Viva Home Plus
The store that has it all
By Sherilyn Siy
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Victoria Vlisides
8 years ago
Is it similar to Don-Q?
No, Don-Q is too crazy. I find Don-Q's shelves too narrow and merchandize disorderly. No, Super Viva is more organized like a Department Store but literally has everything from tropical fishes to bolts and pipes.
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