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At STOCK+, Senjafuda is a very popular item. Senjafuda was used as a name card in Edo (old name of Tokyo). The store is across the street from Kabuki-za, so it's in a convenient location for foreign visitors. Senjafuda was originally a wood panel engraved with a person's name, and then hung at a shrine. However, in the old days, quarrelsome Edokko (a person born and raised in Tokyo) didn't want to give their names when they took part in a festival fight, so they started hanging these tags from their necks. The tag came to be known as Kenka fuda (fighting tag). Now, they are used like an accessory such as necklaces or putting them on bags.

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Johnny Depp Came to the Shop!

Because of the Japanese-style craftsmanship and the shop's thorough customer service, a Senjafuda from STOCK+ is often given to a foreign celebrity as a gift. Johnny Depp liked it a lot, and once he even wore it to a movie premier.

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Senjafuda Strap

You can get a custom kanji strap as your name tag. Appropriate kanji letters for your name are chosen phonetically and thoughtfully. Every kanji letter means something, so they carefully chose the right ones for you, for instance, Jason→慈英尊 (affection, superb, respect). The price is from 1,000 yen.

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Realistic Sushi Magnets

Elaborately crafted and very realistic looking sushi magnets start from 650 yen. You will almost want to eat them. Senjafuda takes about 20 minutes to make, so the magnets are popular with customers who don't have much time.