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Nakaya Kaiun

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Nakaya Kaiun, founded in 1910, is a specialized store for festival costumes and accessories. They offer items such as carp mouth shirts, underpants, aprons, obi (sash), and foot coverings. The company operates from their main store in Asakusa and an additional shop called Nakamise, while also providing online shopping options. They have ended some of their discount services but now feature their products on the local government's futsujo nanseki site "Furusato Choice." Nakaya Kaiun has implemented a privacy management system based on JIS Q 15001 guidelines and holds the Privacy Mark from the Japan Industrial Productivity and Information Society Promotion Foundation.

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