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· September 29, 2026
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Walking along one of Kichijoji’s busy shopping streets, I noticed a large huddle of young kids — and a few adults, too — thronging around a store display. Crowds and long lines forming outside a shop are nothing unusual; still, my curiosity was piqued. What could have such a hold on these childre...
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Key points Crowds and long lines forming outside a shop are nothing unusual; still, my curiosity was piqued. Walking along one of Kichijoji’s busy shopping streets, I noticed a large huddle of young kids — and a few adults, too — thronging around a store display.
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