2021営業のお知らせ
hirunekobooks
2021年6月5日
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★6月の営業について (21/6/1更新）
＊新型コロナウィルスの影響により、臨時休業や時間短縮などの可能性がございます。
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＊4/22（木）より新店舗での営業をスタートしています。
●休業日：
・火曜、第二水曜（6/9） 定休
●営業時間変更：
＊平日は12時～20時、土日祝は12時～18時半頃、の営業となります。
▶︎新店舗住所
〒110-0001
東京都台東区谷中2-5-22-101
070-3107-6169
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