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Hidden in an industrial area of San Jose, just on the edge of the antique district is Artefact Design & Salvage. This warehouse if filled with all kinds of interesting objects from building facades and signs to old gazebos, statues and fountains. To some it may be junk but to most it is treasure. It's worth a stop if you like unique old stuff.
Unusual things to fill your home and garden
prices on some objects are pretty reasonable but others can be expensive. Leave a Comment
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CDs, records, tapes and movies
Normal new and used CD prices Leave a Comment Theme: MusicAddress: 980 South Bascom Avenue, San JosePhone: 1-888-330-7776Directions: On Bascom west of 280Website: http://www.streetlightrecords.com/ Other Contact: Open Every Day 10am-10pm
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 Powell's sweet shop by trvlrtom
A visit can be a bit of a sensory overload - not helped with the TV screen showing a loop of the Willie Wonka movie going all the time.
Whatever your sweet tooth wants. Personally, I go strait to the licorice area to get my favorites from England and the Netherlands. Theme: Food and DrinkAddress: 1140 Lincoln Ave, San JosePhone: (408) 279-4090Directions: In the middle of the Willow Glen neighborhood business street. From hwy 280 take the Bird Ave. south to Willow. Turn right and in a few blocks you will be at Lincoln. Turn left and try to find a place to park. There's another store in Los GatosWebsite: www.powellssweetshoppe.com
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Nijiya is a small chain of grocery stores with about 11 stores in central and southern California, as well as one in New York. They specialize in Japanese meats, drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), spices, snacks, and candies of all varieties. They have a huge amount of imported items, but also a selection of locally grown vegetables and rices that are stables of the Japanese diet. They also have a small selection of traditional utensils, bowls, vases, and other kitchen or gift items.
This is a great little store that is certainly worth a visit, even if you know little about Japanese culture. Swing on in and grab a Japanese Pocari Sweat drink and a bag of shrimp chips, and you'll be set for a walk through Japantown!
Open 10:00am- 9:00pm everyday. Leave a Comment Theme: Food and DrinkAddress: 240 Jackson St., San Jose, CA 95112Phone: (408) 275-6916Directions: In the middle of Japantown next to Hukilau RestaurantWebsite: http://www.nijiya.com/
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