Kenban-do¯ , the Japanese name of the store, means "The Hall of
Transcription
Kenban-do¯ , the Japanese name of the store, means "The Hall of
Kenban-dō, the Japanese name of the store, means "The Hall of Keyboard Instruments" T his store is one of the largest in Japan dedicated to keyboards and accordions for light music. From the latest synthesizers to organs and stage pianos, the large showroom floor is covered with a myriad of intriguing instruments. In the section for accordions, over 50 models are always on display, including Bugari products for which Ikebe is the import agent in Japan. Specialized repair staff trained at the Bugari Armando factory in Italy are always on hand, so you can benefit from their know-how and experience. A place to play and compare keyboard instruments to your heart's content — that is the Kenban-dō in Shibuya. Established May 2003 Kenban-dō (Keyboards, Synthesizers, Organs, Accordions, Other Keyboard Instruments) Daisanfujishoji Bld.7F, Sakuragaokacho 24-2, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0031 Japan kenbando@ikebe.co.jp 11:00 to 20:00 Closest station: Shibuya (JR Line, Inokashira Line, Toyoko Line) BUGARI ACCORDION Japan import agent http://www.bugari.jp/