[August 2020] Akihabara store closings
It's September!!
It's summer vacation and Obon season.
Some people may be returning to their hometowns.
Recently, due to the influence of COVID-19, it seems that more and more people are returning to their hometowns and working remotely instead of actually going home.
Well, I've put together a list of store closures from last month, August.
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Akihabara store closures in May 2020 (in chronological order)
X Akihabara Station Store
Opening date: June 7, 2017
Closing date: July 12, 2020
The first store, which was located near Akatsuka, has relocated.
This store closed, but a new Akihabara Chuo store opened in the same month.
Steak House Pound Akihabara

Opening date: May 2, 2016 (Tuesday)
Closing date: Wednesday, May 29, 2020
A restaurant with its main store in Kyoto that specializes in aged meat.
Other stores in Tokyo include Ginza and Kamiyacho.
Cosplay Shop Polka*Polka
Opening date: Saturday, November 30, 2013
Closing date: Friday, June 24, 2020
A cosplay costume recycling shop that had been in business since 2013 has closed.
It was attached"Cosplay Shop Mitsuba-do"The store will be relocated and continue to operate.
The new location will be in Akihabara, the same as last time.
For more details,Here!!
Meganeo Akihabara store
Opening date: Sunday, April 8, 2006
Closing date: Friday, June 31, 2020
The Akihabara branch of Megane-Oh, an eyeglasses store that offers same-day lens replacement in as little as 45 minutes, is closing.
It has come to an end after a long history of more than 13 years.
Another nearby store is the Okachimachi store.
My Feelings, Then and Now
In July, many stores that had been in business for quite a long time closed one after another.
What will happen in August when summer vacation begins?
[Second half of 2020] Summary of Akihabara store closures [Closings, relocations, and mergers]
A summary of online maid cafes and con cafes you can enjoy at home [COVID-19 countermeasures]
