Shinseido

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Address:

茨城県結城市大字結城1362

PublicTransportation:

JR結城駅→徒歩10分

CarAccess:

東北道佐野藤岡ICから国道50号経由30分

Phone Number:

0296-33-3645

Parking Number:

10 cars

Business Hours

8-18: 30

Spot Category

Japanese and Western sweets

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