Gone to the dogs

[tikistitch]

So, after touring Matsumoto Jo today, we headed to the shinkansen to zip down to nearby Saku City. Their Aeon shopping mall has a Stitch store, and they have many Stitchies there. Many many many Stitchies. Many many many many MANY many many Stitchies. It's kinda insane.

Anyways, after the really nice shop girls had toted up the damage and sent us on our way, our loyal Stitch sherpa, Mr. Tiki, already tottering under the weight of 16 tons o' Stitch, wandered over towards the pet store that was across the hallway. "You gotta see this!" he urged.



The pet store was full of Stitch! We groaned, and then got this stuff, a Stitchie leash, Stitchie pet bowls, and a little outfit so you can totally embarrass your doggie.

Going to find sushi now. Stitch shopping is hard work!

Comments

[blythou.livejournal.com]

Stitch shopping in Japan is overwhelming... And I've found there chihuahua-sized Stitch costumes so in Mr Blythou's words "you can embarrass to death your already ridiculous miniature pet". I'm *so* getting one of those when I adopt Eloise-Chihuahua (or Elvis-Chihuahua if it's a boy).

[tikistitch.livejournal.com]

The shop girl was a bit bemused that I got a large sized dog collar and a small sized outfit - I guess most people are actually buying for an actual dog. I haven't really seen many doggies here, but they sure have great stuff. There was also an adorable Stitch pet carrier that would be perfect for Mlle or M Chihuahua.

[avalonjones.livejournal.com]

I know what you mean about the insanity. I've noticed that in Japanese stores, especially ones devoted to one topic (any Volks store, the Snoopy store, etc.)--the mind kind of goes into vapor-lock, and I tend to stand there with my mouth open slightly and my eyes glazed and my brain totally flatlining.

[tikistitch.livejournal.com]

Yeah, it's total brain lock.