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Clark Key is famous as one of the most famous places in Singapore. In addition to the classic night cruise with a view of the illuminated colonial-style architecture, the thrill-filled attractions, commonly known as reverse bungee, which are released above the sky at a maximum speed of 200 km/h, are gaining popularity. Along the river, pubs and restaurants lined up, and tourists from Europe and the United States were conspicuous. It is an international area where the word "racial rutsubo" is perfect.

This is the Chuo-ku I found in this corner.

The word "MEIDI-YA" was in the Clark Key shopping center. Yes, it's the Meijiya store.

According to the official website, Meijiya Singapore Co., Ltd. was established in 1980 and has been operating a supermarket since 2003. In June of this year, the Meijiya Great World City store, the second store in Singapore, opened.

I went to the Meijiya store in Singapore.

By the way, there was Hokkaido Dosanko Plaza next to it. I didn't know where I was now for a moment.

I came here for the first time. Let's forget that this is Singapore!

Speaking of Meijiya, my syrup. The syrup is a long-selling 90 years since its launch this year. Oh, if you look closely, you can see K & K cherry cans. There's honey beans in the upper left. Eitaro, you're right! Chuo-ku is full.

Of course, there was also Meijiya jam. I wonder how many bottles I have eaten in my life. My jam, my jam.

To the sashimi corner of the air transportation. There were many kinds and it looked very delicious.

The posters and pops are written in Japanese on shelves lined with familiar daily necessities and groceries. I've heard Japanese from the shoppers. After all, what I've been used to for many years has a different sense of security. As a short-term traveler, I feel strangely relieved in this space, so how encouraging it would be for those who came from Japan for relocation or other reasons. The existence of the Meijiya store may support the lives and hearts of Japanese living in Singapore.

And this is the head office building and Kyobashi store of Meijiya Co., Ltd. in Kyobashi, Chuo-ku.

A beautiful Italian Renaissance style design where delicate and splendid decorations can be seen everywhere. It is the oldest surviving building integrated with the subway station, and has been designated as a cultural property of Chuo-ku as an important building in the history of modern architecture, which is historically and culturally valuable.

Our management philosophy is "Always the best thing." When I look for something good, I often think, "I wonder if Meijiya has it?", But that was exactly what Meijiya people have been keeping in mind as their daily efforts.

Meijiya store where you can always meet the best thing. I would like to stop by again during a walk in Kyobashi.

Meijiya Co., Ltd. | Meijiya Kyobashi Store MEIDI-YA STORE
2-2-8, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku
Directly connected to the 7th entrance of Kyobashi Station on the Ginza Line