Q Zaka
my favorite store for Japanese Pop Culture and culture
at the local mall where I like to go there is a store that specializes in Japanese culture and Pop Culture as well as culture in general. There was a section that offered Japanese snack food such as pocky and a japanese soda. At the back of the store there is a section of anime dolls and also other merchandise associated with all of the shows that are sold there.
Anytime I would go to Q Zaka I would leave with a Ramune which is a Japanese soft drink and a package of Pocky
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