Historic family-run business in San Jose’s Japantown reopens

Historic family-run business in San Jose’s Japantown reopens

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https://www.siliconvalley.com/2020/10/31/historic-family-run-business-in-san-joses-japantown-reopens/

Carolyn Kogura has been busy procuring new inventory to join the shelves of Maneki-neko cat statues, Japanese print bowls and displays of origami folding paper sets. A plexiglass shield is going up at the cash register next to the hand sanitizer and the COVID-19 protocols are posted on the window.

Kogura Co. Gifts is ready to reopen Sunday after being closed for nearly eight months because of the pandemic. Kogura says she never had a doubt that the gift store in San Jose’s Japantown would reopen. After all, she has a 92-year-old legacy to uphold.

Historic family-run business in San Jose’s Japantown reopens

Oct 31, 2020, 2:30pm UTC
https://www.siliconvalley.com/2020/10/31/historic-family-run-business-in-san-joses-japantown-reopens/ > Carolyn Kogura has been busy procuring new inventory to join the shelves of Maneki-neko cat statues, Japanese print bowls and displays of origami folding paper sets. A plexiglass shield is going up at the cash register next to the hand sanitizer and the COVID-19 protocols are posted on the window. > Kogura Co. Gifts is ready to reopen Sunday after being closed for nearly eight months because of the pandemic. Kogura says she never had a doubt that the gift store in San Jose’s Japantown would reopen. After all, she has a 92-year-old legacy to uphold.