Last week, I took a week-long holiday in Tokyo.
Upon my return, I've had so many thoughts and feelings,
and I really want to document them in writing.
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This was my second trip to Japan.
Last year, my visit to Osaka was incredibly impactful.
The people of Osaka were so polite and friendly,
making the entire journey comfortable and enjoyable.
My experience in Tokyo this time felt quite different.
Perhaps it was my own bad luck,
but the staff I encountered were generally indifferent.
It might also be that my expectations were too high,
leading to disappointment when reality fell short.
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At the airport,
I asked a staff member about the bus routes to the city center.
After a perfunctory response,
I asked for clarification as I didn't quite understand.
To my surprise, the staff member rolled their eyes dramatically,
then gestured to the next customer,
completely ignoring me.
Honestly, I felt a bit embarrassed.
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Another time,
as I was walking on the subway platform,
a Japanese woman rushed past me,
bumping into my bag.
She turned around,
her eyes scanning me from head to toe with an intense, fierce gaze.
Even though it wasn't I who bumped into her,
I quickly apologized.
But she let out a loud "tsk,"
and I still feel a pang of sadness recalling this incident.
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Perhaps Tokyo has too many tourists,
so many that locals feel annoyed and inconvenienced.
Or maybe they've encountered rude travelers,
leading them to harbor ill feelings towards all tourists.
However, as a traveler,
I simply wanted to enjoy a few days of happiness.
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Our shop is in Central,
and I don't need to tell you how many tourists there are.
I admit, they can sometimes be bothersome.
But having just experienced the feeling of being a tourist myself,
I understand how disheartening it is to encounter such unfriendly looks from locals.
A single glance can indeed ruin someone's entire trip.
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But it's okay, this is also part of the experience.
The most important thing when traveling is to embrace the local customs and human interactions.
And upon returning to Hong Kong and resuming work,
my positive energy is slowly being replenished 💕
Seeing so many beautiful handbags in the shop every day,
it's hard not to feel happy!
Bucket bags have always been a bestseller,
they're just so practical and beautiful!
Although this one can only be worn on the shoulder and not crossbody,
shoulder wear is still comfortable.
The strap is wide enough to provide good cushioning for the shoulder!
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[Origin] Made in Italy
[Dimensions] (W) 22 (H) 28 (D) 11 cm
(Strap) 72-88 cm (Shoulder wear only, not crossbody)
[Condition] Good condition and patina, normal signs of leather use, with more noticeable signs of wear on the top front and back leather areas (as shown in photos 8-9)
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Before each pre-loved handbag is sold, it undergoes our professional artisan's 4-step restoration process:
1) Cleaning and stain removal
2) Surface scratch repair
3) Hardware re-polishing
4) Leather conditioning for restored luster
Restoration does not mean erasing all traces of time; its mission is to extend its historical narrative.
รายละเอียดสินค้า
ข้อมูลสินค้า
- วัสดุสินค้า
- หนังแท้
- วิธีการผลิตสินค้า
- ผลิตโดยโรงงาน
- แหล่งผลิตสินค้า
- อิตาลี
- จุดเด่นของสินค้า
- Eco-Friendly
- ความนิยม
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- ถูกชม 951 ครั้ง
- มี 5 คนถูกใจ
- สินค้าที่จำหน่าย
- ของเก่าวินเทจ
- รายละเอียดย่อยของสินค้า
- Pre-loved Celine | Made in Italy | [Complimentary Restoration Service] Our artisans meticulously restore each pre-loved bag: 1) Deep Cleaning 2) Scar Repair 3) Hardware Polishing 4) Leather Conditioning
ค่าจัดส่งและรายละเอียดอื่นๆ
- ค่าจัดส่ง
- วิธีชำระเงิน
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- บัตรเครดิต/เดบิด
- อินเตอร์เน็ตแบงก์กิ้ง/โมบายแบงค์กิ้ง
- เคาน์เตอร์เซอร์วิส
- ตู้เอทีเอ็ม
- เคาน์เตอร์ธนาคาร
- Alipay
- การคืนเงินและเปลี่ยนสินค้า
- อ่านรายละเอียดการคืนเงินและเปลี่ยนสินค้า
- แจ้งปัญหา
- รายงานสินค้าชิ้นนี้








