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Ginza Sanrio Gallery
The Ginza Sanrio Gallery (Japanese: 銀座サンリオギャラリー) was a 1987 Sanrio store and miniature amusement center at the Ginza shopping area of Tokyo, Japan. The ground floor was a Sanrio store, with an open car on display. It was also possible to buy lottery tickets here.
The first floor, known as Fairyland (Japanese: フェアリーランド) was an amusement center with a huge swan, and various rides such as merry-go-rounds.
Fairyland was launched one year before the 1988-1995 Sanrio Phantasien theme park.[1]
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