Where to get Harisen? (Japanese Tsukkomi Paper Fan)

[F-Off]

I'm in the Kansai (now in kyoto) region of Japan now, but where specifically/approximately may I get a harisen?

 

[pichu655889]

You are so enjoying yourself in Japan right now

 

[F-Off]

Kyaha~☆ (i have 5 day a week 3.30hr JPN classes tho)☆

 

[Ghost Kitty~]

Hmm... i wonder... pokes [MENTION=66271]ryuta[/MENTION]; and who else lives in japan... =w=

 

[nanashi1]

Hmm, yeah Samy has right, because Ryuta lives in the Kansai-region - better said in former capital of Japan and emperor-city, Kyoto...

 

[pichu655889]

Oh, are you studying/working in Japan now?

(Hmm, better go back to talking about Harisen)

 

[ryuta]

Hello, everyone. It's been a while.
And nice to meet you, Murakumo! Nyanpasu!
I'm glad you're interested in Japan:)

As samy and nanashi said, I live in Kyoto. Perhaps you passed by me even if we both don't realize.
I was born in Japan and I've been in Japan from when I was born to now(except some trips). But I have not ever seen the person who bought Harisen.
I made a Harisen by use of cardboard and packaging tape only several times. Just as a child's play.
If you want to buy Harisen, I have some places in mind. Tokyu Hands, and Don Quixote probably sell it. If such shops sell it, it is in party goods corner.

 

[pichu655889]

It appears that the Harisen has become an elusive hard-to-find rare collectible for quite some time now.

 

[ryuta]

I think it is not so hard to find Harisen. But I don't think it's valuable to buy.
It's just a folded paper. You can make it easily. If you want it as a souvenir, I reccommend you to buy metal fake sowrd or something else instead of Harisen.
Some souvenir can be found in Sanjyo(三条). It is a city where many tourists visit.

 

[kero-kero]

Tokyu Hands Esaka Store and Shinsaibashi Store have Harisen in stock. Those stores are not in Kyoto but in Osaka.

And I don't know it's a reasonable price (734 yen incl. tax).

 

[F-Off]

You've saved me again;thanks~