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600 South Jackson Street Japantown Seattle 206.329.4736 momoseattle.com
Momo is the little shop on the corner of Sixth Avenue South and South Jackson Street, the crossroads of Seattle’s Japantown. The historic neighborhood, decimated after the 1942 Executive Order 9066 which forced the removal of all Japanese Americans from the West Coast, is seeing a quiet renewal. Present-day treasures include unique boutiques, galleries, a barbershop and salons, fame-ish sushi restaurants, a landmark tea house and a beautiful secret garden. Come discover the revival!
Momo Roll Call
- & Sons
- Bench
- Blue Platypus
- Bridge & Burn
- Bruun & Stengade
- Caara
- Carolyn Buss
- Cop-Copine
- Daughter of the Westcoast
- Eric Silva
- Fog Linen
- Formulary 55
- Girlband
- Great Balls of Fire
- Harumi K
- Hazy Dell Press
- i Ronni Kappos
- ILI
- It Is Well LA
- Kahala
- Katherine Ragghianti
- Kennington
- Little Teal
- Me & Arrow
- Morning Siren
- Mozaic Paper
- Naigai
- National Standards
- Nina Raizel
- Only Hearts
- Pendleton
- Plastic Pony
- Prairie Underground
- Raffi
- Saint James
- Shelli Markee
- Standard Wax
- Stasia Burrington
- Sticks & Stones, Amsterdam
- SumoFish
- Tiny Fat Bird
- Toni Yuly
- Trois Petit Points Paris
- Uncle Goose
- Upper Metal Class
- Vigorella
- XO Bruno
- Zuri
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- Jungle City
- Kaname Izakaya
- KOBO at Higo
- Kokoro by Toni Yuly
- Kyoto Art and Antiques
- Lala Land
- Maneki Restaurant
- Momo You Tube
- Panama Hotel Tea + Coffee
- Sandylew
- Seattle Magazine
- Sweet Anthem
- Thea Starr
- Tsukushinbo
- Velouria
- Wing Luke Asian Museum
- Yelp
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