



So Aocchi and Shachomi came to “Brand Garden Hanshin Nishinomiya,” a pawnshop and buying specialty store.
H-hello! 🙋

As soon as you step inside, you’re welcomed by a bright, spotless lobby
There are even two air purifiers installed, so the air feels clean too!

The lobby sofa is actually made by Karimoku! You can really feel their hospitality toward customers.


Farther inside, there are two semi-private booths. Even if other customers come in, you won’t feel their eyes on you, so you can talk comfortably.

The manager of this lovely pawnshop is Nakajima, who has a gentle smile. He’s a professional appraiser with 17 years of experience! Apparently, he’s also a qualified tax accountant. Could he be the first person in Japan with a tax accountant qualification running a pawnshop!?


Okay, Nakajima, please tell us all about it!






Shachomi handed over the wedding ring she was wearing.

Because the items customers leave are important to them, they are handled carefully while wearing white gloves. Also, they don’t take your item somewhere out of sight without permission, so you don’t have to worry.










Items that can be pawned range widely, including precious metals and electronics like these, so if you’re not sure, you can ask them for advice. Now, let’s have them appraised.


The appraisal was finished in about five minutes. And here it is! These are the appraisal results for Shachomi’s four items
A reassuring, or rather surprising, appraisal amount 😲😲😲

| ①Platinum wedding ring | 40,000円 |
| ②iPhone11 Pro | 10,000円 |
| ③Sony camera | 80,000円 |
| ④Sony lens | 80,000円 |
| ⑤Apple Watch Series7 | 45,000円 |



The money was put through a bill-counting machine right in front of us, then handed over. At this time, you also receive a paper called a “pawn ticket”, which records the loan details. The pawn ticket lists not only the amount and the number of items left, but also the one-month interest and the due date.


The items you leave are carefully wrapped in thick zippered bags and cushioning material, then stored in a sturdy pawn storage facility that has passed inspection by the Hyogo Prefectural Public Safety Commission. They also have SECOM security.














