What started as a passion project on the anime convention circuit has since evolved into a full-fledged stationery and gift shop, planted firmly in the Plateau. Opened in December by founder Tiffany Gieng, Atelier Sakura brings together a tightly curated collection of Japanese stationery, art supplies, limited-run fashion, and kawaii-leaning gifts sourced from Japan and across Asia. You’ll find serious tools for artists and manga illustrators alongside playful finds like pastel pens, washi tape, and accessories you’re more likely to see at a Harajuku pop-up than a typical Montréal boutique. The store still channels the community spirit of its convention days—expect special product drops, occasional giveaways, and rotating seasonal events. It’s a compact, lovingly assembled space for anyone with a soft spot for design, craft, and Japanese pop culture.

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Where to shop, sip, and snack during Japan Week 2025 in Montreal

Where to shop, sip, and snack during Japan Week 2025 in Montreal

Explore 20 Japanese cafés, bakeries, shops, and cultural spaces taking part in Montreal’s 11-day celebration of all things Japan.

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