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This media file captures a retail display, likely within a store in Shibuya, Japan. The scene is brightly lit and features various merchandise, predominantly related to the "Liberty Walk" brand, a Japanese automotive tuner. On the right, two skateboard decks are displayed vertically, mounted on a white wall or panel. The prominent deck is white with bold black and red graphics, featuring a stylized race car design with the number "23." Text on the skateboard includes "LIBERTY WALK.," "COLLET," "チェッカーオーナー" (Checker Owner), "BLASK ADVAN," "TONE," and "ATHLETE." To the left of the skateboard decks, a vertical shelf unit holds multiple boxed items. These appear to be aftermarket shift knobs or similar accessories, displayed in individual white boxes with the "LIBERTY WALK." logo. The items themselves are colorful, with visible examples in black, blue, orange, and purple. Price tags are visible next to some boxes, displaying Japanese Yen amounts with "税込" (tax included), such as "¥19,800-(税込)," "¥16,500.-(税込)," and "¥15,000-(税込)." Below some of these boxes are smaller, unpackaged items, including keychains or smaller accessories. Further to the left, a glass display case contains numerous colorful, possibly custom-painted or wrapped beverage cans, also likely branded or customized, hinting at a connection to car culture or specific events. Some text visible on these cans includes "LOVE 94," "LOVT," and "8/4/594." The overall setting suggests a specialty store or a section dedicated to automotive enthusiast merchandise.
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