The owners of Nobbie’s have said they will close the party and costume store at the end of the year. Over the past 33 years, Nobbie’s has helped create countless memories for people celebrating special times and vacations. “All good things come to an end,†said Joy Watanabe, one of the store owners. Watanabe and her husband, Gordon Watanabe, founded Nobbie’s in 1988. They have been at the 120th and West Center for decades. lots of fun, we have so many memories of growing up doing that, dressing people, â€said Gordon Watanabe. Over the years, the party and costume store has embraced pop culture trends. of the building, and they would be sitting in their chairs all night long while waiting to have the beanie babies, â€Watanabe said. But, as empty nests, now is the time for the Watanabes to throw one last party: “The timing was perfect for us, and we are excited, the next adventure in life,” said Gordon Watanabe. They plan to close the store by the end of the year – that means one last hurray for Halloween, their busiest time. “I think if they’re costume designers, they’ll be here to buy the costumes from us because that they are of such great value This is now, “said Gordon Watanabe. This means savings for anyone who wants to be a Roman soldier, a Hogwarts wizard, or Supergirl, or maybe something. creepier like zombies and ghouls. “The whole store is on sale,” Joy Watanabe said. The sale starts September 30 and ends October. Everything in the store is up to 50% off. The Watanabes said it had been their best adventure. But it’s not the last. “Hawaii, golf in Hawaii, fish in Hawaii,” said the Watanabes. “We’re healthy, we can travel. We are looking to do the things we want to do. ”
The owners of Nobbie’s have said they will close the party and costume store at the end of the year.
Over the past 33 years, Nobbie’s has helped create countless memories for people celebrating special times and vacations.
“All good things come to an end,†said Joy Watanabe, one of the store’s owners.
Watanabe and her husband, Gordon Watanabe, founded Nobbie’s in 1988. They have been at the 120th and West Center for decades.
“It was a lot of fun, we have so many memories of growing up doing that, dressing people,†said Gordon Watanabe.
Over the years, the party and costume store has embraced pop culture trends.
“We had people lined up in front of the building, and they would sit in their chairs all night long while waiting for the baby caps,†Watanabe said.
But, as empty nests, now is the time for the Watanabes to throw one last party: their retirement party.
“The timing was perfect for us, and we are excited, the next adventure in life,†said Gordon Watanabe.
They plan to close the store by the end of the year, which means one last hurray for Halloween, their busiest time.
“I think if they are costume designers, they will be here to buy the costumes from us because they are such great values ​​right now,†said Gordon Watanabe.
This means savings for anyone who wants to be a Roman soldier, or a Hogwarts wizard, or Supergirl, or maybe something more spooky like zombies and ghouls.
“The whole store is on sale,†said Joy Watanabe.
The sale begins September 30 and ends in October. Everything in the store is up to 50% off.
The Watanabes said it was their best adventure. But this is not their last.
“Hawaii, golf in Hawaii, fish in Hawaii,†said the Watanabes. “We are healthy, we can travel. We are looking to do the things we want to do.”
