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2017年8月23日 · Joking aside, we're bringing you a list of five of the best Japanese shopping websites, ranked by the level of Japanese (according to the Japanese Language Proficiency Test) needed to access them. Online Shopping in Japan (by JLPT Level) | All About Japan
2018年11月27日 · When shopping for traditional crafts in Tokyo, the options can be dizzying (if not absolutely exhausting) to sort through. So to help you find what you’re looking for, we’ve put together a list of our favorite stores!
2017年12月27日 · Marky Star Updated December 27, 2017. Shopping Otaku Tokyo Ueno Nakano Shotengai Kanto. While you can stay home and do online shopping until your fingers fall off, some of the best deals to be had are out on the streets. Here are five of the best shopping streets in Tokyo, offering you everything you could ever need in the big city. 5. Kappabashi.
2017年12月28日 · 5. ¥100 Shops. While the selection might not be the biggest, ¥100 shops in Japan do have toys sections where you can find a variety of simple but fairly durable distractions. Daiso and Can☆Do are good chains to hit, and while Seria has toys too, it tends to be more targeted toward DIY and cute stuff.
2018年5月22日 · Zara. Here's another world-famous fashion retailer with a store in Shibuya—or rather, two stores in Shibuya! The one pictured is on the main street (Koen-dori) not far from Marui (OIOI), a spectacular department store with gigantic sign that's impossible to miss. The other, smaller store is near Loft. - www.yelp.com.
2018年5月24日 · 1. Fashion & Apparel. Tokyo has almost too much to choose from when it comes to fashion and apparel, so let's cover some basics. Overlooking the iconic scramble, Shibuya 109 is loaded with stylish boutiques and trendy shops, as well as several restaurants. With 10 floors to peruse, one could easily spend an entire day bouncing from store to store.
2016年12月28日 · 4. Tokyo Toy Shops. If you happen to be in Tokyo, there are a few toy spots that you absolutely cannot miss! While there are other locations in Odaiba and Osaka—as well as one out past Kita-Senju near Kameari Station—the Omotesando branch is the most famous thanks to its five floors packed with toys and character goods, including Rilakkuma ...
