Probably the best gin store in the city. Irregular holidays - check FB page before visiting. English spoken
Gaijin tip. Go to first floor to the food department. 100% awesomeness. Makes Harrods in London look like chumps.
Unbelievable department store. Best part is the food offering on the basement level. They have delicious food, thousands of options, breads, sushi, chinese, sweets.
I LOVE Midtown - it's probably the most elegant, well-designed shopping centre in Japan
I wish Loft existed in America, this place is seriously made of magic. Every unessential material item you could possibly want can be found here for a decent price.
This Mitsukoshi Department Store is a landmark in Ginza. Not only are there twelve floors of shopping space, but also two basement floors dedicated to food! Duty Free and English services available. Baca selengkapnya.
OBSESSED WITH TOKYU HANDS. But be prepared to spend a few hours here. So many things to look at. Stationary floor, beauty floor, cooking floor, travel floor. This place is awesome.
Bic camera is a massive store with a little bit of everything. Loads of electronics, toys, computers, cosmetics, & Rolexes ... like I said, everything!
Like in Apple Shibuya, they will do tax refunds if you are a foreigner - bring your passport.
This store has promoted a DIY spirit since it opened in 1976. Today, it attracts those interested in anything from calligraphy and painting to bigger home projects.
when your feet are tired with all the walking at harajuku, grab a pair of solefit and it will definitely give you the best foot comfort =)
You'll find some awesome clothes and accessories on this street, but the price disparity is pretty huge.
Lost? That's the point! Ropp Hills was designed by the same architects as the Bellagio in Vegas to keep you lost and spending money :)
This building is not just about fashion, but also a strong art show. Part gallery, the art takes center stage and rotates regularly. Some pieces even serve as changing rooms! Photography IS allowed.
Lovely trendy neighbourhood with many street shops and cafes, also an open air mall with a massive bookstore!
Japanese boutique and fashion brand. Fun place to browse and shop for unique Japanese pieces.
Like this brand (but just found it is not tax free after confirmed with airport service desk )
Kool little rooftop area with free movies projected on a huge wall. Grass area for picnics.
Cool area ! A lot of interesting streets with a good shops ! Can find a very cheap prices on the sales! Have to vizit Shibuya109.. Cute shop with typical Tokyo style ))
Tennis Support Centre is a tennis specialist with a range of vintage and used racquets
Nippori Fabric Town is the textile district of Tokyo http://www.tokyocraftguide.com/nippori-fabric-town/
Well curated shop with an excellent selection of vintage vinyl from all over the world in great shape
Sea grapes - umibudo - sold at a stall at the opposite corner from the Information counter
Very highly rated chocolate cake http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1304/A130402/13024643/
Beautiful bookshop. Great selection of magazines and design books.
代官山 蔦屋書店(TSUTAYA)Beautiful bookstore designed by the same architects as YouTube Space LA. Amazing cafe and cool devotee sections like magazines, car books, children's books.
This incredibly cool bookstore specializes in out-of-print, first-edition American books from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
Yomo Akasaka has been selling booze since 1624...! Sake on 1F, wines in the basement.
Though recently rebuilt, this historic sake shop has one of the best selections of nihonshu in the city. Period. Baca selengkapnya.
Great selection of liquor, beer, wine! Got this tip from a bartender at Agave Bar when I asked where I could find good tequila in Tokyo. Was not disappointed!
Surplus of various, domestic, and rare sake, shochū, beverages at affordable price. I personally call it the Bevmo of Koyama (•❛◡❛•)
The Foreign language book floor (6th) now has much more and is completely devoted to foreign language books.
A wanderlust-themed stationery shop housed in a former paper processing plant in sleepy Nakameguro; your haul might consist of retro bumper stickers and notebooks splattered with vintage airline ads. Baca selengkapnya.
This shop provides original stationary in accordance with Japanese people's sense. It is well designed and easy to use!
A great specialty grocery & home store - coffee, tea, beautiful ceramics and knick knacks.
Handmade stickers designed by them. They have over 4000 designs. Most are waterproof but they have felt ones as well.
It's new, fancy, and very expensive. Come to window shop and walk on the very plush carpet.
Upstairs are the best deals! It has many exclusives from the Japanese market! Check out Adizero Boost!!!
This is Tanakaya, probably Tokyo's best package beer store. It should be on more craft beer lists, but it is infrequently titled in English on social media World-Wide Web sites.
This is in Harajuku which is an area worth exploring, but I got some awesome sunglasses in this store
Visvim is one of the coolest shops in town. Beautiful clothes made in Japan and the little cafeteria inside the store is super nice!
Everything you need for snowboarding, skateboarding, hiking, camping, etc. Some great bargains during sales.
Branch of an ancient sake store on the other side of Tokyo. There is a bar here for tastings
The best shopping experience near Tokyo station. Full of unique stores with great design and MADE IN JAPAN products. Check all 5 floors!
Revisit your childhood- super potato has all your old game boy and famcom games for sale.
If you like your croissants dripping with butter then you’ll like this bakery. Not quite for everyone. And - you also have to contend with the long queue. The mille-feuille is fantastic.
