Tokyo-Shopping

Cat Street in Harajuku offers a relaxed shopping experience with a mix of boutiques, cafes, and fashion reflecting Tokyo’s youth culture.

Shimokitazawa offers vintage shopping, vibrant cafes, and a thriving music and theater scene in a laid-back atmosphere.

Shibuya Loft offers a seven-story retail experience featuring stationery, cosmetics, design gifts, and Japanese craftsmanship.

Laforet Harajuku offers over 140 shops, youth fashion, dining, and modern art, making it a central spot in Tokyo’s Harajuku district.

Ameya-Yokocho in Ueno offers seafood, street food, and international cuisines in a vibrant post-war market setting.

Discover where to buy kimono and yukata in Tokyo, from Nippori Fabric Town to luxury shops in Ginza.

Itoya in Ginza is a multi-story stationery store offering high-quality pens, papers, and creative supplies, perfect for artists and design lovers.