Best Shopping around Tokyo and Surroundings Spot List

About a 3-minute walk from JR” Shin-Okubo Station ”and” Okubo Station ”. Don Quijote in Shin-Okubo, which is known as Korean town in Japan, focusing on Asian foods as well as Korean foods, and we handle a wide variety of foods. Many foreign employees that also could assist you while your shopping. We look forward to your visit. * We do not handle car supplies or branded products. * Baby seats are not available.

Don Quijote Shinjuku is the largest Don Quijote in Shinjuku, located between Shinjuku and Shin-Okubo stations. There is a variety of not only Japanese cultural products, but also Korean and other Asian items, and the store has a large amount of support, especially from locals and nighttime visitors. The store has an exotic atmosphere, and many customers who visit the store take pictures, making it a tourist spot. A general discount store, based on the concept of ”convenience, discount, and amusement”. The store offers approximately 40,000 to 60,000 items on offer, including food, daily necessities, clothing, home appliances, and brand products.

A store that is 100 meters from JR Gotanda Station and close to the station. It is a convenient store with the Toei Ikegami Line and Asakusa Subway Line. There are many delicious taverns and business hotels nearby. The store has a wide variety of products from the 1st basement floor to the 6th floor, but we especially recommend Asian cosmetics, located at the first floor for you to enjoy. Our store have one of the largest sex toy corners in Tokyo on the 5th floor. The home appliances corner on the top floor has a large selection of home appliances and smartphone parts on one floor! At the store, a big donpen signboard will welcomes you.

At the souvenir shop ”Rakuza” on the fifth floor of the Kabukiza Tower, photos of kabuki actors, tenugui (Japanese thin cotton cloth), and many other kabuki-related goods are available. At Kibikicho Square, on the second basement floor and directly connected to the subway station, there are plenty of stationeries and Japanese goods with kabuki motifs reflecting the beautiful stage! Even if you don't have a ticket, you can drop by and buy souvenirs of Japan.

Located in Keyaki-zaka, a bookstore called TSUTAYA TOKYO ROPPONGI carries not only Japanese books and magazines, but also many art books and magazines from across the world. There is also a Starbucks inside, so you can relax on a sofa and choose an art book to peruse. CDs and DVDs are available on the 2nd floor. The great thing about this store is that it is open until 4:00 a.m.