Best Other Shopping around Tokyo and Surroundings Spot List

One Piece Dragon Ball Figure　store

A comprehensive store of proposing kampo lifestyle, where you can feel the power of Japan's unique culture “kampo” with your “five senses”

A duty-free store with a large selection of FANCL products. You will be welcomed by staff members who can speak English and Chinese.

A one-minute walk from Ginza Station. We accept foreign money exchange and international money transfers. There are also traditional craftworks that Japan is proud to present.

Established in 1898. We make and sell homemade Japanese sweets. Japanese cafe has a menu featuring rice cake, red bean paste and matcha desserts.

A camera specialty store in Nakano, Tokyo. We have a wide range of new/used items, personal/commercial use, stills/movies.

A small handicraft store in Ginza 5-chome filled with the joy of handmade goods

Bétta tonton is a store directly operated by Dr. Bétta baby bottle, which was invented by a pediatrician. It is also equipped with diaper changing and nursing rooms.

PROGEAR Hanzomon is a professional equipment store that handles products from almost all domestic and foreign manufacturers of video and audio equipment.

B1F: High-class writing instruments and stationery, including fountain pens from Japan and abroad; 1F & 2F: Books and Stationery; 3F: Books including Western books and Gallery

A beautiful and rich life through glasses.

This is a store specializing in Bizen ware. We deal in works made by many Bizen ware artists. We also hold three private exhibitions a month.

A beautiful and rich life through glasses.

A very popular melon bun to queue for

A large selection of practical yet stylish goods

A treasure trove of new ideas to enjoy one's daily life

This is a chic cafe that offers delicious galettes. Misobuta galette dog, which uses pork preserved in Chichibu miso (soybean paste), is a popular item.

One of Japan's biggest anime specialty shops. Loaded with DVDs, comics and original goods you can't get anywhere else.

A famous tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet) shop established in the Edo period

“Iira manju,” traditional steamed buns with four types of fillings