Tokyo Shopping Guide

Best Places to shop in Tokyo – Japan

Harajyuku (JR Harajyuku station / Omote sando station / Yoyogi koen station / Meiji Jingu mae station)
Second hand items and cheap merchandise are available in this popular shopping spot of Tokyo. This place is much known for the young people because of what it takes. You can see in this place the large store called La Foret. They are selling fashionable clothes. They can be reached at (03-3475-0411). Another store is the Oriental Bazaar that has the traditional Japanese clothes and crafts at a very reasonable price. If you want to buy some souvenirs, this is the place for you. You can call them at (03-3400-3933). Togo Shrine Flea Market is the best place for antiques. It’s best to visit the place on the first, fourth and fifth Sundays while Yoyogi Park Flea Market is a store that is open in some Sundays.

Shibuya (JR or Tokyo subway Shibuya station)
This is another popular shopping destination for young people who love fashionable clothing, books, magazines, and Cds at a lower price than the other stores.

 
Akihabara (JR Akihabara station)
If you are an electronic savvy, then Akihabara (JR Akihabara station) is he place to be. This area is considered to be Japan’s electronic town. There are over 500 electronic shops here that are selling around 30% lesser than the original amount.

Ueno Ameyoko (JR Ueno station/ Okachimachi station)
When you want to save money, visit Ueno Ameyoko (JR Ueno station/ Okachimachi station). There are over 300 stall owners in this place that sells fish, vegetables, bags, shoes, watches, clothes, and a whole lot more. People usually visit this place at night.