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Travel / Tourism

Souvenirs

Marugoto Kochi, a Kochi Prefecture Satellite Shop

4.0

124 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 1-3-13 Orb Premier

This satellite shop, is right by Ginza Itchome Station, in of Ginza 1 Chome, Chuo City. On the first floor and basement floor one, local artisan works and micro-brewed sakes are available, along with many specialty items from Kochi Prefecture. Tosa Dining Okyaku restaurant is on the second floor. Here, creative Tosa cuisine using produce from Kochi is deliciously prepared, and offered with Tosa microbrewery sake.

I visited Kochi prefecture for the second time in the past and I was exposed to many fine local cuisines. Just as I was thinking about the food I’ve tasted in the past and the deep history it brings...
Haibara

4.0

25 Reviews

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Tokyo Chuou-ku Nihombashi 2-7-1 Tokyo Nihonbashi Tower

Founded in 1806, this long-established washi (Japanese paper) shop has steadfastly continued to support a lifestyle of washi for more than 200 years. Their “gampishi” with its smooth writing feel was sold to the commoners of Edo, and became famous for its solid reputation. The storefront features a diverse array of washi-based products including washi, Japanese trinkets, stationery, kinpu (envelopes for monetary gifts) and noshibukuro (paper bags in which to put presents), and conveys the essence of Edo to the present day. Works by some modern painters such as Takehisa Yumeji, Shibata Zeshin, and Kawanabe Kyosai are even incorporated in the products. The closest station is Nihombashi Station.

母へのプレゼントを買いに行きました。品物は良いと思いますが、レジでずっと店員が喋ってる、またプレゼント用に包装をお願いしたところ包装紙に包んだ状態で差し出され気遣いとかを感じられない接客にがっかりしました。個人的には二度と利用しないと思います。
The Daiba (DiverCity Tokyo Plaza Location)

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Koutou-ku Aomi 1-1-10 Diversity Tokyo Plaza 2F

A souvenir shop located on the second floor of the DiverCity Tokyo Plaza mall in Aomi, Koto City, Tokyo. The shop carries Fuji TV merchandise and souvenirs such as items sold only in Odaiba. The shop is also adjoined by the Glico-ya, a store which carries merchandise related to the popular snack manufacturer Glico.
Calbee Plus Tokyo Station

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Chiyoda-ku Marunouchi 1-9-1

Calbee’s own specialty shop, located inside the Tokyo Okashi Land shopping facility connected directly to the Yaesu Central Entrance of Tokyo Station on floor B1. In addition to selling products normally only available in specific areas throughout the country, the shop also lets visitors taste fresh, handmade snacks. Here you can watch snacks which bring out the true flavor of potatoes like potato chips and the novel Poteriko being made right in front of you while you shop.
Isetatsu (Yanaka Main Store)

4.5

12 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Taito-ku Yanaka 2-18-9

A publisher of Edo style chiyogami paper and omocha-e (ukiyo-e style toy pictures). It was founded in 1864. In addition to more than 1,000 kinds of chiyogami and omocha-e, they also handle Japanese stationery and papier-mache lucky charms. Their signature Edo chiyogami features washi paper block printed by hand with bright and colorful patterns. Chiyogami, which each pattern reflects the poetic aspects of life, is a traditional craft popular with international travelers. The popular product finds itself incorporated into various items worldwide, including Christmas cards and notebook covers.

店内は所狭しと商品が並んでいます。必ず何か手にして帰りたくなる、可愛らしい千代紙グッズの宝庫です。昔から変わらないデザインに感銘を受けます。歴史的なテーマパークに来ているようで、訪れるだけでも楽しいですよ。
SMILE TOKYO

3.5

13 Reviews

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Tokyo Ota-ku Hanedakukou 3-4-2 Haneda Airport 2nd Passenger Terminal 2F

This souvenir shop is on the second floor of Haneda Airport's Terminal 2. They mainly sell Tokyo brands like Harajuku's Colomban, as well as old-school confectionery brands, trendy brands, staple products of various manufacturers, seasonal items, and more.

羽田からANA便で行く時、場所がいいので便利です。なんとなくお値段は張る商品が目立つ気もしますが、一部の百貨店などでしか買えない限定品があったり、惣菜もあり、東京土産にこだわる方に。
Roji Nihombashi

3.5

5 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Chuou-ku Nihombashi 1-1-1

A Kokubu select shop modeled after an Edo-period nagaya row house. Serving as a space where you can come in contact with the history of Kokubu foods as well as their future, the shop sells foods, snacks, and sakes. The shop also sells gift products and carries an array of products perfect for giving as a souvenir or present.

This has got to be the most unique canned food shop Ive ever seen. All the canned food looks very premium and used premium ingredients. I was so curious and bought nearly one of each to try! I had...
Hachijo Mingei Yamashita

4.0

9 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Hachijomachi Mitsune 1029-7

"This folk craft store is located about five minutes away from Hachijojima Airport by car, distinguished by the retro play equipment placed at its front. They deal in goods related to Hachijojima's traditional silk fabric ""Kihachijo,"" which is based on three colors: yellow, marigold and black. The most popular ""Kihachijo sable"" is a lovely Hachijojima handmade shortbread cookie in the shape of a kimono. Its rich flavor, which comes from an ample usage of Hachijo butter, makes it a popular item with many repeat buyers. There are plenty of smaller items, too, that make use Kihachijo obi cloth, such as wallets and card cases. Searching for your favorite item is fun. The store holds hands-on looming classes, using real looms, so that you can feel closer to Kihachijo (reservations required)."

八丈島はそんなに土産物の代表的なものがないなと思いましたが、八丈はレモン、パッションフルーツは島の特産らしく、生のものも販売されていました。また空港に支店があり、レモンはお店のかたもほかでもあるので、パッションフルーツのほうが珍しいかもと話されていて、そちらを購入。ジャムみたいなのがスポンジにのっている感じです。
Ikegami IKEDAYA

3.5

9 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Ota-ku Ikegami 4-24-1

池上本門寺に向けて駅から歩いていると、素通りできずに入ってしまうお店です。葛餅を食べるべきお店と思います。
Mingei Aki

3.5

5 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Hachijojimahachijomachi Hachi Maru Machi Mitsune 1542

"This souvenir shop is marked by its exterior with a kominka (old house) style. A wide variety of souvenirs such as locally sourced and produced products, local confectionery, and folk crafts are available in this quaint tatami-filled shop. The eye-catching, bright yellow ""Kihachijo"" is a silk fabric dyed using plants that naturally grow on the island. Small items made from this fabric, like pouches and card cases, make for perfect Hachijojima souvenirs. A wide range of foods made with ""ashitaba,"" which has a unique bitterness that's sure to become a favorite and Hachijojima and Aogashima islands' potato liquors. Many people enjoy coming to look at the rich variety of original T-shirts."

地元の方に声をかけて教えて頂いたお店です。靴を脱いではいるお店でちょっとびっくりしましたが、黄八丈で作った小物や、くさやの干物など、八丈のお土産がおいてあるお店です。
The Skytree Shop

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Sumida-ku Oshiage 1-1-2

The official shop of Tokyo Skytree in Oshiage, Sumida City, Tokyo. The Skytree Shop is actually three shops located on floor 1, floor 5, and Tembo Deck Floor 345. The shop sells sweets, knickknacks, fashionable items, and a variety of other goods. Of course, you'll also find unique Tokyo Skytree merchandise sold no place else.
Ginza Kumamoto Kan

Shopping

Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 5-3-16

A shop selling local products from Kumamoto Prefecture located at 5 Chome Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo. Kumamoto treats and foods such as karashi renkon and Homare-no-Jindaiko, a popular local sweet, are sold on the first floor. The Asobi Bar on the second floor serves traditional cuisine and Kumamoto rice shochu from 28 distilleries.
Arai Bunsendo (Nakamise Shop)

4.0

3 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Taito-ku Asakusa 1-30-1

A store specializing in folding fans located on Nakamise Shopping Street, one of the oldest shopping streets in Japan. They have an array of fans for everything from daily use to training in the performing arts. The long-standing shop attracts dancers, kabuki actors, geisha, rakugo performers, etc. Their original hand block printed pochi-bukuro petite envelopes and four-cornered Edo Ichimonji style paper fans make popular Asakusa souvenirs. They also do custom-made fans with a choice of materials and designs that make great birthday presents or gifts for that special someone.

雷門柳小路に，老舗の扇子屋さん「荒井文扇堂」があります。店構えも趣があり，美しい扇子や団扇を見ているだけで気持ちが浮き立ちます。浅草に行ったら是非訪れたいお店です。
Marugoto Nippon Kura

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 2-6-7 Whole Man 1F

Marugoto Nippon, opened in 2015, aims to introduce authentic, handmade delights and hidden specialties from all 47 prefectures of Japan to bring local goods under one roof. Kura a treasure trove of local luxury foods specially selected by eagle-eyed buyers.
Asakusa Ojima (Denbouin Street location)

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 2-3-2

A studio and store which makes and sells Edo kiriko cut glass located in Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo. The store at 2 Chome Asakusa sells kiriko glasses and knickknacks, while the workshop at 4 Chome holds short classes where you can cut your own design and make your very own Edo kiriko piece.
Edo Toys Nakamise Sukeroku

4.0

1 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Taito-ku Asakusa 2-3-1

"The only hobby shop in Japan specializing in small toys from the Edo period is located near the end of Nakamise Shopping Street. It sells miniature toys that originated during the reign of Tokugawa Yoshimune, the eighth shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate. The small toy animals with humorous expressions came about due to an Edo period ban on luxuries. During the period conspicuous consumption by wealthy merchants became illegal, including large and lavish toys. In response, artisans began making these tiny, elaborate items that made as small as possible or incorporated clever wordplay into their designs. These include little dogs with bamboo baskets referring to the Japanese character for ""laughter"" and red owls whose color is believed to have the power to protect people from evil."

雷門から仲見世通りをまっすぐ進み、伝法院通りも過ぎ、浅草寺の右側にある、日本唯一の江戸趣味小玩具店です。贅沢禁止令でサイズが制限されたことに端を発する小玩具ですが、外国人にとても人気があるようで、お店は大変にぎわっていました。ミニサイズ扇子などがとても可愛らしかったです。
Fujiya

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 2-2-15

This is a store in Asakusa that specializes in tenugui (a thin Japanese hand towel made of cotton) made with a traditional technique called “chusen-zome,” which consists of dyeing by pouring the color on the fabric and putting a special glue on areas not to be dyed. It is very popular in Asakusa for souvenirs, with its various tenugui dyed in the designs of lucky elements such as red sea bream, the Seven Deities and other designs of all seasons. Closed on Thursdays. Credit cards are not accepted.
Nihombashi Saruya

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Chuou-ku Nihombashimuromachi 1-12-5

This yoji (skewer) shop founded in 1704 is a famous long-standing place that has been devoted to making yoji for more than 300 years. The yoji which are handmade one-by-one by dexterous shokunin (craftsmen) are precious works of rare beauty made from a high quality wood known as spicebush. The sets that come in a box of paulownia wood hand-painted with words of good omen as well as the eto yoji are popular as gifts or souvenirs. The tsujiura (slips of paper with a fortune-telling message) yoji that were familiar in the old red light districts and the cute yoji sets are popular among women. The closest station is Mitsukoshi-mae Station.
Jusanya

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Taitou-ku Ueno 2-12-21

A traditional Japanese boxwood comb shop founded in 1736 and located close to Shinobazu Pond in 2 Chome Ueno, Taito City, Tokyo. The shop sells combs carefully crafted individually by hand using premium Satsuma boxwood from Kagoshima. The domestically-grown boxwood used ensures the combs slide easily through hair, gives them a soft feel on the skin, and helps prevent static electricity buildup.
Tsumikusa

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Musashinoshi Kichijoujiminamichou 2-20-3 Kichijoji Flat 1F

Tsumikusa is just a six-minute walk from the Koen exit of the Kichijoji Station. The Tsumikusa is a containers and tools store that opened in 2009 on a site along the Suehiro Boulevard in Kichijoji. The beautiful container and tools, created by artisans, exhibiting discriminating handiwork, are arranged on display in this store with a quintessentially serene feel of Japanese harmony. The owner travels around Japan looking for lacquer ware or glass, wood works or traditional local toys, which are easy to use in one's daily life, and will only become more beloved with use. Seasonally, exhibits for various artists are held.

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