I went to Shimo kitazawa in December 2022 and there were a wide variety of 2nd hand clothing shops. I even bought myself some working clothes there. Nearly wanted to buy a 2nd hand ski jacket as well. It is really an underrated place for tourists but the locals know all about this place and the streets were crowded on the Friday I was there.
The antique markets always have a wild array of item options too and we would often hit them just to see what the vendors put out. I have found some very unique and beautiful gifts for family while perusing the many stalls.
@@liorxr8798 My favorite antique market is at Yamato Station on the third Saturday of each month. There are also big markets at the Tokyo International Forum on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month.
1) i'll be travelling to japan for the first time in a few months, and all of your videos have been incredibly helpful!! thank you so much ;v; i cant wait to spend all my money on stickers LOL 2) i love your nails!!! 🥰🥰 3:11
My number one wanted item is Furin (wind chime). Hopefully I can find some unique ones on my trip in August. I know Daiso has some but I will have to see them in person first if I like the design
Hi am in Tokyo at the moment. Do you know which Daiso store you filmed in? We saw something of interest in your video we're trying to buy. Can't seem to find it in a couple of Daiso's we visited.
We're not aware of any antique markets at Meiji Shrine (the only temple/shrine of significance near Harajuku) and sadly, the weekend antique markets at Nogi Shrine in Akasaka are not happening anymore. Your best bet is the Tomioka Hachiman Shrine antique market on the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th Sundays of each month.
Odd that Seria is not mentioned in this video though. I would go to Seria first and Daiso only if i cannot find the things i want in Seria. Seria things are all 100 yen. I bought reading glasses and umbrellas and snacks from there before.
Seria is also my most favourite place for cheap goods. Perhaps not as popular and filled with any kind of goods, but I found they have good selection and mostly affordable.
Seria is not mentioned here. IMHO Seria is the best option you can get for affordable goods. Some even priced ¥ 100 each. Not as crowded as Daiso. I bought so many small and beautiful ceramics and chopsticks here.
interesting, where can you find bad Japanese->english translated goods? i really want o find some awkwardly translated item. i found some cool items in Nakano broadway. it was a struggle to not look in every store as there were so many cool things to buy. i did get a few items in the end but could've easily splurged alot more....
Tricky question! Not sure if there’s a place you can reliably find funny/awkward translations, but shops that appeal to a younger and more design conscious Japanese customer would be worth a look (English copy on products will be for the way it looks not for the benefit of English speakers).
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Very nice 👍
As a Japanese, I was very happy.
It made me smile🥰
Thank you very much.
Have a nice weekend 🤩
Daiso was our go-to place for kids dishes. They were always well designed and some of them lasted through all 5 kids!
I will be returning to Japan in May for the first time since 2018 and I’m so excited to be hitting these stores !
I went to Shimo kitazawa in December 2022 and there were a wide variety of 2nd hand clothing shops. I even bought myself some working clothes there. Nearly wanted to buy a 2nd hand ski jacket as well.
It is really an underrated place for tourists but the locals know all about this place and the streets were crowded on the Friday I was there.
The antique markets always have a wild array of item options too and we would often hit them just to see what the vendors put out. I have found some very unique and beautiful gifts for family while perusing the many stalls.
Where is it .?
@@liorxr8798 My favorite antique market is at Yamato Station on the third Saturday of each month. There are also big markets at the Tokyo International Forum on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month.
1) i'll be travelling to japan for the first time in a few months, and all of your videos have been incredibly helpful!! thank you so much ;v; i cant wait to spend all my money on stickers LOL
2) i love your nails!!! 🥰🥰 3:11
Don Quijote has some great stuff. I got a cool set of Princess Mononoke playing cards there for 1,000 yen. And a bottle of Jameson for 1200 yen!
Amazing!!!!
This morning I was literally thinking about what souvenirs to get and you guys post this video! You read my mind 😅
I like this channel so much!
Thank you for the recommendations these sound really good and interesting to go to I’ll save this when I go
No worries, glad you found it useful! Have a great trip.
Thank you!
I would be going to japan in august. I would love to see a video how to send yourself a package in the mail example; shirts, shoes, etc!!
Thanks for the suggestion! Hope you have a great time on your trip in August 😊
@@tokyocheapo thank you!! can't wait for the video lol
I really liked the Nintendo hanafuda cards I got a couple weeks ago
My number one wanted item is Furin (wind chime). Hopefully I can find some unique ones on my trip in August. I know Daiso has some but I will have to see them in person first if I like the design
Thank u😊
LOVEEE his nails at 3:10
Thank you for noticing haha!
where are the best places in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto etc to buy beautiful dog kimonos please?
спасибо большое! Отличный обзор!!!
Hi am in Tokyo at the moment. Do you know which Daiso store you filmed in? We saw something of interest in your video we're trying to buy. Can't seem to find it in a couple of Daiso's we visited.
Hi there! We filmed in the Shibuya Center-Gai store 😊
@@tokyocheapo thanks! we just checked it out. Couldn't find what we wanted though :( They didnt stock it anymore.
Any idea where I can buy wholesale/ bulk 😅
Antiques , used items, sounds great. Do they still have the antique market on weekends at some temple near harajuku? And akasaka?
We're not aware of any antique markets at Meiji Shrine (the only temple/shrine of significance near Harajuku) and sadly, the weekend antique markets at Nogi Shrine in Akasaka are not happening anymore. Your best bet is the Tomioka Hachiman Shrine antique market on the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th Sundays of each month.
Odd that Seria is not mentioned in this video though. I would go to Seria first and Daiso only if i cannot find the things i want in Seria. Seria things are all 100 yen.
I bought reading glasses and umbrellas and snacks from there before.
Seria is also my most favourite place for cheap goods. Perhaps not as popular and filled with any kind of goods, but I found they have good selection and mostly affordable.
Good to know that Seria is your go to! Daiso is perhaps the most famous 100 yen store but others like Seria and Can Do have some good items too.
Hi, do you know where can I buy small buddha statues? tks
Nice vedio 🌹🌹🌹👌👌👌👌💖💖💖💖🤗🤗
Seria is not mentioned here. IMHO Seria is the best option you can get for affordable goods. Some even priced ¥ 100 each. Not as crowded as Daiso. I bought so many small and beautiful ceramics and chopsticks here.
Are all the stores tax free?
interesting, where can you find bad Japanese->english translated goods? i really want o find some awkwardly translated item. i found some cool items in Nakano broadway. it was a struggle to not look in every store as there were so many cool things to buy. i did get a few items in the end but could've easily splurged alot more....
Tricky question! Not sure if there’s a place you can reliably find funny/awkward translations, but shops that appeal to a younger and more design conscious Japanese customer would be worth a look (English copy on products will be for the way it looks not for the benefit of English speakers).
I'm planning to go to Japan for 2 weeks; is it enough?
2 weeks is a sensible length, especially if you’re coming a long way to get here.
Im going August 2023 i want to buy a Kimono 👘
We also recommend visiting Koenji and Nakai (during the Fabric Dyeing Festival in Feb) for cheap kimono!
go to Tawian is waaaay cheaper than Japan, the goods are kinda the same
I love Akihabara
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