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Yamashiroya
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  • Yamashiroya

  • Kids & Infants, Anime Merchandise, Fun Shops ( Ueno )
  • Yamashiroya is a little crowded but I think worth the stop. Again, I can't keep myself away from toy stores. Even if I don't buy anything, I can't help but look around and enjoy what they have to of...
Trunks-Ya: Asakusa
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  • Trunks-Ya: Asakusa

  • Fun Shops, Clothing, Souvenirs ( Asakusa )
  • I laughed when I saw this store. It's a cool place and I had to browse inside. It's pretty decent priced and some of the designs are hilarious. Some I actually liked. I didn't end up buying anythi...
Daiso: Asakusa ROX3

  • Daiso: Asakusa ROX3

  • 100 Yen Shops ( Asakusa )
  • This Daiso isn't bad, per say, but there are better stocked and more interesting Daiso stores in and around the city. Try the massive behemoth in Harajuku. Or, if your in the area, the Daiso near Myod...
Fujiya

  • Fujiya

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • "Tenugui" seems to be the equivalent of kitchen towels. But people wrap it around their heads too. My friend uses it to dry dishes and steam vegetables. The tenugui-s sold here are very...
Karutaya

  • Karutaya

  • Japanese Sweets ( Ueno )
  • I'm crazy about Japanese sweets, though I acknowledge that they're probably not everyone's cup of tea. I like their mildly sweet nature. You'll often find anko, or red bean paste, in the center of Jap...
Bunodo

  • Bunodo

  • Japanese Goods, Antiques ( Asakusa )
  • If you're in Japan for any period of time, a fan is a very practical thing to acquire. Muggy weather isn't at all uncommon, and a fan can help you alleviate that. If you're in Asakasa, be sure to chec...
Bengara

  • Bengara

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • Bengara is a haven for people seeking authentic souvenirs. They specialize in noren, but they have other traditional fabric crafts as well. For instance, if you're interested in furoshiki, you can fin...
Asakusa Garou
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  • Asakusa Garou

  • Japanese Goods, Antiques ( Asakusa )
  • This is hand paint towel store. There are a lot of towel store in Japan. But all of towel stores sell only print towel. Asakusa-garou has value goods. The painting is made by great artist. If you...
Kiryudou

  • Kiryudou

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • A good place to look for souvenirs, Kiryudou is full of small bags and animals made out of every imaginable color of fabric. Little stuffed fish dangle from the ceiling, little stuffed cats adorn wall...
Adachiya

  • Adachiya

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • If, for some reason, you wind up organizing a matsuri, Achiya might be a good place to go shopping. Here you can find everything you need for a matsuri, from geta to yukata. For anyone other that an o...
Ojima

  • Ojima

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • Ojima preserves a style of glass work that has its origins in the Edo period. All of their cut glass pieces are handmade. Apparently, they've been featured on Japanese TV shows and in several magazine...
Myoga-ya

  • Myoga-ya

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • Meugaya is off the beaten track, and it's too specialized to interest the casual shopper. If you're participating in a matsuri, you can find everything you need here, but otherwise, it's not worth the...
Miyamoto-Unosuke

  • Miyamoto-Unosuke

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • Miyamoto-Unosuke specializes in traditional Japanese festival accessories, especially on taiko-drums, often seen in Mikoshi-style festivals (the Shinto festival in which a portable shrine is paraded)....
Union Commerce
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  • Union Commerce

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • Union Commerce is a knife shop in the middle of the Kappabashi restaurant supply district. They source knives from many well-known brands, carry all kinds of designs and feature both Western and Japan...
Tsubaya Knives
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  • Tsubaya Knives

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • Tsubaya knives is often featured in the media and guidebooks as one of Tokyo's top knife shops. Their products are handmade, and they carry as many as 1,000 different kinds of cutting tools! Chefs fro...
Yamamoto Soroban Ten

  • Yamamoto Soroban Ten

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • Yamamoto soroban is Tokyo's only abacus specialty store, carrying over 100 types of the brain-powered calculators. They also have interesting goods and novelty items, for instance a giant abacus 2 me...
Iwato Kamiten

  • Iwato Kamiten

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • The Iwato Paperstore ("Kamiten") has been specializing in traditional Japanese washi-paper since 1913. The colorful and elegant prints you'll find there, as well as Japanese novelties such as paper b...
Yonoya

  • Yonoya

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • Yonoya is one of the few Japanese comb ("kushi") specialty stores in Tokyo, having been in business for over 300 years. The delicate and detailed hand-crafted combs are really a work of art. Yonoya p...
Tsutaya

  • Tsutaya

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • Tsutaya manufactures accessories used on the Kabuki stage. They also make many types of bags on order. Tsutaya is dedicated to recreating the quality of Edo craftsmanship, and you're sure to find a ...
Mikado

  • Mikado

  • Japanese Goods ( Asakusa )
  • Mikado is a shamisen specialty shop. They carry several types of shamisen, and it is interesting to study the differences. Mikado also serves as a shamisen repair shop, replacing the skin faces, for i...
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