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Oriental Bazaar オリエンタルバザール Japanese Goods / Harajuku

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Oriental Bazaar
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The Oriental Bazaar is easily recognizable for its red Chinese-style building. However, its deals on yukatas, kimonos and souvenirs of Japan are what make this store so popular. The bazaar is almost always crowded with shoppers looking for a perfect present from Japan. Aside from the kimonos, they also carry handkerchiefs, lacquered boxes, folding fans, pottery, furoshiki (a piece of cloth traditionally used to wrap things in Japan, but which can be used for almost anything), and many more omiyage goods. Everything is labeled in English.

Categories Japanese Goods
Nearest Station Meiji-jingumae
Address 5-9-13 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Telephone 03-3400-3933
Home Page http://homepage3.nifty.com (In Japanese)
Business Hours 10:00am-7:00pm; Closed Thu

3 Reviews for Oriental Bazaar


 tokyo lady
  • Oriental Bazaar
  • (2010-10-23)
  • Oriental Bazaar is just that, BIZARRE! If you ever take a Japanese friend here, they will find a lot of goods to be less than authentic. However, people receiving the gifts probably won't notice the difference. They have dishes, hankerchiefs, yukatas, kimonos, make-up cases, and furniture plus a whole lot more. Most of the shoppers are non-Japanese searching for that perfect souvenir.

Susan
  • Oriental Bazaar
  • (2007-10-02)
  • If you're in pursuit of the perfect souvenir from Japan, plan a stop at the Oriental Bazaar in Harajuku. The place has a reputation among foreigners as being a place where you can find both typical touristy products as well as authentic antiques. Be sure to check out the kimono section in the basement. They offer a nice selection of new and vintage ones. The main floor hosts a selection of tea cu... Read More

Ryan
  • Oriental Bazaar
  • (2007-10-02)
  • Dreaming of that perfect yukata? Trying to find your wife something that is authentic Japanese for her birthday? The Oriental Bazaar is the best place to find all things that you would consider when you think of ancient Japan. The first floor and lower level are one in the same, but the second and third floors are run by independent dealers, making the bazaar and competitive place to shop. I parti... Read More
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