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Tokyo Shopping & Fashion

Tokyo's retail landscape spans from the subculture-driven streets of Harajuku and Shibuya to the high-end boutiques of Omotesando. Harajuku's Takeshita Street features youth-oriented street fashion, while Shibuya 109 serves as a landmark for trend-setting apparel. Shinjuku offers historic department stores like Isetan alongside massive electronics and lifestyle hubs. For traditional goods, Oriental Bazaar provides specialized Japanese crafts, while newer developments like Tokyo Solamachi and Gyre showcase modern retail architecture and diverse lifestyle brands across the city.

Tokyo Shopping & Fashion — 地図

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Harajuku

This area is a world-famous centre of unique Japanese street fashion and underground culture.

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Takeshita dori

Popular among the Japanese youth, this pedestrian-only street is a must-see for anyone who is a fan of fashion, especially the non…

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Shibuya 109

This shopping mall, located right next to the famous Shibuya Crossing, is the place to go to if you are interested in the latest fashion…

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Center Gai

Filled with shops, this rather narrow street radiates Shibuya's atmosphere.

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Harajuku Bridge

Also known as Jingu Bashi, this bridge is famous for being a gathering spot for cosplay lovers.

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Isetan

Isetan is a Japanese department store. Based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Isetan has branches throughout Japan and South East Asia, including in…

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Laforet Harajuku

Multi-story fashion mall featuring independent boutiques and underground labels. It serves as a central hub for Tokyo’s alternative and experimental street fashion styles.

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Omotesando Hills

Omotesando Hills is a shopping complex in central Tokyo built in 2005, in a series of urban developments by Mori Building.

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Kiddy Land

This spectacular toy store offers a wide variety of toys not only for children, but for grownups as well.

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Oriental Bazaar

A souvenir and antiques shop for traditional Japanese goods, calligraphy, kimono, fans, antiques...you name it, they have it all.

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MEGA Don Quijote

Seven-story flagship discount store in Shibuya offering groceries, souvenirs, electronics, and luxury goods. The store is open 24 hours a day.

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Loft Shibuya

Large specialty store dedicated to stationery, household goods, cosmetics, and lifestyle accessories across multiple themed floors.

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Gyre

Architectural complex designed by MVRDV housing high-end fashion brands like Comme des Garçons, art galleries, and organic food shops.

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UNIQLO

Large multi-level flagship store in Shibuya focusing on high-quality, functional basics and casual apparel.

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Tokyo Solamachi

Extensive retail and dining complex at the base of Tokyo Skytree, featuring over 300 shops including Japanese craft stores and character-themed boutiques.

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Bicqlo

A large-scale commercial facility in Shinjuku that originated as a unique collaboration between electronics giant Bic Camera and clothing retailer Uniqlo.

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