First Time Traveling to Japan: Tokyo Shopping Edition.

【First Time Traveling to Japan】 【Must-Read Guide: Tokyo Shopping Edition】 Starting your adventure in Tokyo, Japan! You need to know the shopping paradises in Tokyo! So today, let's talk about—Tokyo Shopping Edition!!! 🏨 Shinjuku: Tokyo's bustling commercial district, a gathering place for trends and fashion! A shopper's paradise with department stores, electronics streets, drugstores, and trendy shops. Odakyu, Keio, Isetan, and other malls are gathered here. Japan's famous red-light district 【Kabukicho】, as well as Shinjuku Gyoen and Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. Filming locations for 'Your Name' and 'Lost in Translation'. 🌆 Ginza: Tokyo's representative high-end shopping area! On par with Paris's Champs-Élysées and New York's Fifth Avenue, it's one of the world's three major bustling shopping streets. Eight streets in total, from 1-chome to 8-chome, with the intersection at 4-chome being very bustling. 🛬 Shibuya: A gathering place for trends! Famous for the 【world's busiest intersection】 and the 【Hachiko Statue】. Shibuya 109 and Hikarie are landmarks of Shibuya's trends. 🚌 Roppongi Hills: An artistic atmosphere, gathering various contemporary arts! A 53-story skyscraper: shops at the bottom, offices in the middle, and the 【Mori Art Museum】 and 【Tokyo City View Observation Deck】 at the top. There's a restaurant on the top floor, averaging 200 yen per person! You can overlook the 【Tokyo Tower】 and 【Skytree】, highly recommended! 🏨 Ikebukuro: Fashionable and affordable! The East Exit has an owl statue, the mascot of Ikebukuro. Clothing, anime merchandise, drugstores, etc., from Sunshine City, Seibu Department Store to PARCO. ⛺ Omotesando: Unique fashion aesthetics, an international fashion gathering place! Flagship stores of top brands and trendy brands are located here, like Supreme and Comme des Garçons. Omotesando Hills was designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando. 🍩 Harajuku: A center for youth subculture, anime, and cute fashion! Unique styles, cuteness prevails, a treasure trove for vintage lovers. Harajuku Station is an iconic building designed by Hayao Miyazaki. 🏬 Akihabara: The pinnacle of the two-dimensional world! Electronics, models, anime, and themed cafes, A paradise for anime fans. 💴 Daikanyama: A sophisticated atmosphere! The famous Tsutaya bookstore is here! A middle to upper-class residential area, shops are scattered, slow-paced with elegant, tasteful, and personalized shops. 🧡 Nakameguro: Outstanding restaurants, cafes, general stores, and bakeries.