Tokyo 4 Days 3 Nights Shopping Guide

Day 1: Shinjuku (Tokyo’s shopping hub) ✅ Morning - Isetan Shinjuku: high-end brands (Chanel, Dior), Japanese cosmetics (SUQQU, Three). - LUMINE EST: young clothing brands (SNIDEL, MURUA), sundries (LOFT). ✅ Afternoon - BEAMS JAPAN: A Japanese fashion store, suitable for buying limited edition T-shirts and canvas shoes. - Don Quijote (Shinjuku East Exit): Open 24 hours a day, you can buy all kinds of cosmetics, snacks, and electrical appliances at one place. ✅ Evening - Kabukicho Ichibangai: After shopping, have a bowl of "Ichiran Ramen" or "Isomaru Suisan" seafood. Day 2: Shibuya and Harajuku (the mecca of young fashion) ✅ Morning - SHIBUYA 109: Gyaru-style clothing (LIZ LISA, EGOIST), suitable for girls who like sweet style. - PARCO Department Store: A must-visit for anime fans (Nintendo TOKYO, CAPCOM STORE, JUMP SHOP). ✅ Afternoon - Harajuku Takeshita Street: affordable clothing (WEGO), crepes (Marion Crêpes). - Ura-Harajuku (Cat Street): A gathering place for trendy brands (BAPE, UNDERCOVER, KICKS LAB sneaker stores). Day 3: Ginza and Akihabara (high-end shopping + anime electronics) ✅ Morning - Ginza Mitsukoshi: international luxury goods (Hermès, LV), traditional Japanese crafts. - *UNIQLO Ginza Flagship Store: A super large store with 12 floors, with the most limited edition UTs. ✅ Afternoon - Akihabara: - Animate: Anime peripherals and comics. - Yodobashi: electrical appliances, cameras, and Switch games. - Maid Café: Experience Otaku Culture (@home café). ✅ Evening - Tokyo Station Ichibangai: Buy "Tokyo Banana" and "PRESS BUTTER SAND" cream sandwich cookies. Day 4: Ueno and Asakusa (restocking + traditional souvenirs) ✅ Morning - Ameya-Yokocho: Super cheap drugstore cosmetics and snacks (OS Drug is more cost-effective than Matsumoto Kiyoshi). - Dokeiya: Discount department store, suitable for buying daily necessities and food. ✅ Afternoon - Nakamise-dori at Sensō-ji Temple: Buy traditional Japanese souvenirs (ningyoyaki, senbei). - Tokyo Skytree (Solamachi shopping mall): Pokémon Center, Disney Store. 💡 Shopping Tips 1. Tax-free tips: You can get a tax refund for purchases over 5,000 yen, and department stores usually refund 8-10% (passport required). 2. Business hours: Department stores close at 20:00, while drug stores remain open after 22:00. 3. Payment method: Most stores support Alipay/WeChat payment, but cash is more universal. 4. Luggage storage: There are coin-operated lockers at the station (large lockers cost 700-800 yen/day). Finally, I would like to recommend Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu, which has super convenient transportation from central Tokyo. It only takes about an hour to get there, and it is one of the largest in Japan! The outlet has nearly 300 stores, bringing together international boutiques and popular domestic and foreign brands, fashion apparel, sports and leisure, dining and kitchenware, daily necessities, food and souvenirs, etc. I believe everyone will have a very happy and satisfying shopping here, and because it is an outlet, many products can be purchased at super cost-effective prices! The outlet provides many convenient services for overseas tourists, such as free luggage storage (only available on weekends and national holidays), free luggage lockers, currency exchange machines, and duty-free service centers. #Tokyo Shopping Guide