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    Shopping in Tokyo

    Hip designer labels sell out in Minami-Aoyama and Ginza. Brave shoppers head for bustling Shibuya for trendy clothes, gadgets and technology at Tokyu Hands. Tsukiji Fish Market is a shrine to fish, with fresh-off-the-boat tuna and mackerel. Antique-hunters look for kimonos and pottery at Oriental Bazaar on Omotesando, or up the hill at the Togo Shrine Market in Harajuku (first Sunday of the month). Most shops open from 10am to 8pm daily.

    Mitsukoshi Department Store, Tokyo. Photo by Colin Sinclair, © JNTO

    Shops

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    1. 1. Mitsukoshi Department Store - Tokyo's flagship store

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      Mitsukoshi Department Store, Tokyo. Photo by Colin Sinclair, © JNTO

      Legendary Mitsukoshi is the oldest department store in Japan. It started life in 1673 as a kimono shop, known as Echigoya. The flagship store in Nihonbashi houses restaurants, a food store where tastings take place and plenty of Japanese goods.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Daily 10am-7pm

      Address

      1-4-1 Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-8001

      Telephone

      +81 (0) 3 3241 3311

      Transport

      Mitsukoshi-mae and Nihonbashi metro

      Website

      Mitsukoshi Website

    2. 2. Tokyu Hands - Gadgets and gifts galore

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      A prime spot for picking up unusual gifts, Tokyu Hands in Shibuya-ku is ostensibly a homewares store. In reality, though, it sells everything from traditional pottery to quirky gadgets. Designs range from understated and stylish, to cutesy and oddball.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Daily 10am-8.30pm

      Address

      12-18, Utagawa-machi, Tokyo 150-0042

      Telephone

      +81 (0) 3 5489 5111

      Transport

      Shibuya JR and metro

      Website

      Tokyu Hands Website

    3. 3. Loveless - Hip goodies in Minami-aoyama

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      Loveless, Tokyo. Photo by Tamsin Bradshaw

      Loveless sells funky coffee table books, cool handbags, jewellery, and rare records. In its cavern-like underground location on Minami-aoyama's high street, this hip store stocks labels like Viktor & Rolf and Alexander Wang.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Daily 12pm-8pm

      Address

      3-17-11 Minami-aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0062

      Telephone

      +81 (0) 3 3401 2301

      Transport

      Omotesando metro

    4. 4. Marronnier Gate - Ginza shopping experience

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      Marronnier Gate, Tokyo. Photo by Tamsin Bradshaw

      Glass-fronted shopping centre Marronnier Gate lies in Ginza. It houses a range of shops, including Hysteric Glamour and Tokyu Hands - five floors of high-end gadgets and gifts. Tired shoppers stop for Thai dishes at Jim Thompson's Table.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Daily 11am-11pm

      Address

      2-2-14 Ginza, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 104-0061

      Telephone

      +81 (0) 3 5524 8830

      Transport

      Ginza metro or Yurakucho JR

      Website

      Marronnier Gate Website

    5. 5. Opaque - Quirky clothes and accessories

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      Opaque, Tokyo. Photo by Tamsin Bradshaw

      Opaque is a small department store selling trendy clothing, cosmetics and funky accessories for women. The Ginza store stocks up-and-coming Japanese and foreign labels such as aquagirl and MINIMUM MINIMUM in its chic, chandelier-hung space.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Mon-Sat 11am-9pm; Sun 11am-8pm

      Address

      3-5-8 Ginza, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 104-0061

      Telephone

      +81 (0) 3 5250 1184

      Transport

      Ginza metro or Yurakucho JR

      Website

      Opaque Website

    Markets

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    1. 6. Tsukiji Fish Market - Frenzied fish auctions

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      Tsukiji Fish Market, Tokyo. © JNTO

      Tsukiji Fish Market in Tsukiji is Tokyo's wholesale fish larder. Visitors arrive early to see 3,000 tons of 450 types of seafood being sold. Dodge the giant tuna and dive into a local sushi bar before things slow down at 10am.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Tuna auction 5am-6.15am; visitors recommended to arrive after 9am

      Address

      5-2-1 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0055

      Telephone

      +81 (0) 3 3542 1111

      Transport

      Tsukiji metro

      Website

      Tsukiji Fish Market Website

    2. 7. Togo Shrine Markets - Shrine-side souvenir shopping

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      Togo Shrine Markets, Tokyo. Courtesy of Bodo Hornberger

      The lively Togo Shrine Markets occur once a month in Jingumae. From dawn onwards, locals browse through old plates, folk arts, traditional dolls, and junk, with the shrine as a backdrop. There are great bargains amongst the second-hand kimono racks.

      Opening Hours

      1st Sun of the month 5am-3pm

      Address

      1-5-3, Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001

      Telephone

      +81 (0) 3 3425 7965

      Transport

      Harajuku JR or Meiji-jingumae metro

    Specialists

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    1. 8. Oriental Bazaar - Japanese treasure trove

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      Oriental Bazaar on Omotesando Dori is a mine of art and antiques, stretching across four floors. Kimonos, Japanese furniture, Mokuhanga (woodblock prints) and Buddhist sculpture have been sold here since 1954. Its grand red-and-green exterior is a Tokyo landmark.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Mon-Wed & Fri-Sun 10am-7pm

      Address

      5-9-13, Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001

      Telephone

      +81 (0) 3 3400 3933

      Transport

      Omotesando and Meijingumae metro, or Harajuku JR

    2. 9. BIC Camera - Eight floors of technology

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      This eight-storey store in Yurakucho offers a huge range of electronics. Cameras are on offer in all manner of varieties. Technology-lovers also browse computers, MP3 players, watches and toys. Before buying, check that the item is suitable for export.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Daily 10am-10pm

      Address

      1-11-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0006

      Telephone

      +81 (0) 3 5221 1111

      Transport

      Yurakucho JR or Hibiya and Ginza metro

      Website

      BIC Camera Website

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