Shopping Districts

The charm of shopping streets is that there are shops unique to that area (region / town), and it is easy to interact with people in the shop. Many shopping districts are shops for the Japanese living there, but many foreign tourists visit the shopping areas and sightseeing spots. In shopping streets popular with foreigners, the number of shops that prepare guides in other languages and staff to communicate with foreign travelers is increasing, so that even travelers who do not understand Japanese can easily shop at these stores.

• Shopping Districts
  

  Motomachi Shopping Street, Yokohama

  2016-06-01
• Shopping Districts
  

  Streets of Japan! Ningyocho: "Houjicha" Roasted Green Tea at Morinoen.

  2016-04-28
• Shopping Districts
  

  Blackmarket sweets! Ameyokocho!

  2016-04-04
• Sweets and Desserts
  

  Yanaka Shippoya. A Special Donut shop.

  2016-03-31
• Café
  

  Chonmageimo Tamaru in Yanaka Ginza

  2016-03-31
• Shopping Districts
  

  Asakusa's Nakamise street!

  2016-03-31
• Shopping Districts
  

  Amezaiku - Candy Crafting Under Skytree in Asakusa!

  2016-03-31
• Shopping Districts
  

  Solamachi in Asakusa.

  2016-03-31
• Shopping Districts
  

  Chinatown in Yokohama

  2016-02-26
• Shopping Districts
  

  Tenshin Underground Shopping Center in Fukuoka

  2016-02-26
• Shopping Districts
  

  Freshest fish on the this side of Japan! Omicho Market in Kanazawa

  2016-02-04
• Shopping Districts
  

  Fish names are hard. Nishiki Market.

  2015-12-25
• Shopping Districts
  

  Kawaii Harajuku! - Sing Along Japan Guide

  2015-12-25

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