Private Tour Guides
Private Tours
Destinations
Japan
Sights
Shopping
Tokyo
Ameyoko(Ameya-Yokochō)
A very low-priced market where you can find everything from foods to miscellaneous goods
Mie
Oharai-machi
After visiting Ise Jingu Shrine, enjoy some of the famous cuisine and shop for souvenirs!
Tokyo
Daiso Harajuku Store
The large 100-yen shop on Harajuku’s Takeshita Street gathering a rich variety of goods
Tokyo
Roppongi Hills
An example of an urban multipurpose complex, Roppongi Hills has plenty of services for people to enjoy with their children.
Ibaraki
Ami Premium Outlets
A popular outlet mall which opened 2 years ago, and has grown to include 150 stores
Kyoto
JR Kyoto Station
A huge terminal where you can also enjoy cuisine and shopping
Sado
Sekisui Ito Pottery Museum
A gallery amassing the elegant pottery of Sekisui Ito, a Living National Treasure
Osaka
Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street
The venerable shopping street boasting its status as Japan’s largest that has been given the name “The Nation’s Kitchen”
Okinawa
Kokusai Dori (International Street)
The main street of the whole prefecture! You can find everything from Okinawa delicacies to souvenirs
Tokyo
Nakano Broadway
A labyrinth overflowing with Japanese subculture
Okinawa
Mihama American Village
A popular resort area with a symbolic Ferris wheel in the image of the American West Coast
Fukuoka
Marinoa City Fukuoka
There are over 170 shops in Kyushu’s largest outlet mall
Fukuoka
Canal City Hakata
Kyushu’s largest shopping mall with many individualistic shops
Tokyo
Kappabashi
Kappabashi, the Kingdom of Cooking. Japan’s No. 1 street for kitchen utensils
Osaka
Umeda
Umeda is the place to buy everything; from Japan’s newest trends to household appliances.
Tokyo
Tokyu Hands, Shibuya branch
The huge home center with all of your household needs
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