For many of us foreigners, it was anime that got us interested in visiting Japan. Here are the best places in Japan to buy anime merchandise!
Gyomu Super is Kyoto’s best Muslim-friendly supermarket chain
Located in the heart of Kyoto in the Fushimi ward is Gyomu Supermarket. Here, you can find local and international goods including halal.
Kohnan is the all-inclusive department store chain of Japan
As Kmart is to Australians or Walmart to Americans, Kohnan is Japan’s all-inclusive retail store that has everything you need for your home!
Riverwalk Kitakyushu offers a scenic shopping complex and walk
Despite its name, Riverwalk Kitakyushu is the name of the shopping complex along Murasaki River, but it’s definitely a nice “river walk” too.
Exploring ChaCha Town – Kokura’s entertainment village
ChaCha Town is Kokura’s entertainment shopping district; comprising clothing stores, restaurants, theaters, arcades, and a big Ferris wheel!
How much cash should you bring for a trip to Japan?
In a world that’s going cashless, Japan continues to be a cash-based society. With that in mind, just how much cash should you bring to Japan?
What’s it like inside a Japanese supermarket? A review of Izumiya
Fresh fish, ready-to-eat meals, and unbeatable prices are what Japanese supermarkets are all about. Let’s take a look at Izumiya supermarket!
JUMP SHOP – Japan’s dedicated store for Shōnen Jump merch
JUMP SHOP is a merch store dedicated to Shōnen Jump anime. Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Naruto are just a few of the big-name shows featured.
Nakano Broadway offers anime fans an alternative to Akihabara
Akihabara isn’t the only hub for anime enthusiasts, because you’ll find a plethora of both budget and premium anime goods at Nakano Broadway!
A guide to Don Quijote – Japan’s biggest discount store chain
Don Quijote is essentially the Costco of Japan. You can find electronics, clothes, groceries, and more wherever you see the big blue penguin!