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mfad17mo ago
Jimbo4246

Stores to Check out in Tokyo/Osaka

Sup y'all. I'm going to Japan (Tokyo/Osaka) this week and want to do some shopping. Looking for stuff that is unique to japan or made in Japan. I know they're famous for their denim in particular. Does anybody have recommendations for places to check out?
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ihso
ihso17mo ago
I am in the same exact boat as you
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i asked the same thing a little ago https://discord.com/channels/1116793467654381685/1127957051017011210 for what its worth if you arent already familiar its worth getting a loose idea of the different districts shinjuku and shibuya are both huge cultural hubs and have loads of stores, shibuya especially. shimokitazawa and koenji are both like, "alternative" suburbs and have lots of vintage clothing, second hand stores etc harajuku has more like, youthful and trendy fashion (not stuff that would be this discords tastes I dont think)
Jimbo4246
Jimbo4246OP17mo ago
Thanks! I appreciate the guidance
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Please report back on what you find!!
mattw2
mattw217mo ago
I enjoyed wandering around daikanyama and ebisu. Shops there tend to lean more workwear/vintage/denim. Good shops there include Kapital, Okura, Drybones, TS(S), Jackman, Visvim, Cabourn.
margargargar
margargargar17mo ago
i'm going in october and i've been doing some compiling too! some places i've noted for tokyo -- united arrows, BEAMS, tomorrowland, ragtag, hare hare, koenjikita, laforet hawajuku, toga xtc
slrls
slrls17mo ago
Seconding that Drybones Tokyo looks real neat. I've also been following this shop that could be good if you're into vintage stuff: https://www.instagram.com/gochic.shimokitazawa
boot too big
boot too big17mo ago
Google My Maps
Tokyo and Osaka Fashion Stores - Google My Maps
HP = High Priority LP = Low Priority B = Boutique BB = Boutique 2 S = Shoes A = Art F = Food D = Department Store 2H = 2nd Hand Store
boot too big
boot too big17mo ago
might not be up to date anymore
ihso
ihso17mo ago
Nice
Poulai Pikante
Poulai Pikante17mo ago
I'd recommend stores that you have in your home country too, like uniqlo, hm zara, etc. as they have some exclusives, especially uniqlo. I bought a few things while I was there this winter. Also, in Canada, it's hard to get some good looking Overcoats, so I tried looking for some, but nothing was in my size (I'm 185 cm/6`1). If you want some inspiration as to what japanese wear and where they buy it, you can look up this website : zozo.jp It is in Japanese, but you can translate it with your browser.
mossin
mossin6mo ago
Also in Japan rn, but my trips are pretty limited cuz its from a tour package and some fam members limitations
Might go to Nakamise before i leave for Haneda airport got any recommendations there?
I just wanna get something that marks something from there a jacket, etc. that I can also casually wear in my wardrobe
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