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  1. Daikanyama (3,393 bytes)
    1: ...an the hyper-modern high rises of Tokyo’s other shopping districts.
    55: [[Category:Popular Tokyo Shopping Areas|Daikanyama]]
  2. Ebisu (2,278 bytes)
    15: [[Category:Popular Tokyo Shopping Areas|Ebisu]]
  3. Parco (2,737 bytes)
    1: ...ed out of [[Tokyo]]’s [[Shibuya]] district. The shopping complex consists of 55 shops ranging in products ...
    4: The shopping complex was opened in [[1975]] during the formati...
    21: [[Category:Popular Tokyo Shopping Areas|Parco]]
  4. Tokyu (3,011 bytes)
    6: ...awaii with the Hawaii Shikrokiya in the Ala Moana Shopping Center.
    8: ...young women and quickly became one of the largest shopping centers in Tokyo in terms of annual revenue.
  5. Sunshine City (3,224 bytes)
    1: ...restaurants offering a wide array of products and shopping opportunities.
    14: ==Shopping near Sunshine City==
    15: Shopping in Sunshine City is among the most prolific in th...
    24: [[Category:Popular Japanese Shopping Areas|Sunshine City]]
  6. Seibu (2,657 bytes)
    6: ...re launched and became a premiere destination for shopping in Japan. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s when it ...
    11: ...re it has a flagship store in the Grand Indonesia Shopping Town, one of the most elaborate department stores...
  7. Omotesando (2,416 bytes)
    3: ... as well as street stands and other international shopping locales lining the roads.
    6: ...as not taken away from its overall appeal and the shopping in the area.
    8: In addition to the shopping districts where hundreds of high end and affordab...
    14: [[Category:Popular Japanese Shopping Areas|Omotesando]]
  8. Kichijoji (3,118 bytes)
    3: ==Shopping Districts==
    4: ...erent forms of entertainment. In the midst of the shopping district is the [[Gessoji]] Buddhist temple with ...
    25: [[Category:Popular Tokyo Shopping Areas|Kichijoji]]
  9. Kappabashi (2,371 bytes)
    1: '''Kappabashi''' (合羽橋) Street is a shopping area between [[Ueno]] and [[Asakusa]] where dozen...
    26: [[Category:Popular Tokyo Shopping Areas|Kappabashi]]
  10. Omotesando Hills (3,217 bytes)
    4: ...on along a 250 meter stretch of [[Omotesando]], a shopping avenue in [[Aoyama]] that had become quite famous...
    11: Omotesando Hills is home to six floors of shopping, each one with a theme of sorts for which kinds o...
    13: * Third Floor – The top floor of shopping (just below the apartments) is home to the higher...
    28: [[Category:Popular Tokyo Shopping Areas|Omotesando Hills]]
  11. Aoyama (3,430 bytes)
    1: ... in Tokyo. Known for its fashion boutiques, large shopping malls and department stores, and multiple fashion...
    14: ==Shopping==
    15: The shopping in Aoyama is among the best known in Tokyo with b...
    21: * Loveless – This three story shopping complex is home to more than 100 different brands...
    24: ...uture.com/city/area/area.cfm?area=1&city=1 Aoyama Shopping Map]
  12. Nakameguro (2,256 bytes)
    22: [[Category:Popular Tokyo Shopping Areas|Nakameguro]]
  13. Mercibeaucoup (1,029 bytes)
    7: ...oup boutiques located in some of the most popular shopping areas of [[Tokyo]] including [[Aoyama]], [[Ginza]...
  14. Pizza Express (2,068 bytes)
    3: ...ku building, directly across from the [[LaForet]] shopping complex. There are windowside tables for groups o...
  15. Yodobashi Camera (2,163 bytes)
    15: [[Category:Popular Tokyo Shopping Areas|Yodobashi Camera]]
  16. Tao Kurihara (2,029 bytes)
    12: ...on, Paris, and New York City. Additionally, major shopping malls such as [[Omotesando Hills]], [[Roppongi Hi...
  17. Chim Pom (3,132 bytes)
    28: ...ws en masse in front of Tokyo’s [[Shibuya 109]] shopping center. Their nearby exhibition at [[Laforet Gall...
  18. Milk (2,802 bytes)
    1: ...e heart of what became [[Tokyo]]’s [[Harajuku]] shopping district, Milk has long been synonymous with the ...
  19. Black Peace Now (2,058 bytes)
    20: ... is located on the 5th floor of the [[Marui One]] shopping complex in [[Shibuya]], Tokyo.
  20. Onden (380 bytes)
    1: ...]]. The street is marked with sign reading "Onden Shopping Street".
  21. Hikarigaoka Park (2,150 bytes)
    1: ...f everything with many sports facilities, special shopping squares, great greenery, and even a bird sighting...
  22. Komae (2,228 bytes)
    19: ...n Komae are said to be spectacular with plenty of shopping spots, dining places, and resting parks. Perhaps ...
  23. Musashino (2,983 bytes)
    3: ...or three spheres as stated in Japan. First is the shopping area which entails many department stores, specia...
  24. Nihonbashi (2,002 bytes)
    5: ... the days of difficult transportation means. Many shopping companies have stationed their main stores in the...
    10: ... it has been recorded as one of the earliest real shopping districts in all of Japan, something the resident...
    12: ...economic growth and popularity for its incredible shopping districts.
  25. Sagamihara (2,162 bytes)
    5: ...station in Sagamihara. Various service providers, shopping spots, and unique niche markets are found in this...
  26. Shiodome (2,289 bytes)
    3: ... organized to fit certain demographics making any shopping or servicing experience simple.
  27. Tokyo Dome City (2,500 bytes)
    5: ... activities for every one of all ages to enjoy. A shopping mall, an amusement park, restaurants and specialt...
    17: ...great place to relax and enjoy themselves. A spa, shopping center, and restaurants are bunched together in o...
  28. Akihabara Station (2,862 bytes)
    1: ... for being the center of the Akihabara electronic shopping district.
  29. Ueno Station (1,864 bytes)
    9: Ueno Station is constructed with multiple nearby shopping malls, major tourist destinations and both wester...
  30. Akihabara Rampage (3,911 bytes)
    1: ... on Sunday, June 8, 2008 within the [[Akihabara]] shopping quarter in [[Chiyoda-ku]], [[Tokyo]]. At 12:33 JS...
  31. Yebisu Garden Place (1,978 bytes)
    1: ... 13 very tall skyscrapers filled with hundreds of shopping centers, restaurants, and specialty shops.
    3: ...ess district. This area is just as popular as the shopping since it is also where the [[Western Tokyo]] hote...
    5: ...re. The size of the store makes for a full day of shopping and it also has a restaurant inside its doors to ...
  32. SunSet Swish (1,970 bytes)
    3: ...ive performance taking place in April 2005 in the shopping and entertainment district in Tokyo known as [[Ha...
  33. Shimokitazawa Shelter (1,856 bytes)
    14: ... 3 minute walk. If you continue through the Showa shopping district, you should pass the Shinking tea headqu...
  34. Shimokitazawa Garage (1,985 bytes)
    11: ...t. Finally, you should come across the [[Ougiya]] shopping district. When you see the drugstore, you should ...
  35. Sugamo (1,785 bytes)
    1: '''Sugamo''' is a shopping district in [[Toshima]], [[Tokyo]]. Its postal co...
    19: ...uku]]” or “Grandma’s Harajuku.” It is the shopping district for the older members of society, and is...
    28: [[Category:Japanese Shopping Districts]]
  36. Shopping in Japan (3,449 bytes)
    1: ...om around the world to shop there. In particular, shopping in [[Tokyo]] is a major pastime.
    3: ==Shopping Neighborhoods==
    5: ...ever, there are no places quite as popular as the shopping districts of Tokyo. Here, there a number of highl...
    17: ...tment stores in addition to the major underground shopping center in [[Shinjuku Station]] are located here. ...
    20: ...tore]] and Shibuya 109 are just a few of the many shopping locations of note here.
  37. Bic Camera (1,731 bytes)
    16: [[Category:Shopping in Japan]]
  38. Lumine (1,794 bytes)
    1: ...fluent and fashion conscious members of Japan’s shopping community, this department store currently operat...
    7: ...s from throughout the world is one of the premier shopping destinations in Yokohama along with other major d...
    11: ...ke]], [[Comme de Garcons]], Prada, and Gucci, the shopping complexes are among the highest regarded departme...
    17: [[Category:Shopping in Japan]]
  39. Urahara (3,333 bytes)
    31: [[Category:Japanese Shopping Districts]]
  40. Hime Gyaru (1,652 bytes)
    3: Most famous and started in the [[Harajuku]] shopping district of [[Tokyo]], Hime Gyaru is best describ...
  41. Tokyo Attractions (3,444 bytes)
    1: ...n Japan. Ranging from the large number of popular shopping destinations to the array of historical and cultu...
    5: Located in Ginza are many of the top shopping areas in Tokyo as well as many top brand stores. ...
    21: ...essentially a city within a city, home to massive shopping centers, cutting edge living complexes like Roppo...
    25: ... early 19th centuries. A hot spring, TV stations, shopping malls, Palette Town, and Decks Tokyo Beach are al...
  42. Tokyo Street Fashion (2,182 bytes)
    5: ... of Tokyo, street fashion is most apparent in the shopping districts of [[Harajuku]], [[Shibuya]], [[Omotesa...
  43. Loveless (2,818 bytes)
    7: The Loveless shopping center is a four story building, with the first f...
  44. Tokyo Hipsters Club (2,158 bytes)
    1: '''Tokyo Hipsters Club''' is a [[Japanese]] shopping complex located in [[Harajuku]], [[Tokyo]]. The b...
  45. Chinami Kamishima (1,783 bytes)
    13: ...ishima has a boutique located in the [[Harajuku]] shopping district of Tokyo and her clothes can be found in...
  46. Jotaro Saito (2,095 bytes)
    12: ...art projects in museums, restaurants, hotels, and shopping districts. He has also been behind design work fo...
  47. Gut's Dynamite Cabaret (1,872 bytes)
    17: ...a flagship store in the heart of the [[Harajuku]] shopping district of Tokyo. Additionally, multiple boutiqu...
  48. Virtual Japan Home (1,774 bytes)
    41: * [[List of popular Tokyo shopping areas]]
  49. Wonderwall (1,527 bytes)
    5: ...fore designing it, including the lighting and the shopping experience that the retailer is trying to portray...
  50. Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo (2,856 bytes)
    6: The hotel is next to the [[Ginza]] shopping district, and within walking distance of the [[Im...

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