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Matsumoto Kiyoshi (Matsukiyo) 101: The “Yellow” King of Japanese Drugstores
Walk near any major station in Tokyo—Shibuya, Shinjuku, Okachimachi—and your eyes will be attacked by a bright Yellow and Blue sign. This is Matsumoto Kiyoshi (locals call it "Matsukiyo"). Historically known as a hangout spot for Japanes... -
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Don Quijote (Donki) 101: The “Jungle” of Tokyo Shopping & Why Bruno Mars Loves It
Intro If you walk around Tokyo at night, you will eventually hear a catchy, repetitive song: "Don-Don-Don, Don Ki, Don Quijote~". Follow the sound, and you will find a massive building guarded by a blue penguin mascot. This is ... -
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ABC-MART 101: The Shoe Empire Born from Tokyo’s Hustle
Walk into any shopping mall in Japan, and you will find two giants: UNIQLO and ABC-MART. With over 1,000 stores, ABC-MART is the undisputed king of footwear in Japan. But this isn't just a boring chain store. It is the place where y... -
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GU 101: The “Rebellious Little Sister” of UNIQLO (Ultimate Budget Fashion Guide)
Intro If UNIQLO is the "Honor Student" of Japanese fashion—reliable, high quality, and loved by everyone—then GU is the "Rebellious Little Sister." She is trendy, colorful, significantly cheaper, and changes her mood (style) ev... -
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UNIQLO 101: Why Buying in Japan is a Must & The End of “Pushy” Sales
Intro If you walk through any major station in Tokyo, you will inevitably see the red and white logo of UNIQLO. It is no longer just a Japanese brand; it is a global infrastructure for clothing. However, visiting a UNIQLO in Japan is a s... -
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The Ultimate Shibuya & Harajuku One-Day Itinerary
Experience the perfect fusion of traditional and contemporary Japan with this carefully curated one-day journey through Harajuku and Shibuya. Begin your morning immersed in the serene spirituality of Meiji Shrine, transition to the kawai... -
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Takeshita Street&Harajuku : Tokyo’s Colorful Pop Culture Paradise
Step into Takeshita Street (竹下通り, Takeshita-dōri)—a vibrant 350-meter runway that serves as the beating heart of Harajuku's kaleidoscopic youth culture. Despite its modest length (traversable in just five minutes), this pedestrian pa...
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