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Shibuya 109 can be considered legendary in Japan. It's 10 floors of small shops aim to attract women under 25.
They also have a Tax-Free service and English-speaking staff is available. Be aware of their special offers, too!
This is one of the best places in Tokyo to buy souvenirs. Slightly nicer crafts, rather than mass-produced kitsch, can be found at good prices if you walk up to the temple and have a look in the plenty of small shops!
The Tōgō-Jinja fine arts market represents the largest and most famous temple market in Japan. We recommend rummaging through this trove of authentic antique wares and kimonos. It takes place every Sunday.
