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Did you know that KitKat is very popular in Japan? No one had anticipated that this simple chocolate wafer snack would create a nationwide sensation and you can find various unique flavors that you have never seen. Visit these places and fall in love with the different flavors that can only be fo...
KitKat is one of the most popular snacks here in Japan, too. The most known flavor is chocolate, ...
Discover another face of Narita Airport with these 10 best souvenirs to purchase before you leave...
Dagashi is the stuff of their childhoods for the Japanese. What is dagashi? Which are the best da...
Answered about 2 months ago
All the above answers are GREAT!Especially, if you want to buy in volume, yes, the Airport will be the best choice...I also happened to find Shinjuku Takashimaya Duty Free Shop where they carried (at that time) various KitKat (once I found Sake Flavor one!) aside from other souvenir snacks. https...
Answered 6 months ago
I recommend don quixote, they have a great selection.
Answered 8 months ago
I think you can just simply order from Rakuten Global Market as I did:https://global.rakuten.com/en/event/food/japanese-sweets/?l-id=rgm-eventdirectory-catalog-en-20161121-sweets
Answered 8 months ago
Visit Rakuten Global Market. They even have special pages or events for these so you can get discounted items too:https://global.rakuten.com/en/event/beauty/cosmetics/?l-id=rgm-eventdirectory-cosmetics-en-20171030
Answered 9 months ago
Hi,When I last went to Japan, there were many opportunities for small souvenir (snack/cosmetic). I definitely agree with the answers written above so far! Places like the airports (especially Haneda, I have explored the entire shopping areas for Haneda and it has a ton to offer for small souvenir...
Answered 11 months ago
For snacks like kitkat, tokyo banana, you can buy at the airport. There's plenty of stores in there but I suggest that you shop after the immigration. Inside the boarding area of Narita Terminal 2, there's Fa-so-la souvenir store. They offer wide variety of Japanese goodies including Royce choco...
Answered about 1 year ago
I suggest Daiso! We had the most fun shopping in that store! Very affordable and an enjoyable experience!!
Published over 1 year ago
Discover another face of Narita Airport with these 10 best souvenirs to purchase before you leave Japan, to take a piece of this country with you and to please your family and friends back home.
Answered over 1 year ago
I suggest to go to Laox. As I know there are 3 big Laox in Tokyo. 1. Akihabara, 2. Ginza, 3. Shinjuku. Ohh also in Odaiba. You can find everything in this shop as you want to buy many kind of snacks, cosmetics and electro devices etc... This is also duty free shop. So please compare the price w.o...
Answered almost 2 years ago
Hi Mari Takahashi, I'm looking for munafie too. Did you found it and would you mind to share where i can get? Thank you
Published almost 2 years ago
Food is certainly one of the best things about Tokyo. Top activity is to bite your way around the city trying the yummiest street food the city has to offer.
Answered almost 2 years ago
If you intend to shop and make a lot of purchases to be carried in your luggage to be checked in, it is better to buy snacks in the airport after clearing immigration. This will not add to you check in luggage maximum weight limit.In addition to not having to carry the snacks around in your lugga...
Published about 2 years ago
Did you know that KitKat is very popular in Japan? No one had anticipated that this simple chocolate wafer snack would create a nationwide sensation and you can find various unique flavors that you have never seen. Visit these places and fall in love with the different flavors that can only be fo...
Answered over 2 years ago
Haneda Airport is featured. Since the only buys at the airport tourist souvenirs to purchase and carry is very difficult, but after I came home.Many other exclusive products available only at Haneda Airport on little Tokyo takeway is available here.It is recommended that so very many of the shop...
Answered over 2 years ago
If you are looking for "the souvenir" kind of snacks, try hitting Tokyo Station. Along the main street from Chuo Line to Tohoku Shinkansen platform, there are several souvenir shops selling snack souvenir from Tokyo such as Tokyo Banana. Yaesu shopping street, also connected to Tokyo Station, is ...
Answered over 2 years ago
For munafie, cosmetics (KATE, MAJORICA MAJORCA, Fasio, VISSE, etc) try looking one of drug stores. Matsumoto Kiyoshi, Daikokiya, Tsuruha, Papas, etc. Donna probably sells those. For SK II, head to department stores such as Isetan or Takashimaya in Shinjuku.
Published almost 3 years ago
KitKat is one of the most popular snacks here in Japan, too. The most known flavor is chocolate, of course, but there are dozens more of unique KitKat flavors in Japan. Here are some of the flavors you will find around Japan, and don’t be shocked to the flavors!
Published almost 3 years ago
Bursting with color and different flavors, kids and adults alike will enjoy a trip to Tokyo’s sweetest and most creative candy shops. The sugar rush is a given, but what makes things more exciting is the artful way these treats are presented. They can even be too beautiful to eat! Drop by these ...
Published about 3 years ago
Matcha snacks are easily purchasable at any supermarkets and convenience stores. Here are list of matcha snacks you should not miss, recommended by a Japanese.
Published about 3 years ago
Dagashi is the stuff of their childhoods for the Japanese. What is dagashi? Which are the best dagashi? You answer to all questions about dagashi is here.
