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Visual guide showcasing 10 popular Japanese souvenirs including Sensu fans, Pokemon noodles, washi tape, manga, masks, pouches, and more on a pink background.

Planning your trip to Japan? Don’t miss this ultimate guide on what to buy! From cool Japanese souvenirs like Kit Kat Matcha and anime goodies to traditional Japanese souvenirs such as Sensu fans and Daruma dolls, this list has everything you need. Discover 30 of the best Japanese souvenirs that are perfect for friends, family, or your own travel memories. Explore unique finds across culture, food, and fashion in this curated collection!

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an empty street in front of a store

7 Eleven Convenience Store in Tokyo My husband and I traveled Japan during this New Year's holidays. As I mentioned in my previous entry, after receiving our Amazon Japan packages at Lawson convenience store located near our hotel, we decided to have something for early evening meals. Because we were going to have a complete medical checkup next day, we needed to have lighter meal for dinner. Even though we didn't get jet lag even after the 12-hour flight, we got tired a little that evening…

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a store front with blue tiles and potted plants

Where are the best shopping districts in Tokyo? Whether you hit up every duty-free shop you see or you just want to pick up omiyage (souvenirs), you are going to shop at some point during your trip. Should you go shopping in Ginza or Harajuku, buy Anime goods in Akihabara or the big malls of Makuhari, and can you really buy authentic souvenirs in Asakusa? With the right guide, shopping in Tokyo can be really enjoyable. That's why we've rounded up the top 10 shopping districts in Tokyo for an…

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an aisle in a grocery store filled with lots of food and drink bottles on display

What from the outside looks like any other 7-11 (or 7-11-like convenience store) holds something different, an insight into Asian culture, their customs and habits. It is, in the end a convenience store, so please don't misunderstand me, you will not get lost or not be able to buy things here, but as usual, it is the subtle differences what makes, each of their1-million locations, something remarkable. First of all, of course, It is all in Chinese (what were you expecting), so all the…

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