Top Shops for Cheap Souvenirs in Tokyo

Look at it! I'm convinced. While exploring the beauty that Tokyo has to offer, the one big thing that might be on your travel to-do list is to collect several souvenirs for yourself, friends, and your family members. But, as a cheapo, since flying to Japan can cost a pretty penny, we've rounded up three great places to find the best and least expensive souvenirs to add to your collection. Hey guys, Liz Kim here in Shibuya and I'm going to the best places to get souvenirs at Don Quixote! What can I say about Don Quixote? This place is a treasure trove of Japanese gadgets, clothing, snacks, beauty products, and other things. I'm convinced. When you walk in, you're almost so overwhelmed with how much stuff Japan has packed in these stores. Some of the coolest things that you can get here is Japanese snacks, omiyage, and they have a lot of different snacks from around Japan, so you don't have to go to all the prefectures in Japan to get them, they're all right here. If there's one place I had to recommend for cheap things to bring or send home, this would be the ultimate recommendation. The next cheap souvenir shops to look at for gifts and souvenirs is literally any 100 yen store you come across. Everything and anything is only 100 yen. Yes, you heard that right folks, only 100 yen. So if you guys want to find souvenirs for people that you don't want to spend a lot of money on, this is the place for you. All the stuff in the Daiso is only 100 yen. You can get all sorts of things, anything and everything, chopsticks, character goods, traditional goods. Let's go inside and check it out! Two of the most popular 100 yen stores in Tokyo are the Daiso and Can Do. A lot of what you see here are basically cheaper versions of the things you saw at Don Quixote. Pretend that these are very expensive. You don't have to say they're 100 yen, you can just pretend. The one thing to highlight here are all the random and awkward English you can read. If you don't know what English is, it's basically English that makes zero sense. Blissful moments, I spend surrounded with pretty miscellaneous goods. Shine more today than yesterday, wishing tomorrow is a wonderful day. The beach, you walk with happiness, don't care about time today. Journey, life, desert. I think these types of souvenirs would definitely make someone laugh. In the end, if you want to get a lot for a small price, I highly suggest you sift through these 100 yen shops. For the people you want to spend a little more money on but still want to keep it affordable, we recommend Tokyu Hands. The Tokyu Hands store in Shibuya is 7 floors high and each floor has a specific category to make souvenir shopping super easy. Everything is higher quality and there's tons to choose from. So much stuff here! Even if you aren't looking for souvenirs, Tokyu Hands is definitely worth a visit. Browsing the racks is what makes this department store really fun. You'll definitely find what you need for all family members and loved ones. Convenient! There's even a floor dedicated to your pet. So there you have it, your Tokyo cheapo guide for finding the most affordable places to buy souvenirs. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for videos like this. And if you liked what you saw, give this video a big thumbs up and comment down below. Check out our website at tokyocheapo.com for more information on awesome souvenir ideas and more. Happy shopping! I'm going to lose so much weight. You look like you have something important to tell me. This is really a confusing souvenir. Thank you guys for watching this video. I'm going to work out now and I'll see you guys next time. Bye! I can't get up.