Tokyo shopping

The best neighborhoods to shop in Tokyo and their must-visit stores, including vintage designer shops, luxury malls and affordable fashion.

Tokyo is home to some of the most eccentric shopping districts in the world. They take the already so unique and charming culture of the Japanese and put a twist in the mix to drastically distinguish them from their neighbors. Are you a vintage record collector or a high-end fashionista? Into frilly skirts more than designer purses? We’ve got it all covered. #tokyo #japan #tokyoshopping

Wondering where the top Tokyo shopping districts are? From the Tokyo fashion district to the electric town, we've picked out the 10 best neighborhoods for shopping in Tokyo!

Most of the shop below are vintage or second hand shops, but I've also sprinkled a few modern shops and shopping districts to check out.

Tokyo doesn't have to be expensive. From hypebeast labels to luxury brands, get your money's worth at these Tokyo thrift stores.

To help you find the best vintage clothes in Tokyo, minus the stress, I've narrowed the endless selection of Tokyo vintage shops (including some hidden gems) down 14 must visit, what to expect, and how much it's going to cost you. Max out your Japanese fashion experience with a vintage shopping spree to remember!

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Shopping on Kappabashi Street is fun! The Tokyo street has Japanese knives, chopsticks, pottery, souvenirs and more.