This is what everyday shops look like. Some shops are in the newer suburbs, others are either more downtown, or perhaps the older parts of town. As public transport is amazing, all shops are so easily accessible. If you have time after work (shops are open till very late), many parts of the shopping precincts have lit-up advertising all night long, so it is never dark at night. Otherwise during the weekend (if you don’t have to work) you can go shopping all day long. A million shops to choose from!
Really this areas is not unlike any American, Canadian, Australian or New Zealand shopping precinct. The writing is different and there is a more varied and interesting choice in Japan (personal opinion).
by GhostofMatsubara
The chemist’s
plastic food
if you want to find some more ‘Japanesque’ stuff…
Or if you have a truckload of Yen, or if you want to be seen in just the ‘right’ place – plenty of opportunity here or in other upmarket department stores, but do bring an awful lot of money with you! Not to worry, you will not be alone. There are an awful lot of people who have an awful lot of money.
Or just in the city, out and about with young people.
So much to shop and so much to shop for and there is nothing like starting your training early! There is no cuter way to learn about economics and customer relations.
Let AnPanMan help you and your child get into the mood!
And that Kitty, of course.
“good shopping with snoopy”
don’t you just hate the dog already?!
“good shopping good shopping”
fascinating title – no surprise there
“good shopping series”
another fascinating title – again no surprise there
We are already exhausted from looking at the pictures. If you still have energy and you still need more visual stimulation, just follow the following link.
This is probably the last time that people around you will hear from you. Maybe you should say farewell before you click on the link… Anyway, we warned you!
SHOPPING IN JAPAN:
and if you still have even more time available:
Lami Japan 