Discover the best top things to do in Kanto, Japan including Mokuhankan, Kimono Photo Studio, Oita Onsenza, Stockplus, SAMURAI Sengoku Photo Studio Samurai, Gallery Marusan, Ginza Itoya Hontren, Kiddy Land Harajuku, Daikanyama T-Site, Japan Traditional Crafts Aoyama Square.
Restaurants in Kanto
5.0 based on 109 reviews
Mokuhankan is a traditional woodblock print shop located in the famous district of Asakusa in Tokyo. You can find newly published prints as well as a wide selection of antique offerings. (We are currently closed due to the pandemic, and will reopen when general tourism returns to Japan.)
Last year, my wife and I stumbled on this shop. Loved it. Purchased a few prints, and enjoyed talking prints with Dave. So we came back a year later, and had an even more amazing visit. Dave even gave us a tour and took us upstairs where the magic happens, and it was so cool to watch his printers making wonderful works of art. Even had the please of meeting Ayumi San (I love her ghost prints). And between visits, I browse the website and add even more prints to my collection. My wife and I spend a month or so in Japan each year, and making my pilgrimage to Mokuhankan will definitely be a mandatory trip.
5.0 based on 88 reviews
Enjoy Kimono makeover with our original luxury("Uchikake") style in our studio! All of our authentic Japanese kimonos are hand-selected by professional kimono makers and weaved from genuine silk. We also have Samurai style for men and kimonos for children. Our studio is located 1 minute walking distance from Meguro station, Tokyo. Digital images and prints are included in the plan. Let's enjoy your time in Japan here, we are looking forward to seeing you!
I didn't know what to expect when I booked a couples kimono shoot online last November. What a surprise we got; the two female staff were just so very nice and super friendly that the shoot turned into one of the best experiences we had during our two week holiday in Japan! One of the things I really liked about this company was how they gave us very clear directions to their studio from the subway station; they even sent us a map with clear photographs, so we couldn't get lost. The Japanese ladies at the studio spoke excellent English and were very chatty. And from the moment we walked in the door we were made to feel so very welcome. The two-hour shoot was just so much fun as well as being very relaxing. We both loved the amazing selection of colourful kimonos and the matcha tea and Japanese sweets we were offered at the end of our shoot. We also got to take some selfies before we changed back into our normal clothes! Thank you, ladies, for a wonderful experience and a perfect day. We hope to visit your lovely studio again on our next trip to Japan!
5.0 based on 35 reviews
ONSENZA is the hot spring amusement shop which can sense "hot springs more than a hot spring" bodily. Excellent hot water "Beppu Onsen" proud of the number of hot springs kinds of world 1. ONSENZA is the shop of "the hot spring alga research institute" which studied "Beppu Onsen" for many years. you can enjoy "the footbathing" that is Japanese culture. The footbathing is free. you can taste a hot spring feeling while being in the tokyo area in "a footbath" using algae "RG92" (the patent acquisition) of the hot spring which is one of the sources of the hot spring effect. health & beauty items derived from the hot spring including the original cosmetics which combined hot spring good man bacteria.
5.0 based on 181 reviews
Located diagonally across from Kabukiza in Ginza, Stock Plus can engrave your name into Japanese characters and create a senjafuda (“Japanese traditional lucky charm”) in only 15 minutes. We ranked No.1 Shopping in Tokyo (tripadvisor ). And we ranked #12 for ”20 Souvenirs you should buy in Tokyo,” a list created by and for overseas visitors. Traditional Japanese travel good-luck charm, senjafuda,protects those on a trip & makes great souvenirs! Purchase our Senjafuda, You can wear Kimono and take photo free of charge. Sorry we are close 2/7〜11
I love this place. Totally worth every penny! The staff is amazing and the free kimono pictures Are a huge bonus. I 10000% recommend! Thank you stock+
5.0 based on 115 reviews
Experience samurai armor dress up photos in Tokyo. Photo studio where you can experience the armor of SAMURAI in the Sengoku period. The studio needs a reservation. The armor of this studio is made in pure Japan. It's made in the same way as in the 16th century. Our dedicated staff will dress up and explain for you to have an armor experience. We also have many weapons such as swords and spears for photography. The staff will instruct posing good-looking SAMURAI. We are under the guidance of actor & choreographer "Tetsuro Shimaguchi" of Hollywood movie "Kill Bill". We will give you photos in print and data. If you wish, you can print photos on posters, mugs, etc. and receive them on the same day. We also give you a sword lesson. The staff at the studio is good at entertaining you! Let's go to "SAMURAI". If you are visiting on the day, please contact us by email or phone.
I travelled to Japan with my father to watch rwc 2019 and decided to book a photo shoot with SAMURAI Sengoku Photo Studio as a memory of our trip together. Taro san was a great host and photographer with wonderful staff and shared some amazing Japanese history about the armour and samurai practises. Truely an unforgettable experience! I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to dive into Japanese history and culture and have fun while doing it! Thank you again!
5.0 based on 104 reviews
Shibainu MARU's official shop is conveniently located on Shinobazu-dori, within walking distance from the UENO park. 11:00-19:00 Shibainu MARU is famous for Instagram. There are many Maru's goods. The statue of Maru stands in front of GALLERY MARUSAN,
Small and cozy place to purchase shiba inu merchandise for big fans of Maru! Love the friendly environment! Check out Maru's IG at @marutaro!
4.5 based on 347 reviews
Ginza Itoya has been a Tokyo favorite for more than 100 years. Recently renovated, the store still stocks a beautiful range of stationery, including greeting cards, letter paper, and wrapping paper.
Not for the usual tourist, this place is going to intrigue you and worse, if you are a stationery geek, empty your pockets in no time. We picked out so many unique items which are made in Japan and would make such perfect gifts rather than the run-of-the-mill souvenirs at airports and tourist traps. floor after floor of unique stationery.
4.5 based on 347 reviews
This Tokyo landmark sells animated character goods. It has different corners dedicated to different characters including Snoopy and Hello Kitty, and its flagship location carries some exclusive items.
You need time to work through all the levels of this fabulous toy store, my kids were in toy heaven. There is everything from Lego to Snoopy, Hello Kitty and Miffy toys and merchandise as well as other toys. We spent around an hour working through the floors. There is an elevator for prams or if you can’t do the stairs. Really is a must if you are in Harajuku with kids.
4.5 based on 149 reviews
We love the design concept to link three buildings by link bridges. Movement from one building to another is seamless and smooth. Love the collection of books mix with stationery display. The coffee corner on the second level offers light meals and coffee. Lightings and furnitures are carefully chosen to provide a relax ambiance. Recommend for music and movie lover for their great collections. Shop around this areas offer different shopping experience for the non-budget conscious crowd.
4.5 based on 48 reviews
~ Japan's only gallery & shop where traditional craft items all over the country gather in one place ~ We would like to inform you that Aoyama Square will close from December 29 (Sun) to Jan. 3 (Fri) for New Year Holidays. We will open from Jan. 4 (Sat) 2020.
The gallery staff are very welcoming and knowledgeable about the various crafts on sale, providing useful advice to make sure you are happy with your purchase. When I visited, a couple of craftsmen were conducting demonstrations on their work, and one member of staff in particular who spoke excellent English went out of her way to translate what the craftsman was saying throughout the session! It was hands-down the best place for quality souvenirs that I saw during my time in Japan.
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