Selling everything from festival tools to Japanese goods, this store is in front of Sensoji, so stop by after sightseeing.

Recharge at a historic anmitsu store opened in 1948 after walking around.

Selling sweets made of vegetables, you can choose between takeaway or eating in the store.

Over 400 gachapon, a mecca for maniacs!

A specialized shop for animation-related goods; if you are a subculture maniac, definitely come over.

Queues for the freshly baked Jumbo melon pan-soft and amazing!

You can buy agemochi (fried rice cakes), have fun picking up your favorite from about 40 flavors.

Buy kawaii items in this clothing shop that represents Harajuku's kawaii culture!

Get a taste of Japan in a historic Japanese sweets store established over 100 years ago.

Appointed by the Imperial family, this store offers tanuki-shaped rice crackers that bring luck. A must-see!

Large collection of beautiful Japanese towels with beautiful patterns derived from famous works of arts. A unique dyeing technique is used to print the towels and we recommend the Kabuki patterns.

Various flavors catering to the Japanese as well as foreigners at this Karinto (deep-fried flour snack) shop!