These Japanese brand clothes are only 100 yen in Tokyo !!

Truly, I don't want to let many people know this valuable shop
because I want find good clotes from many variety of assortment...but, today I inform this finaly.

I could get these clothes at the secondhand shop in Asakusabashi.
Uniqlo is not cheap any more in Japan!

Name of the Shop: Tresure Select
Opening Time:10am-7pm

Location Map:
 the shop in Asakusa

the shop in Asakusabashi














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All for 100JPY! the biggest 100yen shop in Tokyo

the modest 100yen coin has gained new stature at this new shop forum, where buyers can pick up anything for a single coin.



The whole 7th floor of this big building is 100 yen shop "Daiso in Kinshicho"

This shop is the biggest 100yen shop in Tokyo. You can  get anything for 100yen here!


See!  This is assortment of only ties.

and SEE THE PAGE:  Japanese Sourvenires that I recomend for 100yen



How to Get there? ====＞It's in front of the North gate of the JR Kinshicho Stasion.

 

Adress:
東京都墨田区錦糸２－２－１アルカキット錦糸町店７Ｆ
7F Arka-Kit Kinshicho, 2-2-1 Kinshi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo.

 

Kama Asa: High Quallity Kitchen Knives Made with Japanese Swords Technology from Ancient Times

 Founded in 1908, Kama Asa on Asakusa’s Kappabashi (also known as Kitchen Town) deals in everything from kitchen knives (up to 80 different kinds) and exquisite Nanbu Tekki ironware to items like stylish crane-shaped graters and some of the best frying pans. 
Buy a knife and they’ll engrave it for you (no extra cost); they also offer an after-care service for knife sharpening and repair (extra charge applies).
 Service is available in English and French.

Address:	2-24-1 Matsugaya, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Transport:	Asakusa Station (Asakusa, Ginza, Tobu Skytree lines), exit 3; Tawaramachi Station (Ginza line)

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Map of Old Tokyo

Old Tokyo (Shitamachi)

Sumida (Ryogoku) Home of the Edo-Tokyo Museum and Tokyo's main sumo arena (Ryogoku Kokugikan), both in Ryogoku.

Taito (Asakusa, Ueno) The heart of Old Tokyo featuring the temples of Asakusa and National Museums in Ueno.

Bunkyo Home to Tokyo Dome and the University of Tokyo.

Koto Famous for Kameido Tenjin and former woodland in Kiba, but now known for its many new public apartment complexes.

Arakawa Home to Tokyo's last original tram line.