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Tokyo souvenirs from Asakusa Don Quijote & Asakusa Izakaya Street Food / Japan Travel Guide



Guide to Japan (Tokyo) souvenirs in Asakusa.
Don Quijote is the best place to buy Japanese and Tokyo souvenirs in Asakusa.
In this guide, we will introduce you to 4 of our recommended Japanese souvenirs.
Also, Asakusa has Hoppy Dori (Hoppy Street), where many izakaya are located, and it is crowded with tourists and locals.
We recommend a few of its izakaya restaurants.
This video has useful tips for your travel to Japan!

【Contents】
0:00 Introduction

1:01 Cheap supermarkets in Asakusa
【Address】https://goo.gl/maps/8LkpGJ9Hu1Lp4VrMA

2:47 Don Quijote in Asakusa (Souvenirs)
【Address】https://goo.gl/maps/j2eeDWj8t6Pi3L8Z9

5:56 Hoppy Street
・Sanchan-yokocho
【Address】https://goo.gl/maps/1utidqCkghhQ11778

・Kanoya
【Address】https://goo.gl/maps/Vkk4TnQgpPAkQvcA9

7:27 Okamoto
【Address】https://goo.gl/maps/yQhgQapxq69msVzU6

9:53 Tsukushi
【Address】https://goo.gl/maps/5YuDUaCknkyw7UAm6

11:44 Motsukushi
【Address】https://goo.gl/maps/BNSeSCN9vrrSNwk2A

13:41 Suzuyoshi
【Address】https://goo.gl/maps/YfPua2gpMu3j4mFt6

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18 Comments

  2. Jf Dartagnan

    Samurai junjiro sama, you always find what excites me, you find what interests me, your videos are prodigious, are you a kitsune of INARI SHINTO, to know the food that interests me you are very talented, continue your videos, I record your videos in my mobile phone to go to all the restaurants that you advise. when I would go to JAPAN I would go to all the restaurants you show…..so show more restaurants I will stay in JAPAN for a long time. I am FRENCH, I have the right to stay 3 months in JAPAN without a visa, I will have plenty of time to go to all your restaurants, so continue to show restaurants. domo arigato gozaimashita, gozaimasu, ookini for your excellent suggestions of Japanese gastronomy, continue your videos as much as possible…… KISSES 💋 SINCERE FROM FRANCE. 😇🥰😮

  3. Reia

    Another amazing video!!! Thank you so much!!’ ありがとう

  4. Silvia

    I so so love Asakusa ❤ thank you so much for making me live again those wonderful memories 🥰

  6. GalaxyWolfShow & Miso's Beasts

    Hey Samurai Junjiro! Thanks for telling everyone and helping everyone with the amazing places of japan! It really helped us plan our Japan trip! Hope to see you in Japan in march!

  8. Kelly Tran

    Glad you mentiom OK supermarket. I found out about it last week and it's already on my must go list. Can't wait for your Akihabara video.

  9. tk702

    I've been watching your videos in preparation for my first trip to Japan in February. Absolutely love them! In honor of your channel, I'll make chomping sound effects as I eat.

  11. Akito Lee

    Even Don Quijote has open in Thailand but some products still only available in Japan. good choice for souvenir. I like the konjac jelly in cups (Don Quijote Thailand konjac jelly be in tube form).

  12. Marco C.

    Hi and thanks for your wonderful videos! I noticed that you say "Asakùsa", while other people say "Asàksa" (with accent on the "a" and mute "u"); what is the correct pronunciation?

  14. Reia

    For the next video, can you do best Japanese places to eat pancakes in Tokyo?? Or a similar video? Thanks!! I love your video so much!!!
    Another great idea would be to do some videos on ichiban kuji!!

  15. Deanna Harper

    What a nice looking day to shop around and try many snacks and drink places! Te shrimp manju looks so crunchy and yummy! Great video! ❤

  18. Poonniie Style

    ฉันอยู่ประเทศไทย ฉันจะเยี่ยมโตเกียวในต้นปีหน้า ฉันชื่นชอบคลิปวีดีโอการแนะนำอาหารของคุณมาก😊

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