What good does the old lady bring when she comes back from Japan 30

Cosmetics are much cheaper than in China. There are digital products or video games, and there are anime peripherals, which are quite rich, and only you can't think of them.

Anime peripherals, used as collections.

Cosmetics, who said boys don't.

It can also be unique to Japan, and it is also used for collection.

Why isn't it my sister?。。 I want a comic. 55~555~）

mp4,Sunny rain wow,Carp lamp or something,In fact, Japan has most of China's It's just that Japanese electronics are cheap and refined

Clothes. Japanese clothing trends.

And the cosmetics are good, and the boys also need to take care of them. Otherwise, it's ugly.

Food is also available.

The film doesn't need to be expensive.

Clothes Japanese clothes are very good-looking, irregular design, very fashionable, and electronic products, very exquisite, preferably Sony, and others can also be used, such as mobile phones, all good.

The most important thing is not to forget the clothes, beautiful clothes.

A kimono set, pretty nice!!

A few days ago, my sister came back and brought back a set for me, and the people in the dormitory were dressed one by one to take pictures ......

Digital products, not necessarily digital cameras, there are a lot of PSP and the like, which will be cheaper, and you have to consider whether you can use them when you return to China

Inflatable babies are best.

Otherwise, bring those tools.

Just show you a few pieces.

Hello, first of all, when it comes to digital products, the products over there are much more advanced than our domestic ones, and many models are not listed in China, ** not cheap at all! Those so-called cheap ones are off the shelves! People who don't know the situation can't find a place to buy at all!

Product updates in larger appliance stores are very fast! Digital cameras, for example, are often taken off the shelves in three months! Unless it's a very good model, but those models are basically very high!!

However, there are some small products that are relatively few in China, or they are very expensive, such as portable blood pressure monitors or something, you can buy some.

Cosmetics are more recommended, indeed, for example, the same thing in Shiseido, the things sold in the domestic counter are not good, and the taste is different!! But the things sold in Japan are better, because their cosmetics are sold in pharmacies, and the inspection is as strict as the inspection of medicines! Substandard products can't be sold at all, plus tariff issues, it's cheap and good to buy cosmetics in Japan!

Then it is to buy luxury goods, such as fur ** diamonds, world famous brands, famous brands like Dior, Gucci and other famous brands are available in many department stores, and the taxes are lower than ours, and the things are real, so it is very cost-effective to buy! I didn't buy a diamond ring in Japan, and I came back and looked at the domestic one, and I regret it! It is more advantageous to buy a brand at an airport duty-free shop!

These are relatively expensive, cheap and easy to use a lot of things, you can go to a convenience store, there are a lot of subway entrances, there is a thing that is very useful. Recommended, there are very few sold in China, it is said that Huatang has a dollar, I bought it in Japan, a pack of ten three or four hundred yen (one is more than 2 yuan), you can stick it on your clothes to heat, it is very convenient to use in winter, and it is also very useful if you have a stomachache or back pain. It's not expensive to give away!!

There are all kinds, some of them have a continuous fever of more than 9 hours, but it is necessary to see clearly, some can be pasted, the packaging says "paste", and some cannot be pasted, which is not very convenient and is not recommended, although it is cheaper. There are a lot of fun things, such as glowing ear pickers or something, there are a lot of convenient things, you can slowly discover it!

Another point, if you have a visa under 6 months (or 3 months forgot), you have to pay tax-free when you buy things, and the money you paid at the time is inclusive of consumption tax, and some large shopping malls have tax refunds downstairs, and you can get a refund with the receipt of the payment, which is generally 5%. Most places don't have tax refund places, and it is said that there are special tax refund places at the airport, so I'm too lazy to look for them, so forget it.

Well, I think about it so much for the time being, hehe, it's more verbose, personal experience, I hope it can help!

It still depends on your needs and hobbies, for example, if someone else sells rice cookers, you don't necessarily need it, right, maybe you like cosmetics or watches, which are about 30% -50% cheaper than in China, but maybe you don't need a watch over 10,000 yuan.

I think those handicrafts made in Japan are still good, at least they have cultural connotations, electronic products are popular this year, and they may be obsolete next year, if they are not necessities, I don't think there is any need to buy them at all.

If you still have something, bring these: Japanese Kyoto Yaki Oil Paper Umbrella Yoshino Pear Japanese Humanoid Japanese Handbag Saury Kobe Beef Four Corners Watermelon Japanese Kimono Washi Magnetic Necklace 1Fruit (pronounced ka xi in Japanese, but their fruit is written as a grass prefix on top of our fruit), this thing is delicious, varied, beautiful, delicious.

2.Hokkaido's dried fish, scallops and other seafood have a unique taste. It is also available nationwide, so you should buy one from Hokkaido.

3.You can also bring some sake and shochu back, and if you don't check it at the airport, you can bring it if you check it in.

4.And then it's good for girls to buy some skin care products. Shiseido appeals to you, right? If it's a boy, forget it, hehe.

However, don't buy cosmetics at a large store such as Ginza in Tokyo, as it is more expensive. You can buy it at a supermarket in Osaka or other places. If you are traveling to Shinsaibashi in Osaka, you will definitely pass by, and you can buy it there.

If the building is mainly for girls, and they are still in high school, they can use cleanser, astringent water, and lotion, which is almost fine. Only buy these, not eye creams, lipsticks, eye addictions, etc. You can completely follow what I said above in Osaka or **, see that there is a supermarket, you go in to find a general larger supermarket.

There is a supermarket on the Shinsaibashi shopping street in Osaka, and it is also very discounted. Buying cleanser, astringent water, and lotion in Ginza may cost about 1,000 RMB, but 400 RMB there. It's just that it's not a gift box packaging, if you use it yourself, it doesn't matter, things are actually the same.

Bring a little bit of digital products! and cosmetics!

Kimono, sake, paper umbrellas, etc.

You can check it out in Ginza or Akihabara.

I've been to Japan no less than 3 times. The first time is Hokkaido place of the Zhongxin tour to participate. It was early winter, and the 5-day trip was a hot spring hotel for 4 days.

I personally like Jokesan and Hakodate. Soak in the hot springs and eat delicious food. It really feels like it's not enough.

Subsequently, I bought two more independent trips to Japan for Zhongxin Travel. I fell in love with this country purely because of the services of Zhongxin Travel. Straight to the point.

Tell me a little bit about where to buy something. 1. Go to Akihabara, Tokyo. It is the largest electric town in Japan and the largest in the world.

There are hundreds of large and small electrical appliance stores on the whole street, all of which are the latest home appliances, and many of them are duty-free shops that specialize in providing duty-free goods for foreigners. Digital, anime, games, and small household appliances can be selected. In addition to Ginza, go to Sony Plaza to see what to do in Tokyo (near Meiji Jingu).

2. Go to the Imperial Palace, which is the residence of the Emperor of Japan, and the subway Nijubashi Station, Hibiya, and Sakuradaman Station are both stations.

3. Go to the park to see the cherry blossoms. Go to the castle tower of Osaka Castle and have a good time. You can go to Dotonbori in Osaka to buy food, and it is very busy.

4. Snacks: Japanese-style grilled octopus balls generally range from 6 to 8 per serving, roughly about 350 500 yen. Tempura is fried with shrimp, conger eel, various small marine fish, cuttlefish and other seafood, as well as mushrooms and vegetables and fake flour.

There is also sushi, sashimi, chicken skewers, beef hot pot, Japanese desserts, ramen, eel rice, and more.