Buying clothes and shoes in Japan, etc

If you look at Kakaku, you will know that the brands above the Nike brand are basically cheaper than those in China, but it is not cheaper, and G-Star is basically the same as in China.

Let's tell you about it specifically, Nike general board shoes are 5000 yen 350 yuan, and the new AF1 board shoes are 8900 yen and a little more than 500 yuan, I went to buy basketball shoes last time and saw that Pump's football was discounted by 100RMB.

Ueno buys nike ad super cheap, nike wrist guards last time i bought two at 12rmb, some are a bunch of clothes in front of the store, you take it yourself, basically less than 100rmb, you can say that you can buy ad's small tennis skirt for 40rmb, but the quality I feel inferior to domestic!

LV bags are generally 5 to 150,000 yen, 3,500 to 1W RMB, and there are many styles.

levi'S 501 yen, 800rmb, but sometimes discounted, 503 502 or something can be bought for less than 400rmb.

GAP is very popular in Japan and super cheap.

Text if you want to ask specifically, I know everything!

Generally cheaper than buying in China.

Complete. I don't often see sneakers like Nike, but boys say there are more styles.

Ordinary shoes look around 10,000 yuan, which means that the price is no different from China.

Clothes can be tax-free.

There are two categories of tax-exempt.

Consumables: cosmeceuticals, food, beverages. Prices over 5,000 yen excluding tax are free of charge.

Non-consumables: electrical appliances, clothing, shoes, hats, accessories, sporting goods, jewelry, etc. Excluding tax, the price over 10,000 is free of charge.

It's not the same as in Europe. Duty-free stores in Japan are required to be tax-exempt on the spot.

There are more and more such shops at the entrance and near the cash register that they are tax-free.

Now that the yen is depreciating, brand-name goods are cheap.

Almost, Japanese money is worthless.

It is true that the size of clothes and shoes is different from that of China, or there are many differences in other countries. If you want to buy on your own, you have to find a size chart in advance and tell the clerk the Japanese size directly, which is the fastest. Ordinary English is enough to communicate, and English numbers are spoken, especially in first-tier cities such as Tokyo and Osaka, where the clerks in large shopping malls can basically understand simple English.

The most primitive way is to compare or take ** to refer to this. Some shops in some famous shopping malls also have Chinese shopping guides. However, in some small shops, the staff may not understand Japanese, so it can be difficult to communicate.

In short, there is no difficulty as you think, and it is indeed convenient to go anywhere with good English.

The landlord doesn't bother with those two and goes to Waseda University in Japan. I don't know much about children's clothing, but most of the kids in Japan I see are Nike's shoes, and then Zookee. I've also seen Adidas' children's shoes.

The day before yesterday, I went to a department store in Shinjuku and saw Zookee. Quite expensive. It should be good, though.

If you want to buy it, buy Zookee, I haven't seen HM and KP in Japan.

Oh, I like Duoduoma healthy children's shoes, I don't like Japanese products.

I suggest that you don't buy the devil's things if you can. Boycott Japanese products with all your heart.

It's not worth it to go to Japan to buy clothes and clothes, in Japan's clothing** is generally several times that of the domestic bureau Lu Zhi, for example, a pair of levis jeans in China is 1000 yuan, then in Japan may cost tens of thousands of yen, in general, it is most cost-effective to go to Japan to buy electrical appliances and watches, the ** (Japanese brand) of the watch seems to be as long as 60% of the country, it is worth it.

Don't buy Levis in Japan.

Jeans that are not too much of a day

Hello, I've just been to Tokyo. To be sure, the bags there are much cheaper than here, Lacoste is not clear, but I have been to Prada, Gucci and Burberry are hundreds of yuan cheaper, but it is not recommended that LZ go to Tokyo to buy bags in person, the price there is not a little higher than Shanghai, you can ask friends to buy it, if it is an outlet mall, it is cheaper.

It must be cheaper3, China's tariffs are too high, but, I guess you can't go to the counter too cheaply, if you can find **, it's much cheaper.

Forehead ......This ......If you buy too much, you will have to pay a tariff!!

Are you sure! Last time, my friend mailed two cigarettes to the United States for more than 300!

Fukuoka Tenjin or Hakata, there's a big high-end mall over there, like Iwataya or something.

There are many big stores in Fukuoka like Canal City Hakata, and outlets ** It's not expensive.