This new store is smaller than the old one, so lacks the selection we were used to. It’s still nice, but I miss the old store with much more goods.

If you can make just one stop for souvenirs , let it be this. We had to buy a suitcase from Muji after shopping here!! Beautiful ceramic ware and sake sets, assorted unique Japanese artifacts - felt like buying the whole store! Some of the things we bought - a beautiful tea set, a couple of coffee mugs that are now our favorites, a bonsai plant, jewellery pouches and beautiful bag fabrics!

Good quality not the best but def some finds that are worth checking out. Service is like a five and dime store. Tax free if you have your passport. Filled with tourists and bustling traffic.

I shopped there many times when I lived in Japan in the 1980s - the best gifts! After 35 years I am finally coming back to Tokyo and Oriental Bazaar is high on my list of places to visit. Please, please reopen before late July. 😊

Has everything you want as a souvenir to take back to your country. Prices are cheap, compared to others stores throughout Tokyo. I was super confused in deciding what to get and what not. Has 3 floors of beautiful, unique, various Japanese products to be kept and remembered for long

It was the best souvenir shop in Tokyo. I hope that now, when border is open, they will reopen 🙏🏻

Great for souvenirs at reasonable prices. You can get most things you need here and it’s easy to to.

Great stuff for souvenirs and gifts. A little overpriced, but the convince of finding everything in one place is nice.

Hidden gem of an authentic japanese souvenir shop, can really get anything you need here for souvenirs. Great prices and lovely staff, helped me looked for a tea set to bring back home and how to pack it. They have kimonos, magnets, t-shirts, shot gasses, chopsticks. Anything you need to bring back home as gifts.

Wow come visit here first for your travel gift needs! This store has very reasonably priced Japanese gifts for family and friends. We saw lots of tea sets and sake sets for 1500 to 2500 yen. I wish we visited here first before going to the Loft or Tokyu Hands for gifts.

had truly authentic Japanese items, some very reasonable, ceramic dishes, etc and the antiques were really awesome, kinda wanted to bring back the whole place but was able to control myself, barely (if you want cheap, the 100 yen or 300 yen stores are cool too)

Bought Yukata here and still using them - so comfortable and reminds me of my time in Japan. Sales staff were very helpful for choosing the right size.

We found this place by accident but it was a great find. Plenty of unique gifts to find and the quality feels good. The store is over a few levels so there is lots to see. The staff were very friendly and there was a lot to choose from. We got a sake set, towels and some Japanese dolls for our kids.

By far the best place to buy souvenirs. Ones that are not tacky. We try to get ones we will actually use. They have cheaper options all the way to originals and antiques. We got a couple sets of chopsticks for our use when ordering takeout, some bonsai and cherry blossom tree kits, a dish to hold our wedding rings. That way each night we can remember our trip to Japan.