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So, Atsuta Aeon is definitely the place to go mall-shopping in Nagoya. They have everything. I could spend a whole day there, and I don't really like to shop. There are many great shops in the mall. Beaux-Arts, I think, is one of them.
I'm not from Japan, so I get into the exotic stuff that foreigners love about Japan. All the cool yucattas and jimbays, and glassware, chopsticks, sandals, Japanese prints, etc. Beaux-Arts has all this stuff, lots of gift items, housewares, shirts, plants, and the store is quite small. Prices are pretty cheap too. It's one of my favorite stores in Astuta Aeon.
What to buy: Gift items and souvenirs are the best items. These souvenirs are cool, too - not the cheap stuff you normally see.
What to pay: Pretty cheep. Lots of stuff at 500 yen, some at a 100, most between 1,000 and 5,000 yen.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Atsuta Aeon
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In Japan, what's cute is popular. Everything is cute, cute, cute. They've made a fine art of cute. You see it everywhere. And no one is exempt from the cute bug.
This shop in Aeon has a lot of crazy cute stuff. You've gotta check it out. The prices are reasonable too.
What to buy: I like the bowling pin lamp and the cat mirrors.
What to pay: Cheap. 500 yen to 2000.
Written Jul 18, 2005
Address: Atsuta Aeon
Website: http://www.aeon-atsuta.com/
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Central Park is one of many underground shopping malls that Nagoya is famous for. It is located at Sakae station. There are many shops and eateries here. The mall also connects to all the major stores in Sakae. It's worth a stroll even if you're window shopping.
Open until 8:30pm daily. Restaurants until 9pm.
What to buy: There's lot of shops, but most are for girls. You can just about buy anything here though, and there are lots of cafes and pastry shops but not as many restaurants.
What to pay: About average price.
Updated Jul 3, 2005
Website: http://www.wcities.com/en/record/,294473/188/record.html
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This is a really cool department store near Yaba-cho station and Sakae. The store is located in the Nadya Park building, an usual "art deco"-type complex. It's very popular with the young people. "NADYA" stands for "Nagoya, design, youth, and amusement."
The store has just about everything cool and hip. There are many imported items that can't be found elsewhere in Japan, and just about any type of souvenir you need. Everything is here, even a bookstore with an extensive English section. This is my favorite store in Nagoya although it's a bit pricey. You must check it out.
What to buy: Gifts, housewares, stationary, books, Japanese items, imported stuff, jewelry, watches.
What to pay: A bit pricey. Stationary items are cheap (less than 1000 yen) but watches are a bit more (10000 yen and up).
Written Jun 15, 2005
Address: Loft Nagoya, Nadia Park 3-18-1 Sakae
Website: http://www.loft.co.jp
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Osu Kannon is the place to go for electronic equipment. But it's also an extensive outdoor shopping arcade with all sorts of stores and eateries. The area is about a 15 minute walk from Sakae, another big shopping district in Nagoya. At the western end is Osu Kannon temple.
What to buy: Electronics, clothes, souvenirs, music
Written May 8, 2005
Mostly ppls come here for eating (see my restaurant tip), but you can also buy some cute piggy things in here.
What to buy: You can buy some original souvernir of Yabaton in here such as its glass, t-shirt, sticker etc.
Updated Feb 28, 2005
Phone: 052-452-6500
Website: http://www.yabaton.com/
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Used and new camera's. Best places to find stuff like lens caps, holders, tripods, especially for older camera's. You can also find lots of used cameras for sale, going for as little as 500 yen to full SLR cameras.
Used laptops, stereos, PC's, and TV's are also available.
Updated Nov 12, 2003
Phone: 052-242-1660
Website: http://www.komehyo.co.jp
A shopping centre opened in March 2005 with a ferris wheel in front. On the 2/F, it has Nagoya's version of a ramen museum, free admission.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Written Jun 22, 2005
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A huge department store conveniently located on top of JR Nagoya Station. It is opened from 10am to 8pm.
Written May 27, 2005
Phone: (052)566-1101
Website: http://www.jr-takashimaya.co.jp/
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