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You don't have to be a kid to enjoy this shop and even if you don't intend to buy anything its still worth a look. The shop is a riot of colour spread out on several floors (I can't remember if it was 5, 6 or 7 floors now) including one floor dedicated entirely to Snoopy. There's Hello Kitty and Domokun as well as collectors toys (Jack Sparrow Blythe doll, anyone?).
What to buy: I have to admit I was surprised to see F Cup Cookies being sold here. I'd heard about these on BBC Radio 1 at home and thought I'd buy some (for myself and ebay). These cookies supposedly increase your bust size, which is why I found it odd to find them in a toy shop.
What to pay: F Cup cookies were 298 yen for a box of 4. No idea what other things cost though.
Written Mar 7, 2009
Address: 6-1-9 Jingu-mae, Shibuya-ku
Website: http://www.kiddyland.co.jp/en/index.html
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This you have to try your luck. First, insert the 100 yen coin then you can must clip the toys or cartoon you like. You clip the toy with the special tool successfuly, it all yours.
What to buy: Toy, games
What to pay: 100 yen for 1 luck
Written Aug 16, 2004
Address: Tokyo
A small kiosk selling Snoopy and Peanuts products right inside JR Ueno Station. I think it was located inside the turnstiles in the paid concourse.
What to buy: But products labelled as "limited edition" as some products are labelled "Ueno".
Written Jun 1, 2004
Website: www.snoopy.co.jp
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This store offers the latest gadget from Sony. One particularly impressive is the new Aibo robot dog. It can learn tricks and respond to your orders. Pretty neat !
What to buy: A Aibo if you can afford it !
What to pay: Quite expensive but clean !
Written Nov 19, 2003
Address: Odaiba Aquacity
Website: http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/News/Press/200010/00-050A/
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This mega-mall offers everything for the kids from electronics to toys to music. You will also find a theater, TV studio and Sony mega store.
What to buy: All sorts of electronics gadgets as well as teenage fashion items
What to pay: average
Written Nov 19, 2003
Website: www.aquacity.co.jp
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This store has 5 floors full of EVERY fun and kitschy toy in existence. Each floor is a different theme - action figures, Sanrio; anything and everything from Gloomy Bear to Kubricks. Prices range from cheap buttons and keychains to uber-expensive collectibles and high-tech toys. They do take credit cards. Be warned this place gets downright CROWDED on the weekend, and you might need an extra suitcase just to hold all of the painfully cute things you can't resist.
Written Apr 13, 2003
Address: Harajuku
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This is a multi-storied toy shop in Ginza District. It varies from plush dolls to Lego bricks.
Updated Jun 10, 2004
Address: 8-8-11, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan, 104-8132
Phone: 3571-8008
Website: www.hakuhinkan.co.jp
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This shop is better than the Toy Park in Ginza. It carries the latest character goods for Japan.
Written Apr 10, 2003
Website: www.kiddyland.co.jp
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