Your personal buyer in Tokyo
Do you live abroad and need a product that is sold in Tokyo? Japanese Buyer buys it for you — from a store, a workshop, a maker or an online store that only ships within Japan — and ships it to your country.
- Prefecture
- Tokyo
- Capital
- Tokyo
- Region
- Kanto
Tokyo is a prefecture in the Kanto region. What the Kanto region is known for: Tokyo's Ginza, Harajuku, Shibuya and Akihabara, Mashiko pottery, Yokohama's shops and big outlet malls.
As with all our requests, we first send you a clear quote including the price of the item, our service fee, shipping and insurance. Nothing is purchased before you approve it.
Local highlights
Tokyo – Tokyo is the world's shopping capital: Ginza's flagships, Shibuya and Harajuku fashion, Akihabara electronics and anime, department stores and specialty shops of every kind.
Ginza – Ginza is Tokyo's luxury district, with flagship boutiques, department stores, watch dealers and stationery stores.
Shibuya – Shibuya is a center of fashion and youth culture, with Nintendo and Pokémon Center stores.
Shinjuku – Shinjuku has major department stores and Tokyo's biggest new and used camera stores.
Harajuku – Harajuku and Omotesando are famous for streetwear, Japanese designers and luxury flagships.
Akihabara – Akihabara is the world's best-known district for electronics, anime, figures and retro games.
Asakusa – Asakusa offers traditional crafts and souvenirs, with the Kappabashi kitchenware street nearby.
Nakano – Nakano Broadway is famous for vintage anime goods, collectibles and pre-owned watches.
Ikebukuro – Ikebukuro is home to Sunshine City, the Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo and anime shops.
What we can buy for you in Tokyo
Fashion, denim & streetwear
Japanese designers, streetwear, Japan-exclusive sneakers, selvedge denim from Kojima and pre-owned luxury.
Watches, pearls & jewelry
Grand Seiko, Seiko, Citizen and G-Shock Japan-only models, pre-owned luxury watches, Akoya pearls and Japanese jewelry.
J-beauty, skincare & drugstore
Japanese skincare and cosmetics, sunscreen, drugstore favorites, Japan-only editions and Kumano makeup brushes.
Japanese whisky, sake & spirits
Japanese whisky and limited releases, sake from famous breweries, shochu, umeshu and Japanese gin.
Matcha, tea & Japanese snacks
Uji matcha and Japanese green tea, Japan-only snacks and KitKat flavors, seasonings, wagashi and regional specialties.
Cameras, electronics & audio
New and used cameras and lenses, Japan-only electronics, audio gear, rice cookers and kitchen appliances.
Japanese knives & kitchen tools
Hand-forged kitchen knives from Sakai, Seki, Echizen and Tsubame-Sanjo, whetstones and Kappabashi kitchen tools.
Ceramics, lacquer & crafts
Arita, Mino, Mashiko and Bizen ceramics, lacquerware, Nambu ironware, Imabari towels and traditional crafts.
Anime, figures, games & cards
Anime goods and figures, Gunpla and model kits, Japan-exclusive games and consoles, trading cards and Pokémon Center items.
JDM car & motorcycle parts
Genuine and JDM-only car parts, tuning parts, motorcycle parts and accessories from Japanese dealers and specialists.
Proxy buying & package forwarding
Proxy buying from Mercari, Yahoo! Auctions, Rakuten and Amazon Japan, plus package forwarding to you.
Personal shopping & business sourcing
Anything else: live video shopping, gifts, private sellers, made-to-measure orders and manufacturer visits.
Frequently asked questions
Can you buy a product for me in Tokyo and ship it abroad?
Yes. We buy products in Tokyo and the surrounding area and ship them insured to most countries worldwide.
How much does it cost to buy something in Tokyo?
Each request is quoted individually depending on the item, its location and your delivery country. The quote is free and without obligation.
Can you visit a shop in Tokyo and send me photos?
Yes, we can check the item in the shop and send you photos or a video before buying.
Tell us what you are looking for
Describe the item and where it should be delivered. We will reply with a personalized quote.
Every request is different, so we quote each one individually. Asking for a quote is free and without obligation.