Don Quijote Tokyo Deals

We arrived at the Don Quixote Ginza main store located on Ginza Chuo-dori at 11 o'clock in the evening! I don’t know what’s different from the regular Don Quixote, but it comes from the one near Tokyo StationTangcao HotelTaking Uber, the taxi fare is about NT$400 after adding nighttime fare. It’s still cheaper than Tiaohu. The point is that it’s quite difficult to stop a car on the roadside in Tokyo at night.

Don Quixote Ginza main store has two floors in total. There are toilets inside where you can take a stroll. The products on each floor are classified as follows:

First floor: Candies, snacks and biscuits, alcohol, shoes, daily necessities, etc.

Second floor: cosmeceuticals, health care products, toys, electrical appliances, sex toys, etc.

The display style of the products in the store is also stacked to the ceiling and packed to the limit, which gives people a special feeling. They often have the illusion of whether their cart can pass smoothly or whether they accidentally knock things over. The store has a large space and sells all kinds of products. There are also service staff who are proficient in Chinese and English. It is recommended to take pictures of the products you want to buy. If you can’t find them, call the service staff quickly. The service staff will know where to put them at a glance. , is very enthusiastic and professional, and also saves tourists a lot of valuable time.

Wow! Hidden at the bottom of the cabinet in the rice cracker area are 1.7 kilograms of peanut persimmons for business use. They come in extra large packages. They are very cost-effective to buy, but it is better to buy small packages for sharing.

This time I mainly wanted to buy an electric toothbrush for children. The model was a bit different from the one sold in Taiwan. I had to do some research before going abroad to avoid wasting time. I took some photos for comparison with friends in need.

沒想到在這邊卡住了，跟東京車站 TOMICA 專賣店一樣完整的汽車牆，一般車只要500日圓，長車系列則是 950日圓，黑盒(PREMIUM)則是 850日圓。

Next to it is the Hot Wheels series from the United States. The little rich man spent a long time comparing them here. He planned to spend the 1,500 yen that his grandfather gave him here. At the same time, he was annoyed at the TOMICA store McQueen in Tokyo Station. It’s expensive to buy. It’s really interesting to watch children buy things. They have hesitant faces, greedy faces that don’t have enough money but want to buy everything, walk back and forth several times, climb up and down on small ladders, and look at every car. You won’t be tired at all, and it’s really fun to watch. But because of this, I wasted a lot of time, and in the end I didn’t buy the list of cosmeceuticals prescribed by the rich man’s wife, and I was waiting to be scolded when I got home (laughs). Note that the reason why I stayed with the little rich man all the time was because the products displayed next to the TOMICA car were adult sex toys. I was afraid that the little rich man would see the pornographic things too early, so the rich man could only stay with him and try to block them with his body. It was a good risk but it worked.

Don Quixote also has a lot of children's toys for purchase. In addition to TOMICA cars, there are also Mario, Gozilla, Pokémon and other products. You can buy them all here at once, but the price is not necessarily the best. It’s cheap, but the most important thing about going abroad is to save time, so just close your eyes and buy it.

Ready to check out! Remember to use Don Quixote’s official discount coupons. In addition to being tax-free when spending 10,000 yen or more, you can also enjoy a 5% discount, which is really a great deal. There were many Indian clerks in the tax refund checkout area. They were very knowledgeable when asking questions such as tax exemption and whether the goods were detachable. They also helped the rich man use Uber to locate the store. He said he must visit Don Quixote when he comes to Japan. The rich man gave it a thumbs up.

Store information

Address: 〒104-0061 Ginza Nairobi Building 3, 8-10 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Business hours: 07:00 ~ 02:00

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