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    How can you come to Japan and not stop by Don Quijote? Every time I say, “I’ll just buy a few things,” I end up walking out with several bags in my hands.

    You can find everything here: snacks, drugstore items, cosmetics, electronics, and souvenirs. The prices are often cheaper than expected, and there are lots of limited-edition items to hunt for.

    Whether you’re stocking up or just buying random stuff, it’s way too easy to go overboard here. I recommend making a list first. Also, download the app so you can use coupons! Otherwise, your wallet might cry!

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    The inside is such a mess. The shelves don’t feel organized at all, so finding anything takes forever.

    Going at night is even worse—tons of tourists plus locals, and it’s super loud.

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    Packed with international tourists.

    You keep hearing people speaking Chinese everywhere.

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    You can seriously get lost in here and end up not even knowing what you're buying. Only realize you grabbed five extra bags when you walk out the door!

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    The tax-free service for foreigners is really convenient, and there are staff who speak Chinese to help out right on site.

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    There are a lot of products, but it's really messy inside. The stairs and aisles are way too narrow, and it's hard to get around.

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    It's impossible not to wander into this place when you're in the busiest part of Shinjuku. Ended up spending quite a bit without even realizing it.

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