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Denim in Tokyo?

Sigurd

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Any advice where to go for denim in Tokyo? Traveling there in a couple of months and would appreciate any recommendations.

Cheers
Sigurd
 

Del-Toro

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Any advice where to go for denim in Tokyo? Traveling there in a couple of months and would appreciate any recommendations.
Cheers
Sigurd

Seriously? That sounds awesome. I can get into lots of trouble in Aoyama and Daikanyama. Must check out Harajuka Station also. But ****, that place so big it just depends on how much traveling you want to do and what clothing lines you are into.

If it were me, I would write down a list of places you have to go shop in and write down addresses and plan to stay in those areas unless you plan to do lots of traveling around. But if you don't plan very carefully you can burn out quickly. That place is so ******* huge and people are everywhere. It can be a bit of shock if you're not somewhat prepared.

Have fun!
 
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Thanks for your reply. Of course Tokyo is big and I will have little time. I will be staying in the Shinjuku area but most likely will have time for a visit in Shibuya. Interested in Real Japan Blues, Flat Head etc.
 

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Ah ... sorry, I don't know where Real Japan Blue and Flathead are. Do you want to visit the retail store or where they are made? I think most of that Japanese denim is made or coming out of Osaka and Okayama, which is would be several hours from where you will be, but I could be wrong. But I am sure they have retail stores all around. Maybe check the websites?
 
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Any advice where to go for denim in Tokyo? Traveling there in a couple of months and would appreciate any recommendations.
Cheers
Sigurd


Go to UENO to Hinoya and/or Americaya... you'll prolly *** in your pants...
 

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