Do you sell digital cameras and SLR in Narita Airport Duty Free Shop? What is the price? Are there many varieties?

Buying a SLR in a duty-free shop is not reliable. It's neither cheap nor rare, and it won't give you tax exemption after returning home. There is no warranty unless you don't declare the goods. As a matter of fact, you can apply for exemption from consumption tax if you buy large items in Japanese stores with a short-term tourist visa. You can reduce your money by writing down your passport number, so it's very convenient to get a tax refund when you don't have to go through customs. It's just that the clerk's English is not good, and we don't know Japanese, so we need to ask our friends to help us negotiate. Japanese photographic equipment stores offer several special items every day, and the next day they switch to something else. The price discount is quite large, and it is very cheap when you meet the right one. However, most of the small digital cameras sold in Japan don't have Chinese menus, and they can be set as English menus at most, which needs attention.