What are the shopping traps in Japan?

Shopping, car In fact, when we go to every place or country, we won't miss a thing. We always want to bring one or two things from the tourist destination to our relatives and friends and share the happiness of traveling with them.

Actually, shopping is not a very simple thing. On the one hand, we should consider representativeness, on the other hand, we should also think about not being cheated, so as not to be laughed at when we go back, and it is really not cost-effective to spend a lot of money when we are wronged.

Then, Japan is a country where we like shopping. We like electrical appliances and beauty cosmetics here, but every tourist place has some shopping scams to deceive tourists.

So, let's uncover the trap of shopping in Japan today!

First: Japanese black tour guides.

Black tour guides will appear all over the world, and Japan is no exception. Moreover, Japanese black tour guides like to play tricks on China people. They will guide you to pay a high price for what he says is memorable and cheap.

Don't be called bone crisp by the "Ernie sauce" of a beautiful Japanese tour guide.

Second: Made in China in Japanese shopping malls.

China is the largest manufacturing factory in the world, so many things in the world are made in China, and many Japanese shops just turn China manufacturing into a marketing tool, which makes people spend a lot of money on it.

Just like last year's vigorous Japanese toilet seat purchase incident, the Chinese aunt finally went home and took a closer look. The toilet seat is engraved with "made"

In China. "

Third: buy fakes.

In fact, there are many similarities between Japan and China. There are fakes in China and fakes in Japan. Don't think that everything you buy abroad is true when you go abroad. In fact, there are many parallel imports, and the Japanese are also targeting short-sighted China people.

Fourth: the price difference is too big.

Everything you buy in Japan's tourist shopping streets is very expensive because their busy shops have high rents. After you leave the tourist shopping street a little, the price of the same thing will be several times cheaper.

Fifth: shopping by credit card

China tourists should pay attention when shopping in Japan, otherwise they may be swiped as visa, because UnionPay cards can be used for payment, but cashiers should see the card logo or let the other party know through oral communication.

Seeing these shopping traps, I can't help but worry, but in fact, as long as you keep your eyes open, don't be tempted by some low-priced interests, spend rationally, don't buy too much just because it's cheap, and don't see if it's true!