Are there any special products to buy when traveling in Japan?

Like what to eat egg rolls, soap, and some antiques, you can take them back as souvenirs. Because I like Kyoto very much, I go once a year, so I recommend it to you more. (Most of the branches mentioned below are in Kyoto, but basically there are also branches in Tokyo. )

The soap sold by a souvenir shop in a The Old Inn watch room in Kyoto "Youxing" is the hotel's own supplies, and the foam is extremely delicate, so it can't be bought outside; Various paper products and decorations of Jiujutang, an old stationery store in Kyoto (but don't buy the fragrance of its home); "%Arabica", a new chain coffee shop opened in Kyoto in recent two years, has great coffee, and its coffee beans are better than those of the old shop smart.

Kyoto's time-honored brand incense shop "Yamada pine resin wood shop" black sandalwood; Matcha omelet in Weiyuan, Kyoto; Kyoto "Youjiaya" has oil-absorbing facial tissues, hand cream, grapefruit lip balm and various makeup brushes (I think the quality is not lost to Baifengtang), and its instant matcha cow milk powder is also super delicious.

"Xiang Yan" lacquerware in Kyoto; Matcha pancakes in Kyoto "Jingjiantang"; Wooden cups and utensils of "Takagi Yun Yun" in Kyoto; If you like antiques and secondhand goods, there is a "South Bo Gu Art Shop" behind the bus stop sign of No.206 Road, Ximen, Yasaka Shrine, Kyoto. You can go in and buy goods.

If you want to eat a famous restaurant and miss the reservation, you can go to the gourmet supermarket on the second floor of Isetan Department Store in Kyoto Station, which has the characteristics of famous shops in Kyoto. I like to eat lunches in famous shops very much, and sometimes it's too beautiful just by looking at their color design and packaging style.

If you go to Nara, you can buy a lovely deerskin wallet; If you go to Hokkaido, please seize every opportunity to try their dairy products and desserts, followed by seafood and Lamian Noodles; Different seasons have different limited products, and there are more patterns of goldfish, cool fans and fireworks in summer; There are chestnuts, mushrooms and maple leaves in autumn; Grapefruits are everywhere in winter; A set of thematic modes can be considered. For example, I like to buy things related to mushrooms, and a friend of mine likes to shoot Japanese door curtains with rabbit patterns.

The aroma of grapefruit is well used by the Japanese, which I think is one of their characteristics. Girls who like citrus fragrance can try it. Also recommend various grapefruit condiments, such as grapefruit pepper or grapefruit salad juice; Japanese people are good at making models, and the models of food are particularly realistic. The stationery department and toy department of many large department stores sell miniature models, which are cute and can be kept or given away.