This was a one stop shop for all of your souvenirs needs. I was able to pick up everything i looked for all over the city there.

This place was really close to the church that my family attended while we lived in Tokyo, so we would stop by pretty often! They have some of the most beautiful kimonos, ceramics, furniture, and gifts to fit every budget (even kids!) I bought several sets of these really gorgeous metallic/stone swirled glasses (that also doubled as vases) and ...

The Oriental Bazaar is the easiest place to find good quality souvenirs of all kinds in one location. I grew up in Japan and my parents always went there to buy their gifts to bring back to the United States. They have reasonably priced small silk screens as well as lavish larger ones. There is all manner of Japanese chinaware, jewelry, shoes, ...

This place is fantastic,,,something for everyone,,,I found this place with directions from my daughter,,,I loved it so much I spent my first visit there just planning what to buy,,,I bought a few gifts there and decided to go back one day before leaving Tokyo to return home to newfoundland ,Canada,,that's what I did,,,I was leaving on friday ...

The staff is very friendly and helpful. Many of them also speak English. I would recommend going here first and last. First, so you can see what they've got before you go buy it somewhere else. Last, so you can get it all before you go.

Four floors of kimono, dishes, chopsticks, dolls, prints, t-shirts, fabric, ties, you name it. ...

My husband and I just visited Japan for the first time in September '07. We visited a lot of cities in our few weeks there and found that the Oriental Bazaar had both the best variety in its wares and the best value. The multi-story building contains an amazing assortment of souvenirs including small handicrafts, artwork, ceramics and even ...

I never go to Tokyo without making a pilgrimage that ends at Oriental Bazaar! Great merchandise, great selection. For about $10-$25 each I come home with great gifts for everyone...this time of year (end of the year) I especially love their scroll calendars on the 1st floor (street level). You can spend less there, and certainly more, if you are ...

I bought a kimono there this passed summer -- silk and nicely made, for a decent price. I wish I'd brought another. Has lovely music boxes, mirrors, and many other beautiful things. Highly recommended, wish there was one in America [or at least a website]

My family and I had a wonderful trip to Tokyo and visted the Oriental Bazaar twice. They have such a good selection of gifts from ornaments to clothes. I bought a beautiful Japanese T-Set which was packaged perfectly and made it all the way back to the UK safely. For me visit to Tokyo isn`t complete with a visit to this shop.