Exploring Tokyo's century-old stores 🛍️ A shopping trip through time

In Tokyo, those century-old stores that have gone through the baptism of time are unique shopping treasures. Tsuruya Yoshinobu, founded in 1803, is simply a legend in the world of Japanese confectionery. Sitting at the bar in the store, you can witness the craftsmen transforming white bean paste and sweet fillings into Japanese confectionery with four-season themes. The cherry blossoms and red leaves are so exquisite that people can't bear to eat them. The seasonal limited designs are updated every month, and each one is a sweet work of art. The souvenir recommendation "Kyo Kanse" has a delicate outer layer of red bean paste and a smooth inner filling like ripples. It is a very decent gift! There is also Itoya in Ginza, which was founded in 1904 and is a dream paradise for stationery lovers. There are 12 floors, from traditional Japanese stationery to overseas brands. The clerks know the products well and the service is super considerate. Strolling through Tokyo's century-old stores, you can not only find the things you like, but also feel the craftsmanship and feelings that have been accumulated over time. Every time you choose, you are in a dialogue with history. Come here to start a unique shopping adventure! #TokyoShoppingGuide