[2025 Tokyo Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Sanrio Gift Gate Asakusa (Updated May)

#TokyoShoppingGuide My dears! You will regret it if you don’t bring home all the super cute Hello Kitty goods when you come to Japan! This lazy guide is just a copy of the notes, which will take you into the dreamland of Kitty painlessly✨ 📍Sanrio Flagship Store at Sensoji Temple A two-story pink paradise that you must visit at Sensoji Temple! 📸Every photo you take feels like you’ve walked into a girls’ comic, with everything from a giant doll wall to limited edition stationery. Although tax refunds are not available, the sense of happiness of being surrounded by Kitty is maxed out! It is recommended to rush in when the store opens at 11 o'clock. Don't miss it if it closes at 18:00. 📍Small shops around Sensoji Temple Hidden Easter eggs in the alleys! 👘You can dig up kimono-shaped Kitty ornaments and limited edition key chains at will~ But be careful! They all close at 7pm, so if you want to grab a bargain, you’d better act quickly! 📍Don Quijote (open 24 hours) A late night savior for shopaholics! There is a Sanrio area on every floor, and new products are put on the shelves faster than on the official website. You can get the hard-to-find limited edition blue kimono and co-branded cosmetics here! It’s super convenient to check out tax-free directly, and it’s a great ritual to go shopping in the middle of the night~ Save this guide to your favorites📌Next time you go to Japan, start the Kitty shopping spree! 🛍️

#Tokyo Attractions When you come to Tokyo, Japan, how can you miss the Sanrio store in Asakusa! Although the giant Hello Kitty installation at the door was a little dusty and looked a little worn, it did not affect my enthusiasm to rush into the store and have a look. As soon as you step into the store, you'll see all sorts of Sanrio products that are so cute that they're almost against your will! There are a wide variety of pendants hanging on the walls, notebooks and pencils printed with character patterns are placed in the stationery area, and the doll area is filled with classic characters such as Hello Kitty, My Melody, and Big Dog. There are even more than a dozen styles of card holders for you to choose from. Going up the stairs to the second floor, the scene in front of you is even more surprising - the dolls have all changed into kimonos full of traditional Japanese style, with exquisite embroidery and color matching, making each character show an unprecedented elegance. In fact, what I cared about most during this visit to the store was the limited edition shopping bags! The pastel-pink background paired with the playful character pattern is simply irresistible. Although the bag costs extra, it’s totally worth it for the cuteness! When checking out, the front desk staff will also give you a small gift - the character pendant hanging on the bag, and it is said that the gifts will be changed regularly. I carefully selected my favorite characters, and when I left with my arms full of loot, I felt as sweet as honey. This trip to Asakusa Sanrio was really rewarding!

If you come to Tokyo, Sanrio fans should not miss going to the Sanrio shop!! Especially the shop in Asakusa, the shop front is super cute!!! There are so many items!!! Many items that are out of stock are also available here. This place has two floors. When you come in, you can grab a basket and walk up and down the first and second floors. There is a gachapon machine on the stairs to the second floor to spin! Here are some pictures of the atmosphere in the shop and updates on new collections. As for me, I took a Hello Kitty hair clip that I didn't have and a Cinnamon angel baby back home to Thailand. 🥰 If you're looking for a collection or a character that's hard to find, come here. They always restock. 🕖 11:00-18:30 #triptravelchina #reviewtokyo