Buying a camera in Japan, how to run to the Chinese site to ask ah? Go to the Japanese website to ask ah
Shinqibashi no big electrical appliances stores, BICCAMERA Namba store recently.
Namba also has Yamada (Yamada) electrical appliances.
Japan is similar to the mainland's Suning, Gome, Hong Kong's Brainstorm, Fengze such digital specialty stores? Where do you usually go to buy a camera in Japan?
Japan also has a chain of digital specialty stores similar to Suning and Gome.
The big 4 are YAMADA ELECTRIC, YODOBASHI-CAMERA, BIG-CAMERA, and EDION
This is all over the country in major cities.
There are also digital specialty store chains all over the place, so you can buy a camera anywhere you go in Japan.
In Tokyo, there are bigger stores in Akihabara, Shinjuku, ___ Valley, and Ikebukuro.
About the price, if it's not a new product, it's cheaper in online stores. If it's a new product, it's about the same in the physical store and the online store.
Bigger stores, first check the price online, then go to the physical store and tell the clerk the online price (it is best to take a printout of the online price), they can be cheaper.
Is there a store that sells digital cameras in Shinsaibashi, Japan?
Shinsaibashi is said to be a busy street comparable to Ginza in Tokyo, so you should look at the prices before deciding to buy anything, some things may be more expensive.
Shinsaibashi to buy camera products to go to the back of the Daimaru Department Store, SOGO Department Store, this ==== カメラのナニワ(KAMERA-NO-NANIWA).
==Shin_bashi Main Store
Osaka City, Chuo-ku, Shin_bashisuji 1-4-29 パシフィ_ク SHIN_BASHI B1F (1st basement floor)_542-8678 (underground_Godosuji line Shin_bashi_5, 6 exit Daimaru-Sogo middle of the road to the front about 200 meters)
TEL: 0120-120-728
FAX: 06-6281-4165
Recommended for electrical appliances in Umeda===
YODOBASHI-KAMERA
Residence Osaka City, Osaka, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Omamachi 1-1_530-0011
_Opening time 9:30am-9:30pm
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Telephone number 06-4802-1010
It's right in front of JR Osaka Station, and the whole building is dedicated to electrical appliances, which are slightly cheaper and have a wider variety of choices. It's not unusual to spend two or three hours in there, as there are so many new products that it's hard to tell what's going on.
Osaka_Speed District, there is also a so-called "Tokyo Akihabara" electric_street ポンバシ (Nihonbashi), there is now more decline, but things will probably be a little cheaper.
Next month I'm going to Japan Osaka Shinsaibashi shopping, want to buy Canon EOS50D camera, about how much money, where to buy things authentic
This kind of thing to where where to buy prices are about the same, YODOBASIKAMERA Yodobashi カメラ these stores can be. As for authenticity, I think you can rest assured, because there are no Japanese stores that sell fakes. If you could buy it, it would be on the TV news.
Preparing to go to Japan for the mid-autumn break, are there any products worth buying on behalf of others?
1, electronic brands
Sony
Sony is one of the world's leading companies in the fields of civilian and professional audio-visual products, gaming products, core components of communication products and information technology. Its achievements in music, film and television, computer entertainment, and online businesses have also made it the world's leading electronics and entertainment company. Among its subsidiaries are game consoles, cell phones, computers, cameras and other electronic products.
Canon
Japan's leading integrated group of imaging and information products, Canon's product line*** is distributed in three major areas: personal products, office equipment and industrial equipment, with major products including cameras and lenses, digital cameras, printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, broadcasting equipment, medical equipment and semiconductor production equipment.
Nikon
A famous camera manufacturer in Japan. Among Nikon's many famous camera products, the most important ones are Nikkor camera lenses, Nikon underwater cameras (Nikonos), Nikon F series of 135-film SLR cameras, and Nikon D series of digital SLR cameras, and the Coolpix series of consumer digital cameras.
Casio
A leading Japanese manufacturer of electronic products, including digital cameras, watches, electronic musical instruments, calculators, electronic education and projectors.
Kyocera
From Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan. Most of its products are related to telecommunications, including wireless cellular phones and networking equipment, semiconductor components, RF and microwave product sets, passive electronic components, crystal oscillators and connectors, and optoelectronic products used in optoelectronic communication networks.
Nintendo
One of the three giants of the video game industry, Nintendo is a game producer with global reach. Nintendo produces and sells home game consoles and game software, including the NintendoGameCube and the GameBoy line of handheld consoles, the world's best-selling line of handheld games.
2, shopping mall Yodobashi YodobashiCamera
Yodobashi is one of the large shopping malls recommended for travel in Japan must be visited in Japan *** there are 20 stores around Japan, because all set up in the vicinity of various transportation hubs in Japan, the layout of large-scale shopping centers have been known to "rail strategy" used. It is known for its "rail strategy" in the layout of large shopping centers in Japan, as all of them are located near transportation hubs.
Mainly sells a wide range of household electrical appliances, computers, digital cameras, camcorders, cosmetics, designer bags, watches, sports equipment, audio, game consoles, softwares, DVDs/CDs, professional photography equipment and other products.
Because of the patronage of Chinese travelers in particular, so some stores are also equipped with a special Chinese guide, very convenient, the purchase of a total of up to 10001 _ can be refunded on the spot 8% of the consumption tax, brush the UnionPay card can also enjoy 9.5% off.
Official website: Web link
Tokyo Shinjuku Nishiguchi Main Store: 1-11-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Transportation: 2-minute walk from the exit of JR Shinjuku Station.
Osaka Umeda Branch: 1-1 Omamachi, Kita-ku, Osaka City
Access: About 1-minute walk from the exit of JR Osaka Station; about 2-minute walk from the exit of Hankyu Umeda Station; about 5-minute walk from the exit of Hanshin Umeda Station.
Hokkaido Sapporo Store: 5-1-22, 6-jonishi, Kita-ku, Sapporo
Access: About 1-minute walk west from Sapporo Station.
Yamada Denki
Japan's largest seller of electrical appliances and the world's second-largest electrical appliance sales chain and a Fortune 500 company.
Sendai Store: 6-1, Chuo 3-chome, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Miyagi
BicCamera
BicCamera, like Yudo Hachiba, is one of Japan's most famous large-scale electrical appliance stores, and is also popular with foreign travelers. The store sells a wide range of electrical goods from computers, digital cameras and home appliances to toys and electronic musical instruments.
Some things are really cheap, but personally I find most things are more expensive than on the website! It is recommended that if you want to shop, you must print out all the things on the website and compare them on site. If the price difference is too big, it's better to buy it online and send it to the hotel.
Official website: Web link
Ikebukuro Main Store: 1-41-5 Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
Transportation: JR Yamanote Line/_Kyoto Line/Shonan Shinjuku Line/Yurakucho Line/Marunouchi Line/Fukutoshinshin Line/ Tobu-Toujoukou Line/Seibu-Ikebukuro Line - Ikebukuro Station
Notice of Shinjuku Higashiguchi Store: 3-29-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
>Access: Marunouchi Line / Fukutoshin Line / Toei Shinjuku Line - Shinjuku 3-Chome Station; JR Yamanote Line / Chuo Line / _Kyoto Line / Shonan Shinjuku-Senpai Line / Odakyu Line / Keio Line - Shinjuku Station; Oedo Line - Shinjuku Nishi-guchi Station; Seibu Shinjuku Line - Seibu Shinjuku Station
Nagoya Nishi: 6-9 Tsubaki-cho, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya
Access: Taikodori Exit at JR Nagoya Station. Come out on the opposite side of the road.
Akihabara
Japan's most famous electrical appliances district. There are hundreds of stores selling the latest computers, cameras, televisions, cell phones, and home appliances. The main street is lined with several large electrical chain stores, such as Tomodachi Yaki, Akihabara Radio Kaikan, Ishimaru Electric, Sofmap, etc., while smaller stores are found in streets a little off the beaten path, and you may also see several branches of the same brand.
With so many stores in Akihabara, prices for the same item may vary, so it's advisable to shop around. Some electrical appliances are only suitable for use in Japan due to factors such as voltage, technical differences and warranty limitations, so be aware of this before purchasing.
Radio Akihabara Kaikan
Radio Akihabara Kaikan, on the west side of the station, is also a popular shopping mall with a large number of anime and manga stores in addition to electronics.
Address: 1-15-4 Soto-Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.
Open: 10:30-19:30, closed Thursdays.
UDX Building (Akihabara UDX Restaurants)
Another must-visit UDX building is located just north of the station. It is home to arcade game centers opened by manufacturers such as SEGAGiGO and TAITOSTATION, which feature not only the latest consoles, but also entertainment displays and experience zones.
Daikokuya
Whether new or used, you don't have to worry about buying fakes in Japan. Daikokuya has a lot of things that have only been used once or twice, and the prices are very fair and the brands are very complete. You can find not only jewelry, watches, bags, shoes, but even eyeglasses, home appliances and electronic goods.
Shinjuku Used Camera Market
A specialized market that deals in used cameras. Although the store is not very impressive, it has a wide range of mechanical cameras, and in particular stocks many rare lenses adapted to Leica cameras that are rarely seen on the market, and if you spend a little more time, you can look for many rarities, and a trial service is also available. However, there are not too many new digital cameras and SLR varieties, and customers are mainly mechanical camera enthusiasts.
Address: 2F Matsubara Building, 1-13-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Access: Exit Shinjuku Station at the West Exit, and walk toward the Lumine store for about 10 minutes.
3.Shopping Tax Refund
Each store needs to spend 10,000 yen or more per day to get a tax refund, and the consumption tax in Japan is currently 8%.
Some of the large electrical stores, as long as you show your passport, the merchants will sell the goods directly to you at a tax-free price, so there is no need to do a special tax refund procedures.
Apply for tax refund
Processing point: inside the shopping mall
Submit materials: passport (original), shopping invoices, etc.
For more details, see: "Japan Tax Refund Tips (Tax Refund Condition/Refund Location/Refund Procedure)
4, credit card consumption
To go to Japan to shop and remember that you must always bring a UnionPay card with VISA, MasterCard and other cards. MasterCard, they are settled through the U.S. dollar, and brush the UnionPay card shopping is the same day settlement of the exchange rate, than the first two cards to reduce the loss of one exchange rate conversion.