Sunday, March 8, 2009
Day 7: Shopping
Our final day of our trip is our shopping day. We went to Ginza to buy omiyage and things for ourselves.
In Ginza, it is amazing what you are able to find. If you are willing to spend money, you can get almost anything. Jewelry and luxury watches are available at many specialty shops. High end dining of all varieties.
The Department store basements are always a marvel. With food vendors selling everything from Prosciutto by the slice and by the whole ($20K+) to candy. Deli sections sell bentos to okazu such as tonkatsu or salads. Many of the vendors also give free samples. My friends wer stunned that whole pieces of siu mai were given out rather than the oligatory pieces that you may get here.
Labels:
Food and Drink,
Ginza,
Shopping
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