300 Yen Shops in Tokyo - 7 Recommended Shops for Your Affordable Shopping Spree

1. 3Coins

This is the most well-known of the 300 yen shops. The main characteristic of 3Coins is how everything is made using the same color palette, leading to a bounty of items that can be matched. There are a number of basic beige items for the kitchen and everyday life, so they're very simple but also cool and easy to decorate with. They also have beauty items such as mirrors, brushes, and hair accessories. 

There are many 3Coins around the city, so please check the link below for the one closest to you.

HP: www.3coins.jp/shoplist/station/ (Japanese Only)

Address: JR Shinjuku Station inside the southern ticket gates (Google Map)

2. CouCou *Closed

3. Smart Life Market *Closed

4. Mikazuki Momoko

This 300 yen shop specializes in cute character items and accessories that are shades of pink. They stand out from other 300 yen shops due to their insistence on cute items. They have plenty of items that are made in collaboration with companies like Sanrio, so you'll definitely have trouble choosing what to buy. They also have their own original character named Momoko-chan, so if you want to get something that's only available in Japan, you should look for items with her on it.  

HP：http://www.momoko300.com/?page_id=16　（Japanese Only）

5. illusie300 *Closed

6. Sankyuu Mart

This 390 yen shop was originally developed in the world-famous area for cuteness, Harajuku. The name is a pun - "sankyuu" is the way "thank you" is written in katakana, but also the Japanese way to say 3 and 9. All the second-hand items in this shop is sold for 390 yen. Everything here is fashionable, and you can find anything from clothing to accessories like socks and caps. You can wear things you buy here to walk around Harajuku in.

HP: www.390yen.jp/ (Japanese Only)

Address: Tokyo, Shibuya City, Jingumae, 1 Chome−16−4 B1  (Google Map)

7. OHO!HO! *Closed

This store is run by Can Do, a 100 yen shop that has more than 900 branches throughout Japan. In Oho! Ho!, you can buy all sorts of wooden items for around 500 yen that are simple and stylish, as seen in the photo. If you try this store you'll be able to experience the evolution of 100 yen shops.

HP: www.cando-web.co.jp/shopinfo/ (Japanese Only)

Address: Shibuya Parco Part 1 4F, 15-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo (Google Map)

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