Don Quijote

This Don Quijote does not compare to the one in Akihabara at all! Don’t waste your time here! It is smaller than the Akihabara one and I did not buy a single thing! I grabbed a basket hoping to find all kinds of stuff in vain! Perhaps this was due to the fact that at least one floor had nothing but Halloween junk. Still, in Akhihabara I did find tons of stuff! Regardless of the fact that they also had a lot of Halloween stuff!
The small sales floors are several and the aisles are very narrow with many clients trying to find what they need. Be prepared to bump into people and get in people’s way at times! You’ll say, «sumimasen», several times lol! The elevators are TINY. Be prepared to use the stairs!
What can I do without here?
The fact they have junk!
What makes this place stand out?
The fact they have junk!
Two stars. This place is really ridiculously bad!

Here’s what you need to know: this is Japan’s Wal-​Mart, only dirtier, more congested and less organized.
I truly disliked walking in, and left without buying anything 15 minutes later. Reason being that the store is so packed and narrow, you cannot walk in there. Elevators take 5 to 7 minutes to take you from 1 floor to the next, and the people push through the doors. The quality of goods in the store is super cheap, especially for Japan, and often not worth the discounted price. The liquor selection was terrible and prices weren’t that different from grocery stores.
Needless to say I would not recommend or re-​visit this store again. I know people love the lower prices but if you can avoid it, the shopping experience is so poor that it’s just not worth a look or visit, especially if you’re non vacation.

The selection is much poorer than other Don Quixote’s in the area. The store is small, and really crowded; full of tourists looking to buy stuff. It’s also a little claustrophobic in my opinion. Go to the one in asakusa. It’s much better.

Need a last minute souvenir? Well Don Quijote is your place! It literally has EVERYTHING!
From stuff from 50 yen to designer brands at over 50,000 yen on the top floor!
The basement even has food for snacks and drinks!
This place is really tight knit and has small quarters. Hard to maneuver around because everything is so packed in.
If you’re a foreigner and spend more than 10,000 yen you can get your goods tax free, just buy your stuff first then bring it to the second floor.
There are also some good English speakers here to help you find what you need!

If I could describe this place in two words: Japanese Walmart.
IN THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE!
I LOVE Don Quijote! Everything is cheaper in price. They sell EVERYTHING here. From bath/​beauty to electronics. From underwear to groceries to authentic Gucci/​Louis Vuitton bags, Tiffany & Co necklaces and more! In comparison to other stores, everything is sold at a discounted rate (except the designer items). There’s about 5 floors at every Don Quijote, so get ready to get your shop on!
HOWEVER, you must have patience to shop through this store. Everything… is everywhere. If there is a space in this store, it is filled with products. Which barely leaves you room to have a pathway to walk, so usually it’s tough to get around others in the aisles because there’s such a small gap. You can always ask the sales associates, they always seem to know where everything is.
Even if you don’t plan to purchase anything, pop in and check out all the stuff Don Quijote has to offer. Amazing place for souvenirs. It’s a cool experience, especially since most stores aren’t 24 hours in Japan, it’s something to do after all the shops close!

This is a crazy fun Tokyo experience! Go check out the crazy gifts! a classic and an original. kind of like
«spencer gifts» with a weird Japanese twist. tons of «regular» products as well as «gag» items. think Tokyo hands on acid

All Don Quixotes are eyesores from the outside, and inside isn’t much different. Yet, I always find myself going to one similar to how you always need a Target in the US. It’s a crazy mixture of touristy goods, groceries, cosmetics, and clothing. It’s 24 hours, which is uncommon for a majority of Japanese businesses. It’s probably because of this that this one outside of Kabukicho and a street over from Shinjuku station is so successful.

This is really huge!
If you come any closer to this store, you will find this in a moment.
Because you can’t fail to find this big store.
This is near Kabukicho, so those who work there come here.
But that is one of the features of this store.
This is 24H store, which is open anytime.
So you can rely on this especially at night.
There is no store which deal in electronic appliances and is open at night.