Takagi Sanjō Store — Local services in Kyoto

Great prices, some of which are several times lower than what I would have to pay in my own country for the exact same goods. The dried sea products, i.e. seafood snacks, section is an absolute steal, retailing at just 500 yen per pack. You can find almost everything there, particularly Japanese crackers, confectionery, dried foods, condiments, bread, souvenirs, dried/cup noodles and drinks.

There was a crowd when I visited the place, and I was quite amused at how some Chinese visitors would bring huge suitcases to the centre to store their purchases. I had also observed locals shopping there, so I presume it is a safe place to shop for good prices.

Tax exemption applies only to purchases exceeding 5100 yen. Although price labels are mostly in Japanese, there are English and Chinese announcements made in the store, apparently for the torrent of tourists and foreign...

It’s an exceptionally large store that offers both retail and wholesale products. The first floor is dedicated to a vast array of food items, while the second floor features various household goods.

There’s an impressive selection of food products—abundant, diverse, and reasonably priced—many of which might not be available at typical convenience stores.

At the front, there’s a spacious and convenient parking area. Although the aisles inside the store are not particularly wide, they’re still easy to navigate.

If you’re looking for souvenirs or simply want to pick up some snacks or everyday items during your visit, this is definitely a great...

A must-visit stop for all tourists; a great place for your pantry stocking. Everything is blow market price. Plus, with passports, all items are "TAX-FREE" with a total amount over ¥5,001. It carries all sorts of drinks, cookies, instant noodles, ingredients, frozen foods, and even Japanese wine. You'd better come with your carry-on luggage. And go for this branch for it's close to metro. Take my word; you...