Fabric Shopping in Japan | Nippori Fabric Town
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Hello lovelies! This week we are going on an adventure together, to Nippori Fabric Town in Tokyo Japan.
Unfortunately I didn't get to go on this trip either so my other half is going to share his trip with us and discuss the important information you need to know if touring Nippori.
I also show you my Japan haul! I got so many amazing things and feel incredibly privileged to have so much haberdashery and bag making equipment to play with now!
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Thanks for taking us along Michael! Welcome to RUclips! You've now passed the initiation and we expect more vlogs in the future 😂❤
@@thedahliasewciety awe Kristen thank you, he's definitely blushing from that one 😁
Alrighty...booking a trip to Japan then! 😍Amazing husband you got also! Thanks Michael! 😃
Amy please share some of your makes from the Nikori purchases. Thanks for sharing.💜💜💜
Mi
Lucky lucky! I love the variety in your haul + interests :) what a lovely couple y'all are
Thanks Michael.😊💜💜💜
Would it be possible to see wool and cottons from Japan in future videos? I love anything Clover makes.
Its because they have a great train system hence not many cars.
Amy and Michael, I loved the shopping vlog and special thank you to Mike for his efforts. He's a lovely partner for you..just so open to trying new things. And all that shopping he got you when he was there, brill. Have fun with all the stuff, I look forward to seeing what you make ❤❤❤
@@sewingseamswithdeb thank you, he was very kind doing this for me and getting so many lovely things for me, I did make him his clothes for the trip as a thank you in advance 😇 thanks so much for watching, so glad you enjoyed it!
When he said half a day, I was just laughing. Like Nooo. There’s more than the main road. There are good stores in the back streets as well.
I agree that one day would probably be spent just the main tomato. The one beside it is Tomato arch shop is where they have ALL discounted fabric, most of them are ¥100 per metre. I can easily spend half a day there.
@@jeenah2956 right?! Half a day!!!! Lol!!!! I think I could spend a week, maybe longer 😍😍😍
@@amyofmelbourne I’m a resident in Tokyo and I haven’t even explored all the shops of nippori. Yeah a week would be a good estimate.
Thank you!
I would need at least £3,000 in spending money if I ever went there! This is a comprehensive tour, thank you Michael 😂
@@Karmadelica right?! Probably for the best I couldn't go, saved us from going broke 🤣🤣🤣 thanks for watching ♥️
oh wow! my sister is going to japan early next year, I think I will have to convince her to go to fabric town to get me a souvenir or two.
@@lavendercottagefibrearts yes!!! It's only fair that she gets you 2 or 3 souvenirs 😁
Everything in Japan is just a little bit short of half the price just because of the yen, but lots of things are also cheaper anyway, possibly due to differing patterns of government subsidies, culture etc for example, to get to the capital city of my island from the other end, it costs about 15 to 40 pounds depending on how fast a train you choose. In the UK that costs 150 pounds to go from halfway up! 100 yen is about 60p now, and 60p in the UK gets you like two Freddos (very tiny candy bars) Even outside of textile districts, craft stuff in Japan is CHEAP and PLENTIFUL. In fact, all hobby stuff is much more easily available than in the UK. People are allowed to like things here in Japan haha
Thats how you convinced her to let you go to Japan again.
It really is! 😄
Thanks Michael!
Michael did a wonderful job! Thank you for taking us along with you! I'm headed to Japan in April, and this gives me a great idea of what to expect. 🙂
Hope you enjoy it, Japan is such an incredible country to visit ♥️♥️♥️ thanks for watching!
Nippori! Not Nikori😮
Fabric stores should be made of fabric. Misleading.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm so sorry, I will do better next time! Thanks for the tip!
Awesome video, thanks for sharing
@@wally4539 thank you!♥️
Thanks Michael- you’re a 💎!
Thanks for watching! He really is ❤️
So awesome! Thank you!!!
@@amytuite7449 thanks for watching Amy! ♥️
I wonder if in Nippori Fabric Town there is a place to buy inexpensive rolling luggage to carry all my purchases, because I'm only bringing one rolling suitcase and one big backpack.
I'll ask michael and get back to you. I know he bought a suitcase over there
I’ve lived in Tokyo for 8 years and often shop in Nippori. There isn’t really anywhere to buy rolling luggage in that area, but the best prices imo are at Ameyocho market in Ueno. Many tourists also buy suitcases at any Donki Store.
@@tokidokiteacher659 Thanks! Are there no Donki stores in Nippori?
@@lz738no, closest would be Akihabara