Best Kitchenware Shop in Japan | Kappabashi Tokyo | Shop With Me!

#filipinojapanese #kappabashi #kitchenwarehaul #lifeinjapan

Hi! This is Angel and I want to share with you my life experiences in #Japan as a #foreigner and as a mom through #relaxing #silent #vlogs.

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Please also watch my latest Kappabashi Tour and Haul (Part 2):

and my latest video:

If you’re interested on the shops that I visited, please check out the links below.

Knives
Premium Knife Store 清助刃物(包丁専門店)
2 Chome-1-11 Matsugaya, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0036
080-2956-1943

Ceramics and glasses
東京直輸入センター バイスー
2 Chome-1-12 Matsugaya, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0036

A lot of kitchen goods
Kitchen World TDI
〒111-0036 Tokyo, Taito City, Matsugaya, 1 Chome−9−12 ＳＰＫビル 1F
03-5827-3355

Wooden goods
FU WA RI
2 Chome-6-6 Nishiasakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0035
03-5806-8588

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[Geemeel]

Wow what a beautiful vid. wish we could find this beautiful wooden articles in Europe, have to come to Japan i guess 😉

[inodelacruz]

It’s nice that the store doesn’t put the items in a plastic bag, but instead wrap them in old newspaper which is more classic and environment-friendly.

[robbiebay]

Choosing a knife is like going into Ollivander's Wand Shop (from Harry Potter) to choose your wand! So intense! Hahaha

[Gadgetlily]

I loved shopping at Kappabashi when I was in Tokyo. I have collected kitchen gadgets and wares for most of my life and really enjoyed your video. I hope you will take us shopping again. 🤗

[maely]

The wooden utensils are so pretty. I would love to own some!!

[ciganyweaverandherperiwink]

Just gorgeous. That is my idea of fantastic morning: kitchenware shopping in Japan. Wonderful, thank you for sharing and inspiring me.

[jillhbaudhaan]

Thank you for letting me tag along. It was a nice afternoon out. Perhaps I can join you three again next time.

[JPH]

Love this video! I felt like I was shopping in Japan again.

[nimfaursabia]

Wow!
Shopper's paradise for kitchen stuff😍
Thanks for sharing the video... And also the Pokemon center❤️

[kativ]

LOVED your video along with music and comments you made. It was fascinating and informative. I love the utensils you bought, and loved those beautiful stores you visited. Wooden utensils are beautiful, I'd love to know what the small, very deep wooden spoon is used for. I love wood utensils, so natural and earthy...

[gordonspicer]

Thank you. You reminded me of very happy souvenirs in 2019 wandering up & down & again that wonderful kitchen aladdin's cave street. Its quite an experience for those who luv gagets & kitchen items. Merci nien !

[jjs]

Love this kitchen related shopping. All kitchenware so beautiful. Pls share more in future❤️💕

[oasisofpassion]

Best souvenir from Japan, need to buy this knife

[FoodSpoon]

so many clean and pretty kitchen items there wow thank you for sharing! 😍😍

[lillygirl]

You and your husband made great purchases. Beautiful but understated. Thanks for sharing.

[freyastott]

I just loved your video, those wooden spoons are amazing, also the coffee server what a treasure, we don’t have anything like that here in Australia, I guess I have to visit Kappabashi to find these amazing kitchen items....I love all the goodies you’ve bought, thank you for sharing 💕

[GodzHarleyGirlStudio]

1st time here....love the video! That knife is absolutely amazing, congratz!! I'd definitely shop with ya anywhere around there, LOL. We need places like this in Missouri. Thanks for sharing! Hugz, Tree
PS May I ask what software y'all use for editing and producing your fabulous video's?

[takuyakobayash]

Kappabashi is definitely a haven for a foodie like me.

Next time I go to Japan I definitely need to stop by.

Btw, love the aesthetic of your vlogs. Keep up the good work!

Salamat po! :)

[davidsobel]

Kappabashi is great! It was the only place I could find the old style ceramic weights for making tsukemono. Only one place still had them!

[takesyouhigher]

I like your video dear. Yes, very relaxing