🇯🇵 JAPAN CAPITAL OF GERMANY | Japan-related things to do in Düsseldorf, Germany

Last week I spent a few days in Düsseldorf ☺️ Here are more information about the shops we visited (almost all of them are in Little Tokyo) 🎌

Muji
It's a Japanese store that sells stationary, clothes, household goods and a few snacks 🖊📔

Takagi - Books & More
A bookstore that sells Japanese books, manga, cute stationary, study books, magazines, but also German manga and plushies ✏️📚🧸

Bookstore Nippon
A bookstore that only has Japanese literature books, study books and a few art books, mangas and manga drawing supplies 📚📖✍🏻

Manga-Mafia Store
A store that has a huge selection of German manga, some figurines, poster, fan shirts and sweets 📗👾🍬

Japangarten in Nordpark
A small garden in a bigger park with stone lanterns, Japanese trees, two miniature waterfalls and a koi pond 🎋🐠🌳

Takumi 3rd - Chicken and Veggie
A traditional Japanese ramen shop, that specializes in chicken and vegan broths. The food is so good, we always go there multiple times! 🍜

Bing Go - Summit of Asian treats 🍬
A store that only sells taiyaki with different fillings (anko, Nutella, tapioca, etc.), they also habe a vegan batter and some Asian ice cream flavors.

Dae Yang
A grocery store that sells a lot of Japanese snacks, sweets, drinks, cooking ingredients, fresh produce and some household goods. They also have a cooperation with Bakery My Heart (a Japanese bakery that sells Japanese baked goods) and sell mochi, Onigiri and other fresh snacks 🍙🍡

Hanaro Markt
An Asian supermarket that mainly sells Korean products, but they also have a few Japanese products and also cooperate with Bakery My Heart. This shop also sells freshly made mochi, Kimbap, Bibimbap, Onigiri, Japchae and other stuff - also vegan and vegetarian options 😊 (The Kimbap is so good!)

Shochiku
A Japanese grocery store that also sells fresh fish, produce, Onigiri, bento boxes, gyoza, and stone baked Japanese sweet potato🍱 🍠🥰 The store is my favorite, because the staff is always so friendly! ☺️

Tains
An Asian grocery that sells fresh Vietnamese desserts, bao buns, noodle stir fry and Japanese snacks like gyoza. 🥟🍵🥡

Have you been to Düsseldorf before or do you want to visit? I'll definitely go back again next year ☺️ (at the lastest 😉)

//COME SAY HI

[neo_doeswartycoon]

Bruh I might go there. Talking about trip to Japan on budget.

[Leo.lies.]

Welcher Laden war das vor Hanaro Markt?

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All the japanese store in dusseldorf seem really good
They can try japanese culture very simply and high quality

And this video shows them in a few seconds


But i think HANARO MARKT is korea brand isnt it ?