BlueThunderKuno
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- 3 Jul 2007
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Where can you buy nice wooden buckets for public bathing in Japan? I have always thought they were really neat items, and I have always wanted to buy one.
Wooden Buckets
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- 10 Nov 2004
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They're sold in department stores and shops esp. in shitamachi specializing in handmade wood products.
Online, I found it in Rakuten:
http://www.rakuten.co.jp/mokko-ya/516090/516091/#690227
I don't think they ship overseas! ☝
Online, I found it in Rakuten:
http://www.rakuten.co.jp/mokko-ya/516090/516091/#690227
I don't think they ship overseas! ☝
- 30 Apr 2007
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I only know one place that sells them, and it may not be much help to you as you're located in the U.S. and they are local to me, however these people may be able ship to your location. If all else fails, you may want to try them.
http://www.thingsjapanese.ca/decor.asp
They have the traditional ofuro wooden bath set available.
http://www.thingsjapanese.ca/decor.asp
They have the traditional ofuro wooden bath set available.
BlueThunderKuno
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Ah well if you're actually going over any department store will have a decent set.
Just ask for the 'ofuro set-o'
In case you haven't been over before and you're looking for a place that's just packed to the brim with interesting Japanese products, both useful and useless, plus lots of stuff that you can only get in Japan that will make good cheap souvenirs for ppl back home, I suggest checking out Don 'Kihote' (Don Quixote). It's hard to miss; huge red and yellow storefront with products exploding and spilling out onto the street, loud music, it's sensory overload if you've never been before. There's one in Shinjuku, Shibuya, one in Machida and those are the only 3 I know of off the top of my head.
A good, slightly higher end store with interesting goods would be Tokyu Hands. There are quite a few locations, I know they have them in Shinjuku and Shibuya again, there's also one in Ikebukuro, they're all over really.
Just ask for the 'ofuro set-o'
In case you haven't been over before and you're looking for a place that's just packed to the brim with interesting Japanese products, both useful and useless, plus lots of stuff that you can only get in Japan that will make good cheap souvenirs for ppl back home, I suggest checking out Don 'Kihote' (Don Quixote). It's hard to miss; huge red and yellow storefront with products exploding and spilling out onto the street, loud music, it's sensory overload if you've never been before. There's one in Shinjuku, Shibuya, one in Machida and those are the only 3 I know of off the top of my head.
A good, slightly higher end store with interesting goods would be Tokyu Hands. There are quite a few locations, I know they have them in Shinjuku and Shibuya again, there's also one in Ikebukuro, they're all over really.
BlueThunderKuno
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Thank you bakaKanadajin. I am a souvenir junky, and I am already planning on getting a Japanese PS2 and a few games, I really want to try sushi from a vending machine, plus really anything else that catches my eyes. My future wife and I are just really excited about the whole trip. I will have to remember ofuro set-o
Even though her and I will stick out like a sore thumb (she is 6'2", I am 5'11" 250lbs) its just going to be a memorible honeymoon.
Even though her and I will stick out like a sore thumb (she is 6'2", I am 5'11" 250lbs) its just going to be a memorible honeymoon.