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Dear visitor, if you know the answer to this question, please post it. Thank you! Note that this thread has not been updated in a long time, and its content might not be up-to-date anymore. While we have the usual down jackets, we may need something extra for climate conditions in Hokkaido we are going to Niseko village. We also need to get boots. Could you advise where is the best place to buy winter clothings in Tokyo? Many thanks by Oasis Heattech-type underwear can also be handy. If you are indeed doing winter sports, you can usually rent ski wear at the resort although you should check in advance , which would be the best option. As for boots, just buy city boots at an ABC Mart or something along the line. Again, you can buy serious boots, but then you'd have trouble walking the city pavement in Hokkaido. Be sure to go to a drug store and buy enough disposable warmers like Hokaron. There are warmers for your pockets, there are warmers for your shoes, and there are warmers to stick on your socks in case you still want to wear them with your shoes off. Each disposable warmer lasts for about 5 to 10 hours depending on the merchandise. Warmers can also be bought in Hokkaido. I'd like to add that the city of Sapporo is beautifully designed to keep pedestrians warm by providing a vast underground path and quality heating. I hope it helps. They are very helpful. As for pants, what type of pants should I get? Do they have to be waterproof and windproof? Skiing, just rent the clothes in location. City walking, a normal trouser will be okay. Light hiking, I would go for something water repellent and with a bit of fleece internally. You need to provide more info before asking another question. For example, I'm really bad at cold temperature, so I wore what I'd wear in a snowy mountain, which was something very close to ski wear. I wore the heaviest Eddie Bauer down available. But, hey, people in the cities of Hokkaido are ordinary city people just like those we see in Tokyo. They wear regular high-heel shoes, short skirts, suits and what not under their slim coats. People like me stood out and obviously looked like an idiotic tourist. But I didn't care, because I didn't want to be cold, I wanted to walk outdoors, and I was a tourist. When such online-only items are in stock and you buy them, it may take a few days until you can receive them at a Uniqlo real store. Warm inner wears make you sweaty, so it's better to prepare spare ones, I think. Disposable kairo pocket body warmers can be useful. Note: 1 Be careful not to get a low-temperature burn, which can be caused by long-time warming, even when you don't feel hot. Recommended for walking around town. I'm a woman, and I wear Gunze's tuche innerwear when I'm doing strenuous exercise. I don't like it that much in terms of design , but Montbell is famous. In Tokyo, there are many sporting goods stores including ski goods stores in Ogawamachi around Jimbocho. Ski equipment can be rented at ski resorts, but you can also buy snow gloves and hats. Question Forum Bookmarked questions Ask a new question. Many thanks. I'm originally from Tokyo, and prefer the summer heat over the winter climate, but Uniclo down would actually do unless you're doing winter sports. Thank you so much for all your suggestions. Regarding the pants it depends what you want to do. As suggested, clothing including pants depends on what you intend to do. For clothes of very small and very large sizes, you may have to wait several days more. Uco and andrea have mentioned pocket warmers. Uniqlo's heat tech is not recommended for intense exercise because it does not dry up easily. Best place to buy winter clothings in Tokyo. Re: Best place to buy winter clothings in Tokyo. Thank you so much for the advice. Re: kairo pocket body warmers. Wow thank you so much for the valuable advice!

Where can I buy ski and snowboard gear in Tokyo? (and is it worth it?)

Tokyo buy snow

First things first. Head to Glitch Coffee which is a block from the ski shopping district. Do not come here if you think you are going to get a bargain. Prices are the same as home. You can ask for a discount, you never know your luck, and you can also get your tax back so take your passport with you to claim that. Do explore the side streets off Yasukuni Dori as there are some cute snow boutiques with a more artisan feel. For stores check out One Make for snowboard gear, Spazio for a mix of both ski and snowboarding, The Suns megastore for a mix of disciplines, Ski Shop Vail and Ski Shop Aspen and also ici club Kanda for 7 floors of gear. Be warned, we ran out of steam by shop 5 and ended up going to the Mandarin Oriental for high tea way above the Tokyo city skyline with views to Mt Fuji and tiers of delicately made pastries. Well worth the yen each. Hi Rach. You missed the best one. The London Sports Warehouse, in a basement next to Patagonia. Also if you go in February you get their end of season sales. A bargain! Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples today. Contact us: misssnowitall snowsbest. Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube. Sign in. Forgot your password? Get help. Password recovery. Get coached by world class ski coaches without leaving home. Happy Canada Day! Home Gear Buying snow gear in Tokyo to ski or board in Japan. Share with your crew. Our how-to guide to buying a ski lodge in Japan from those who did it first. Please enter your comment! Please enter your name here. You have entered an incorrect email address! International October 10, Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website.

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