Here comes the Japanese Hello Kitty shopping guide: Sensoji, Sanrio and Universal Studios

📍Sanrio at Sensoji Temple
The first picture is the very popular Sanrio at Sensoji Temple. It is really great for taking photos. If you want to take photos, don’t miss it. There are two floors inside, and all the basic styles are available~ (no tax refund)
🈺️: 11:00-18:00

📍Sensoji Temple
There are many small shops in Sensoji Temple that sell kimono kitty and various kitty peripherals. Most of them close at 7pm.

📍Don Quixote (there are really many shops in Japan, most of which are open 24 hours)
Don Quixote is the one I visit the most, because it is really big, it has everything, and there is a Sanrio area, usually on the third or fourth floor. Don Quixote will also have new products two or three days after the new products are released. You can also buy some Don Quixote limited styles. There are also blue kimonos that are basically not found in Sanrio stores, but they may be available in Don Quixote (directly tax-free at checkout).
🈺️：00:00-24:00

📍Universal in Osaka
Universal mainly sells limited-edition Kitty doll pendants, but you can search before you go to see if any friends have posted live updates of the store recently, because when I went there, I didn’t have the pendants I wanted, and they were restocked a few days later.
🈺️:9:00-21:00

📍Don Quixote in Osaka
Because I stayed in Tokyo for four or five days before going to Osaka, there are some things in Don Quixote that I haven’t seen in Tokyo. I don’t know if it will be new or regionally limited (directly tax-free at checkout).
🈺️：00:00-24:00

📍Kyoto
I bought some things that I couldn’t find in Tokyo or Osaka at Sanrio in Kyoto, so it’s possible that there will be more things in slightly smaller places, such as Kitty clips and computers, and Kitty sushi capsules, which are really a super surprise. The limited edition Arashiyama Train refrigerator magnet is located in the cultural and creative store outside Arashiyama station.