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Experience the atmosphere of Japan without the expensive travel costs.
Japan is home to a unique mixture of tradition and diverse subcultures. In Tokyo alone, depending on the district, you’ll find anything from Buddhist temples and kimono shops to Harajuku girls wearing over-the-top kawaii fashion. Many of us overseas long to experience the atmosphere of Japan, but the trip doesn’t always fit in our schedules, or in our budgets.
Tokyo Otaku Mode is excited to introduce an innovative solution.
Introducing: Tokyo Air
Experience the atmosphere of Japan right from where you are.
We’re bringing Japan to you, with canned air fresh from Tokyo.
Tokyo Air is available in 4 unique scents, each from a different area in Tokyo.
Purchase one can for $4.99, or the complete set of four for $16.99.
TOKYO AIR: SHIBUYA $4.99
Shibuya is one of the most popular shopping and entertainment areas for young people. Everywhere you look, the atmosphere of young fashion and culture is reflected in the shopping malls, restaurants, and of course, the passersby. Famous for the massive intersection where crowds of people cross the street from all four directions, you can imagine how packed this area is.
Tokyo Air: Shibuya captures the trendy, youthful, bustling atmosphere of Shibuya with a combination of the faint scents of new clothing, popcorn, and gyaru perfume, with a cooling sensation for that fresh feel.
TOKYO AIR: AKIHABARA $4.99
Akihabara is the Holy Land of otaku. There you will find countless shops for anime merchandise, both new and secondhand. Game centers are lined with UFO catcher machines containing everything from plushies to figures. And amidst all the dining spots, the ones that stand out the most are the maid cafes. The streets of Akihabara are full of passionate otaku, maids promoting their cafes, and the occasional cosplayer.
Tokyo Air: Akihabara uses the scent of new game boxes and cafe foods as a base, topped off the heated smell of passionate otaku. Heat the can up in the microwave for 30 seconds before use for the best effect.
TOKYO AIR: ASAKUSA $4.99
For centuries, Asakusa was the largest entertainment district in Tokyo. Today, Asakusa still retains traces of the atmosphere of Tokyo from an older time. Asakusa is home to Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, kimono shops, traditional food stalls, and even relaxing spas. If you’re looking for a glimpse into Tokyo from decades ago, Asakusa is your best bet.
Tokyo Air: Asakusa offers a sophisticated and nostalgic air, with a faint mixture of the scent of incense, wood, and grass mochi.
TOKYO AIR: HARAJUKU $4.99
Harajuku is famous for unique fashion trends and sweet desserts. The most well-known street in Harajuku, Takeshita Street, is almost always jam-packed with a chaotic jumble of high school girls, lolitas in frilly cupcake dresses, and other visitors sporting all kinds of cute, and sometimes odd, styles. Harajuku is also sprinkled with crepe stalls, cotton candy shops, snack shops and cafes. There is no lack of sweetness, youth, or kawaii in this area.
Tokyo Air: Harajuku unleashes the sweet scent of crepes, cotton candy and kawaii, and will make you feel absolutely adorable. Unless you dislike sweets, in which case we recommend you stay away from this saccharine can.
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The good news is, Tokyo Otaku Mode does offer all sorts of ways through which you can experience Japan!
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