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Source groceries, pantry staples, and specialty ingredients locally.
The go-to site for imported vegan supplements, protein powders, and snacks. often cheaper than buying in Japanese stores.
The online store of the popular French organic supermarket. Great for fresh produce and imported vegan deli items.
Run by Alishan, this is one of Japan's oldest and most reliable vegetarian importers. Huge selection of beans, grains, and baking supplies.
A massive Rakuten store specializing in frozen soy meats, vegan ham, and bulk ingredients.
A specialized store for vegan meats and seafood alternatives. Famous for their vegan 'eel' and 'tuna'.
An allergy-friendly bakery that ships frozen bread nationwide. No eggs or dairy used in their main line.
A unique shop selling plant-based 'junk food' like vegan butter, croissants, and rich treats.
A 100% Vegan online store
An international supermarket in Hiroo famous for imported western goods, peanut butter machines, and rare vegan cheeses.
A casual organic supermarket chain with locations across Tokyo. Good for grabbing a quick vegan lunch or soy milk.
A discount supermarket chain. Surprisingly great for vegan staples like frozen chickpeas, tahini, and halal-certified items at low prices.
A higher-end supermarket chain found near many train stations. Look for their macrobiotic cookies and imported vegan snacks.
The burgundy-colored Lawson. They stock macrobiotic snacks, vegan cup noodles, and soy protein bars not found in regular Lawsons.
Alishan's cafe and shop next to Yoyogi Park. You can buy their full range of organic products here.
A historic natural food store and restaurant in Nezu. They have been supporting the community with safe food for decades.