Peter Wik

Peter Wik has been traveling the world since childhood. He has visited over 60 countries and some of them up to a hundred times. Peter is the owner of Relasian Travel & Event based in Stockholm, Sweden but constantly on the road. Peter is a foodie and loves to try new food around the world. Here he shares his favorite gems from places high and low around the world to make you go local yet being global. Peter lives in Stockholm and Paris.

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2013-11-27

3 Coin shops in Japan

10 years ago during the financial crisis in Japan a lot of 100 Yen shops opened in Japan. There are less and less of them now but suddenly you have many new 3 coins shops were everything is sold for the same price.
3 coins means that everything is sold for 300 Yen but then you add tax to that and the price is 315 Yen. That price is not possible to pay with 3 coins but in Japan everyone understands that.
This shop is in front of the big Tokyu Hands store in Shibuya.
Get ready for some bargain shopping!
300 Yen is 21 Swedish Krona or 3 US dollars or 2.3 Euro.

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