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What visitors buy in Japan, by country — 2025 official ranking

Using the Japan Tourism Agency's final 2025 figures, here is what travellers from each country and region most often bought in Japan, ranked by the share of visitors who bought it.

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  • In the Japan Tourism Agency's 2025 survey, 72.7% of visitors bought sweets and snacks — a top pick in almost every country — followed by clothing (47.9%), food and drinks (41.7%), cosmetics and perfume (34.6%) and medicines (27.0%). For many European and North American visitors, clothing comes first.
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RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks72.7%¥11,127Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Clothing47.9%¥27,160Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Other food, drinks & tobacco41.7%¥11,078Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Cosmetics & perfume34.6%¥21,128Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
5Medicines27.0%¥11,882Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
6Shoes, bags & leather goods24.5%¥38,311Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
7Alcohol22.0%¥11,462Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
8Health goods & toiletries13.2%¥16,223Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products

🇰🇷 South Korea

Top for South Korea: Sweets & snacks (83.4%). Bought far more than average: Alcohol (+15.3 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks83.4%¥6,844Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Alcohol37.3%¥9,528Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
3Medicines37.1%¥6,111Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
4Other food, drinks & tobacco33.9%¥6,029Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
5Clothing28.5%¥17,253Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
6Cosmetics & perfume25.0%¥7,894Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
7Shoes, bags & leather goods10.3%¥20,917Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
8Health goods & toiletries6.4%¥8,768Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products

🇹🇼 Taiwan

Top for Taiwan: Sweets & snacks (79.0%). Bought far more than average: Medicines (+16.9 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks79.0%¥12,221Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Clothing52.6%¥22,504Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Medicines43.9%¥15,102Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
4Other food, drinks & tobacco41.8%¥8,609Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
5Cosmetics & perfume35.0%¥19,046Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
6Shoes, bags & leather goods28.6%¥30,626Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
7Health goods & toiletries28.2%¥16,918Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products
8Alcohol15.8%¥10,137Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu

🇭🇰 Hong Kong

Top for Hong Kong: Sweets & snacks (70.7%). Bought far more than average: Clothing (+8.0 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks70.7%¥12,713Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Clothing55.9%¥30,180Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Cosmetics & perfume38.5%¥23,308Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
4Other food, drinks & tobacco32.6%¥10,732Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
5Medicines32.0%¥12,765Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
6Shoes, bags & leather goods31.4%¥47,274Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
7Health goods & toiletries14.7%¥14,497Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products
8Alcohol11.6%¥12,393Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu

🇨🇳 China

Top for China: Sweets & snacks (76.4%). Bought far more than average: Cosmetics & perfume (+19.8 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks76.4%¥12,038Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Cosmetics & perfume54.4%¥31,951Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
3Clothing45.4%¥38,141Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
4Other food, drinks & tobacco41.6%¥10,768Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
5Medicines34.1%¥16,293Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
6Shoes, bags & leather goods26.8%¥63,108Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
7Health goods & toiletries20.1%¥21,561Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products
8Alcohol11.4%¥13,163Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu

🇹🇭 Thailand

Top for Thailand: Sweets & snacks (85.9%). Bought far more than average: Cosmetics & perfume (+13.5 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks85.9%¥16,372Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Clothing51.2%¥22,681Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Cosmetics & perfume48.1%¥21,482Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
4Shoes, bags & leather goods37.3%¥39,929Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
5Other food, drinks & tobacco33.3%¥13,798Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
6Alcohol13.8%¥14,466Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
7Medicines11.0%¥11,220Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
8Health goods & toiletries6.3%¥11,251Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products

🇸🇬 Singapore

Top for Singapore: Sweets & snacks (78.3%). Bought far more than average: Shoes, bags & leather goods (+13.0 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks78.3%¥16,665Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Clothing59.8%¥35,392Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Other food, drinks & tobacco42.6%¥12,133Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Shoes, bags & leather goods37.5%¥37,430Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
5Cosmetics & perfume31.6%¥20,872Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
6Alcohol17.3%¥6,667Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
7Medicines14.3%¥12,296Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
8Health goods & toiletries12.8%¥13,443Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products

🇲🇾 Malaysia

Top for Malaysia: Sweets & snacks (73.3%). Bought far more than average: Shoes, bags & leather goods (+17.3 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks73.3%¥16,932Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Clothing56.2%¥21,956Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Other food, drinks & tobacco48.5%¥10,406Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Shoes, bags & leather goods41.8%¥47,844Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
5Cosmetics & perfume32.8%¥15,209Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
6Medicines13.2%¥11,890Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
7Health goods & toiletries10.1%¥16,766Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products
8Alcohol8.9%¥14,783Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu

🇮🇩 Indonesia

Top for Indonesia: Sweets & snacks (74.1%). Bought far more than average: Shoes, bags & leather goods (+19.6 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks74.1%¥12,767Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Clothing55.8%¥17,064Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Other food, drinks & tobacco46.8%¥12,384Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Shoes, bags & leather goods44.1%¥24,489Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
5Cosmetics & perfume32.3%¥14,803Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
6Medicines10.8%¥7,879Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
7Health goods & toiletries4.8%¥9,479Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products
8Alcohol4.7%¥11,163Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu

🇵🇭 Philippines

Top for Philippines: Sweets & snacks (74.5%). Bought far more than average: Shoes, bags & leather goods (+20.4 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks74.5%¥14,177Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Clothing54.4%¥22,733Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Other food, drinks & tobacco47.5%¥11,218Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Shoes, bags & leather goods44.9%¥29,210Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
5Cosmetics & perfume35.2%¥16,516Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
6Medicines7.8%¥10,261Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
7Alcohol7.1%¥14,180Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
8Health goods & toiletries6.9%¥9,198Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products

🇻🇳 Vietnam

Top for Vietnam: Sweets & snacks (79.6%). Bought far more than average: Sweets & snacks (+6.9 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks79.6%¥14,090Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Clothing44.9%¥21,704Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Other food, drinks & tobacco37.9%¥14,729Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Cosmetics & perfume33.4%¥19,878Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
5Medicines25.5%¥21,974Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
6Shoes, bags & leather goods21.5%¥25,978Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
7Health goods & toiletries14.9%¥17,735Toothbrushes, bath salts, supplements, sanitary products
8Alcohol12.5%¥14,355Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu

🇮🇳 India

Top for India: Sweets & snacks (66.1%). Bought far more than average: Shoes, bags & leather goods (+7.2 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Sweets & snacks66.1%¥9,743Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
2Clothing48.1%¥19,296Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Other food, drinks & tobacco38.7%¥8,306Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Shoes, bags & leather goods31.7%¥26,995Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
5Cosmetics & perfume25.7%¥12,170Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
6Alcohol18.9%¥10,643Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
7Electronics (cameras, PCs, appliances)10.3%¥36,491Cameras, export-model rice cookers, hair dryers
8Watches & film cameras9.4%¥39,454Seiko, Casio, used film cameras

🇬🇧 United Kingdom

Top for United Kingdom: Clothing (57.7%). Bought far more than average: Folk crafts & traditional crafts (+11.8 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Clothing57.7%¥23,535Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
2Sweets & snacks56.8%¥10,943Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
3Other food, drinks & tobacco43.7%¥12,458Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Alcohol33.3%¥14,524Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
5Shoes, bags & leather goods21.1%¥24,742Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
6Folk crafts & traditional crafts20.1%¥13,802Folding fans, tenugui, ceramics, Nambu ironware
7Cosmetics & perfume17.8%¥17,390Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
8Books, magazines & guidebooks9.0%¥6,129Manga, art books, magazines

🇩🇪 Germany

Top for Germany: Clothing (64.7%). Bought far more than average: Folk crafts & traditional crafts (+17.2 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Clothing64.7%¥23,320Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
2Sweets & snacks55.8%¥9,149Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
3Other food, drinks & tobacco50.2%¥16,741Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Alcohol30.8%¥24,484Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
5Folk crafts & traditional crafts25.5%¥10,964Folding fans, tenugui, ceramics, Nambu ironware
6Cosmetics & perfume19.6%¥12,739Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
7Shoes, bags & leather goods18.2%¥23,232Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
8Books, magazines & guidebooks13.5%¥7,115Manga, art books, magazines

🇫🇷 France

Top for France: Clothing (67.8%). Bought far more than average: Clothing (+19.9 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Clothing67.8%¥23,937Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
2Other food, drinks & tobacco53.8%¥15,159Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
3Sweets & snacks47.2%¥11,218Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
4Folk crafts & traditional crafts25.5%¥16,981Folding fans, tenugui, ceramics, Nambu ironware
5Shoes, bags & leather goods24.7%¥27,022Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
6Cosmetics & perfume23.4%¥12,769Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
7Alcohol23.2%¥8,813Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
8Books, magazines & guidebooks15.4%¥6,208Manga, art books, magazines

🇮🇹 Italy

Top for Italy: Clothing (59.7%). Bought far more than average: Folk crafts & traditional crafts (+17.8 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Clothing59.7%¥17,490Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
2Sweets & snacks57.7%¥8,072Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
3Other food, drinks & tobacco45.8%¥13,536Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Cosmetics & perfume30.7%¥13,849Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
5Folk crafts & traditional crafts26.1%¥19,855Folding fans, tenugui, ceramics, Nambu ironware
6Alcohol25.0%¥8,579Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
7Shoes, bags & leather goods22.2%¥24,951Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
8Books, magazines & guidebooks19.7%¥7,295Manga, art books, magazines

🇪🇸 Spain

Top for Spain: Clothing (66.8%). Bought far more than average: Clothing (+18.9 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Clothing66.8%¥20,664Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
2Sweets & snacks66.7%¥9,389Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
3Other food, drinks & tobacco53.6%¥11,536Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Cosmetics & perfume29.2%¥14,461Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
5Folk crafts & traditional crafts27.0%¥17,210Folding fans, tenugui, ceramics, Nambu ironware
6Shoes, bags & leather goods25.1%¥16,477Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
7Alcohol20.2%¥8,295Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
8Books, magazines & guidebooks13.9%¥7,399Manga, art books, magazines

🇷🇺 Russia

Top for Russia: Clothing (74.0%). Bought far more than average: Clothing (+26.1 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Clothing74.0%¥33,473Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
2Sweets & snacks66.8%¥9,479Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
3Cosmetics & perfume38.1%¥10,093Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
4Other food, drinks & tobacco35.1%¥12,166Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
5Shoes, bags & leather goods27.6%¥25,736Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
6Alcohol21.1%¥8,581Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
7Medicines14.2%¥12,890Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine
8Electronics (cameras, PCs, appliances)13.5%¥25,994Cameras, export-model rice cookers, hair dryers

🇺🇸 United States

Top for United States: Clothing (58.4%). Bought far more than average: Folk crafts & traditional crafts (+10.7 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Clothing58.4%¥30,214Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
2Sweets & snacks52.5%¥12,497Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
3Other food, drinks & tobacco51.1%¥13,905Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
4Alcohol28.7%¥14,674Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
5Shoes, bags & leather goods24.5%¥31,390Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
6Cosmetics & perfume22.7%¥16,340Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
7Folk crafts & traditional crafts19.0%¥19,421Folding fans, tenugui, ceramics, Nambu ironware
8Books, magazines & guidebooks10.9%¥9,244Manga, art books, magazines

🇨🇦 Canada

Top for Canada: Other food, drinks & tobacco (59.1%). Bought far more than average: Other food, drinks & tobacco (+17.4 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Other food, drinks & tobacco59.1%¥15,757Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
2Clothing58.9%¥21,676Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
3Sweets & snacks52.9%¥9,513Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
4Alcohol29.3%¥11,607Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
5Shoes, bags & leather goods25.1%¥29,071Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
6Cosmetics & perfume24.6%¥15,719Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
7Folk crafts & traditional crafts15.8%¥12,521Folding fans, tenugui, ceramics, Nambu ironware
8Books, magazines & guidebooks9.3%¥5,773Manga, art books, magazines

🇦🇺 Australia

Top for Australia: Clothing (60.9%). Bought far more than average: Alcohol (+15.1 points).

RankCategoryPurchase rateAverage spend (buyers)Typical examples
1Clothing60.9%¥27,049Uniqlo, GU, anime T-shirts, select shops
2Other food, drinks & tobacco55.4%¥14,850Matcha, green tea, furikake, seasonings, instant noodles
3Sweets & snacks53.0%¥11,090Shiroi Koibito, Tokyo Banana, regional KitKats, matcha sweets
4Alcohol37.1%¥14,272Sake, whisky, shochu, umeshu
5Shoes, bags & leather goods28.4%¥27,648Onitsuka Tiger, ASICS, Porter bags
6Cosmetics & perfume25.9%¥16,032Shiseido, Hada Labo, sunscreen, sheet masks
7Folk crafts & traditional crafts18.5%¥14,602Folding fans, tenugui, ceramics, Nambu ironware
8Medicines6.8%¥10,007Eye drops, pain-relief patches, stomach and cold medicine

Source: Japan Tourism Agency, Consumption Trend Survey for Foreigners Visiting Japan, 2025 calendar year (final), table 2-1. Purchase rate is the share of visitors who bought the category; average spend is per buyer. 'Typical examples' are our own illustrations, not survey items. JTA

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Frequently asked questions

What souvenir do foreign visitors buy most in Japan?

In the Japan Tourism Agency's 2025 survey, 72.7% of visitors bought sweets and snacks — a top pick in almost every country — followed by clothing (47.9%), food and drinks (41.7%), cosmetics and perfume (34.6%) and medicines (27.0%). For many European and North American visitors, clothing comes first.

What do travellers from South Korea buy in Japan?

In the Japan Tourism Agency's 2025 survey, travellers from South Korea most often bought Sweets & snacks (83.4%), Alcohol (37.3%) and Medicines (37.1%).

What do travellers from China buy in Japan?

In the Japan Tourism Agency's 2025 survey, travellers from China most often bought Sweets & snacks (76.4%), Cosmetics & perfume (54.4%) and Clothing (45.4%).

What do travellers from Taiwan buy in Japan?

In the Japan Tourism Agency's 2025 survey, travellers from Taiwan most often bought Sweets & snacks (79.0%), Clothing (52.6%) and Medicines (43.9%).

What do travellers from United States buy in Japan?

In the Japan Tourism Agency's 2025 survey, travellers from United States most often bought Clothing (58.4%), Sweets & snacks (52.5%) and Other food, drinks & tobacco (51.1%).

What do travellers from Thailand buy in Japan?

In the Japan Tourism Agency's 2025 survey, travellers from Thailand most often bought Sweets & snacks (85.9%), Clothing (51.2%) and Cosmetics & perfume (48.1%).

What do travellers from Hong Kong buy in Japan?

In the Japan Tourism Agency's 2025 survey, travellers from Hong Kong most often bought Sweets & snacks (70.7%), Clothing (55.9%) and Cosmetics & perfume (38.5%).

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