hi, any idea the price for Olympus M.Zuiko ED 12-40mm f2.8 PRO, Olympus 25mm f1.8 and Olympus FL-600R ? thks
Based on my understanding (which may not be valid now), only Canon cameras have English menu. The rest are only in Japanese.
Most cameras should be cheaper than here. For lenses, all of them are cheaper there by quite a large margin. MapCamera also sell 2nd hand lenses that goes even cheaper and the condition is great too.
Forgot to add on that camera and lens prices in Japan tend to be cheaper than Singapore but still abit more expensive than another Asian country. The best part abt camera shopping in Japan is that I get to try as many times as I want without getting dirty looks from the sales staff.
Forgot to add on that camera and lens prices in Japan tend to be cheaper than Singapore but still abit more expensive than another Asian country. The best part abt camera shopping in Japan is that I get to try as many times as I want without getting dirty looks from the sales staff.
No dirty looks but quite often I set off the alarm buzzer carelessly while playing the camera usually from lifting the camera up to my eye level.
Very malu paiseh need the staff to run over and switch alarm off
bro, i guess you can always do that. again, please double check with the guy if the product can be used in Singapore. Voltage differences.Guys if I buy speakers from yodobashi can i test on the spot to see whether it is working or not before shipping back via ems?
Hi Haonan
I am looking to Zeiss Sony SEL1670Z too and can't find the price on Fujiya and it seem that mapcamera is not selling it.
Anyway you can locate the link in Fujuya.
By the way do they have a outlet in Osaka
Hi guys, just curious.
I'm looking to buy some G Shock watches, Nike Flyknit shoes as well as some tech stuffs.
Presently, BIC Camera and Yodobashi Camera is known to me as one of the places to shop.
My questions will be:
1. If i were to get the Yodobashi Card (from my friend), can I combine with the return of Sales Tax?
2. Does Casio and Nike stores offer Return of Sales Tax on the spot?
Thanks~
Hi Cesario, to give a short but definite reply to your previous 2 inquiries since I have friends in Japan as well, for question 1 that would be a big no. It is well-known that Yodobashi's Point card is only valid/applicable for their Japanese citizens or Zairyu residents (aka long-term residents) so you can plainly ignore what lapucelle had posted previously on page 1 of this thread.
Even if somehow you manage to show/borrow your friend's Point card during point of purchase/payment at the counter, while you will get the relevant points rebate accumulated as according to the product's given points rebate (in percentage), I am absolutely sure you won't be able to claim for the usual 8% tourist tax refund or combined coupons rebate at all together under the same scenario.
For question 2, so far I only have personal experience with regards to Casio G-shocks being purchased at normal departmental stores (Tokyu Hands/Odakyu etc) and Yodobashi/Bic Camera merchant outlets. Tax refund is usually done immediately on the spot during point of payment at counter, but if you have doubts you can always approach and ask their relevant sales staff, this matter should be quite easy to confirm even if you happen to have lack of japanese conversational skills so it is nothing major to worry about.
For Nike related stuffs, unfortunately I can't help you with this so hopefully someone pops in soon to answer your enquiry. Hope the above helps.
Does Fujiya Camera has an outlet in Osaka?