Huawei Laptop Display, Yodobashi Camera Shinjuku
Taken March 2023
Yodobashi Camera's flagship Shinjuku store sits just west of Shinjuku Station, spread across several buildings organized by product category — cameras, computers, watches, and household appliances each get their own dedicated floor. The chain was founded in 1960 and takes its name from Yodobashi, the neighborhood in Shinjuku Ward where its first camera shop opened. This computer floor stocks laptops and accessories from major manufacturers, including Huawei's notebook and wearable lines, alongside mobile battery packs and desktop systems. Yodobashi Camera now operates more than twenty stores nationwide, but the Shinjuku location remains its largest and best known, drawing both local shoppers and tourists seeking tax-free electronics purchases.
Taken March 2023
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