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Why SUNDRUG Is Worth a Stop on Your Trip

1. You’re Never Far From One

With roughly 1,500 stores from Hokkaido to Kagoshima, chances are there’s a SUNDRUG within walking distance of wherever you’re staying. No need to plan a special trip — just stop in when you pass one.

2. Reliable, Pre-Vetted Quality

Since 1965, SUNDRUG has built its lineup around what actually sells — not what’s trendy. Limited shelf space means only genuinely popular products make the cut, so you’re less likely to walk away with something disappointing.

3. One Stop for Everything

Supplements, skincare, over-the-counter medicine, and everyday essentials, all under one roof. It’s an easy way to check several souvenir categories off your list without hopping between stores.

Pro tip for travelers: Our Osaka locations feature larger stores that are ideal for unhurried browsing — worth budgeting extra time if you’re in the area.

What to Buy at a Japanese Drugstore

Japanese drugstores like SUNDRUG aren’t just for medicine — they’re one of the best places to shop in Japan, period. Here’s what’s worth your attention.

Supplements

Japanese-made supplements have a reputation for high quality at surprisingly low prices compared to Western markets. Vitamin C, collagen, and multivitamins are popular picks among both locals and visitors.

Beauty & Skincare

Drugstore shelf space in Japan is limited and competitive — which works in your favor. Only genuinely popular, long-selling products earn a spot on the shelf, so what you see is already pre-filtered by demand. Sunscreen, face masks, and cleansing products are consistently strong picks.

Over-the-Counter Medicine

Japanese stomach medicine (胃薬, “igusuri”) is a local favorite that’s hard to find outside Japan — worth picking up if you’re prone to stomach discomfort while traveling. For tourists, acne treatments and pain relief patches are especially popular souvenirs to bring home.

Tip: Staff can help locate specific items, but English support varies by store. If you know the Japanese name of what you’re looking for, it makes things much smoother.

Editor’s Note

One thing I always tell people: Japanese drugstores curate hard. Shelf space is tight, so if a product survives long enough to stay stocked, it’s usually earned that spot through genuine popularity — not marketing budget. That’s part of why I trust supplements and skincare from places like SUNDRUG more than I would elsewhere. Being Japanese myself, I always stock up on stomach medicine when I’m traveling — it’s simply the best I’ve used. If you’re not sure what to grab, supplements and skincare are a safe, well-vetted place to start. — Editor KT