Abeno Q's Mall is right across from Abeno Harukas, the tallest building in Japan. It also houses the largest department store in Japan. We checked it out, but I mean, a department store is a department store. In hindsight, there was probably an observation deck all the way at the top. Should have done that.



Had some lunch first.

Shoyu ramen

So, the 109 in Abeno Q's Mall is definitely nothing like Shibuya 109. It was just one section of one floor of the mall that had some of the same shops in Shibuya 109. Here's one of the displays.






There was a really large Tokyo Hands at this mall, and a huge craft store (can't remember the name) where I got a bunch of needle felting things. But how cute are these things??

Mogu microbead animal pillows.

I wanted the cat pillow so bad, but it was so big! I was actually eyeing this on Ebay for Christmas last year, but it was like $60! At the store it was only around $25.

Coin purses

So this chicken thing. You put your raw egg in there, and you spin it around and around, and that scrambles the egg inside! So when you hard boil it, you get a nicely scrambled hard boiled egg. Neat right?

These pics are from the craft store. There were rows and rows of just beads and crystals, and then there were charms like these macarons, and desserts!





Overall, day two was just a shopping day, not a whole lot went on. Thanks for sticking with this post lol I know it wasn't terribly exciting.