Uniqlo Kyoto, opening on November 6, 2026, on Kawaramachi Street, one of Kyoto’s main shopping districts, will be Kyoto’s first global flagship store. The store will occupy four floors, from the basement to the third floor, covering approximately 3,170 square meters. It will carry a wide range of products, including men’s, women’s, kids’, baby, and maternity items.

The store is located inside the shopping complex mina Kyoto, about a 5-6 minute walk from Sanjo Station and Kyoto-kawaramachi Station, making it convenient for those sightseeing in areas like Gion and Shijo Kawaramachi.

Even if you already have UNIQLO in your home country, UNIQLO Kyoto is worth a visit. It offers a variety of items perfect for travel souvenirs or everyday use, including T-shirts and tote bags from the UTme! line, created in collaboration with popular Kyoto-based shops, and fleece jackets in Kyoto-exclusive colors.

Take a break from shopping at UNIQLO COFFEE, the first of its kind in Western Japan. Here, you can enjoy Kyoto-exclusive blends and food items from long-established matcha shops. Visitors can enjoy shopping for Kyoto-exclusive souvenirs as well as local food and drinks, all in one place, UNIQLO Kyoto.

From here, we’ll introduce in detail the limited-edition products, store highlights, novelty items and campaigns available only during the store opening period.

Uniqlo Kyoto incorporates many elements of Kyoto’s character into its store design and services.

The store’s design concept is “White UNIQLO.” White is incorporated into the signage and lanterns, creating a design that blends in with the surrounding cityscape. The interior is adorned with decorations that evoke the traditions of Kyoto, such as Kyoto-style lanterns. Elements of Kyoto can be found not only in the products, but also throughout the store design.

The store is also home to the only UNIQLO FLOWER in Kyoto Prefecture. You can choose flowers just like you would choose clothes, and easily purchase them by the bouquet. Decorate your room at your accommodation, or gift them to friends you meet while traveling. Why not enjoy time with flowers along with fashion items?

At RE.UNIQLO STUDIO, you can enjoy Kyoto-exclusive illustrated embroidery, as well as repair and remake services. Adding embroidery to your favorite clothes creates a one-of-a-kind piece that can serve as a reminder of your time in Kyoto long after your trip.

From collaborations with companies and cultural figures associated with Kyoto to limited-edition fleece jackets, the items unique to UNIQLO Kyoto make perfect souvenirs.

The UTme! line, which collaborates with companies and cultural figures, will release T-shirts and tote bags with Kyoto-exclusive designs.

Arabica Kyoto, a popular coffee shop originating in Kyoto, features a design centered around its striking “%” logo. The black logo stands out against the white tote bag, making it easy to match with everyday outfits.

Gion Tsujiri, a long-established Uji tea shop, expresses its prestige by depicting tea utensils and tea leaves in elegant green. The acclaimed Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art prominently features its iconic “Kyo” logo.

A Kyoto-exclusive collaboration with British design house LIBERTY LONDON will also feature HEATTECH turtleneck long-sleeve T-shirts. The patterns, inspired by Kyoto’s dyeing culture, are reinterpreted in a modern British style. There are 6 patterns in total, available for 1,990 yen each. They can be worn on their own or layered under a sweater or jacket, with the pattern showing at the cuffs to add an accent to a simple outfit.

UNIQLO’s signature fleece items are also available in Kyoto-exclusive colors. The Furry Fleece Full-Zip Jacket comes in four colors: light purple, wine, light green, and navy, while the Fleece Jacket comes in two colors: yellow and dark brown. All are priced at 2,990 yen. They are practical for keeping warm while traveling as well as for everyday wear after returning home.

Personalize your clothing with local Kyoto flair! UNIQLO Kyoto's RE.UNIQLO STUDIO is introducing store-exclusive original embroidery designs in collaboration with five local partners. The lineup features original embroidery highlighting Kyoto Minamiza's PR manager "Minami-na," the Yojiya Group's corporate character "Yojiko," the "Randen" tram operated by Keifuku Electric Railroad, "Yasaka Taxi" operated by Yasaka Limousine & Taxi Service Corp., and the famous treats "Otabe" and "Kyo Baum," manufactured and sold by Bijuu.

Visitors can take a break from shopping at UNIQLO COFFEE, opening its first location in Western Japan. It offers Kyoto-exclusive menu items and a selection of local favorites, letting you enjoy Kyoto flavors while you shop.

The menu includes Kyoto Premium Coffee (600 yen), Matcha Latte (600 yen), seasonal drinks, and UNIQLO White Pudding (550 yen).

The shop also offers food from famous Kyoto establishments, such as Maruto Bake Matcha (360 yen) from Nakamura Tokichi Main Store and London-yaki (300 yen) from Londonya.

Also noteworthy are the limited-edition mugs designed by Kyoto-based painter Ryo Shinagawa. They look like they’ll be perfect for daily coffee time even after returning home.

Around the time of the opening, there will be promotions where you can receive Kyoto’s famous sweets and limited-edition goods. Be sure to check the distribution details and conditions to match the day you plan to visit.

From November 3 to 5, 4,000 original envelopes containing a five-yen coin will be distributed in front of the store and at other locations, symbolizing a wish for positive connections with customers. Inside each envelope is the UNIQLO Wordbook, featuring illustrations and phrases related to daily life. If you get a winning envelope, you’ll also receive a free cup of coffee at UNIQLO COFFEE.

For the first three days after opening, customers will receive a different Kyoto specialty confection each day. On Friday the 6th, you can receive Londonya’s London-yaki, on Saturday the 7th, BIJUU’s Kyo baum, and on Sunday the 8th, Eirakuya’s Chacha no Mi, all in limited-edition original packaging. Each day’s gify is limited to 1,000 pieces and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.

From November 6 to 8, customers who spend 10,000 yen or more will receive an original stainless steel tumbler. Featuring a simple white design with the red UNIQLO logo, a total of 9,000 tumblers will be available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.

To commemorate the opening, original shopping bags will be distributed to shoppers for free for a limited time. The design features a white and red color scheme and is printed with the words “UNIQLO Kyoto officially unveiled!” They will be available while supplies last.

UNIQLO Kyoto offers tax-free and diplomatic tax-free shopping. With multilingual staff available, they will support international travelers’ shopping needs. It’s a great place to find Kyoto-exclusive souvenirs or clothes you might need during your trip.

UNIQLO Kyoto will open as the first global flagship store in Kyoto. In addition to Kyoto-exclusive products and collaborative items with local companies, it will be full of attractions that can only be experienced here, such as the first UNIQLO COFFEE in Western Japan and RE.UNIQLO STUDIO, where you can enjoy Kyoto-exclusive embroidery.

Located in the Kawaramachi area, a convenient sightseeing hub, it’s recommended not only for shopping but also for stopping by to enjoy the cafe and the Kyoto-style interior. Why not visit UNIQLO Kyoto when you travel to Kyoto?