Got time to spare before your flight? Hop on a convenient limousine bus from Narita Airport and head straight to Shisui Outlet or AEON MALL—two major shopping centers packed with stores. It’s the perfect chance to grab those souvenirs or gift sets you forgot!
All-in-One Shopping at AEON MALL Narita

Located close to Narita Airport, AEON MALL Narita is a spacious shopping complex with everything from supermarkets and fashion to home goods and dining. With 169 shops, it’s known for having just about everything you need. Event spaces throughout the mall host regional food fairs and live performances, creating a lively atmosphere. The food court features 12 carefully selected eateries offering Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine, along with treats like ice cream and donuts. Families will also appreciate the baby care rooms and kids’ play area.
Great Services for International Visitors

Thanks to its easy access from Narita Airport, AEON MALL Narita is popular among international travelers and airline crew. Two information counters inside the mall offer English and Chinese support, along with multilingual floor guide booklets. Free Wi-Fi and foreign currency exchange machines are available throughout the facility. For those shopping before flying home, the supermarket on the first floor provides packing boxes and other useful services. You can also digitize your handwritten tax-free forms to streamline airport departure procedures.
Stock Up on Souvenirs at the Food Market

Looking for last-minute gifts? The food market on the first floor of AEON MALL Narita is the perfect place to grab crowd-pleasers like boxed sweets, unique chocolates, and Pocky. In addition to snacks, you’ll also find a wide range of popular souvenirs, including Japanese tea, sake, stationery, and cosmetics—great for every taste and budget.
Convenient Limousine Bus from the Airport

You can take the Yokoshibahikari Narita Route bus from Bus Stop 13 at Terminal 2, with seven departures daily and five return trips. The ride takes about 25 minutes. If traveling by train, take the Keisei Line from Narita Airport Station to Narita Station, then transfer to a direct bus from Bus Stop 6 at the Keisei Narita Station bus terminal—buses run every 15 minutes.
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SHISUI PREMIUM OUTLETS (Shisui Outlet Mall)

Inspired by the iconic American Art Deco style of the 1930s, this spacious outlet mall offers an open-air shopping experience complete with wide walkways and parasols. With 225 stores as of May 2025, shops are clearly organized into zones for fashion, tableware, gourmet food, and more—making it easy to browse and enjoy. Popular brands like SALOMON (opened in April 2025) and CHUMS (their first Japan location) have recently joined, offering exclusive items you won’t find anywhere else.
Great Dining and Sweet Treats, Too

Just a short ride from the airport, SHISUI PREMIUM OUTLETS caters to international visitors with thoughtful services. The information center has English- and Chinese-speaking staff, while floor guides are available in four languages: English, Chinese, Korean, and Thai. Amenities include UnionPay acceptance, a tax-free counter, currency exchange machines, free Wi-Fi, and a prayer room. You can even check Narita Airport flight updates here—perfect for a worry-free shopping and dining experience.
Convenient Services for International Travelers

Located close to Narita Airport, SHISUI PREMIUM OUTLETS offers a wide range of services tailored for overseas visitors. The information center has English- and Chinese-speaking staff, and multilingual floor guides are available in English, Chinese, Korean, and Thai. Facilities include UnionPay acceptance, a tax-free counter, self-service currency exchange machines, free Wi-Fi, and a prayer room. You can even check flight information for Narita Airport while you shop.
Easy Access via Express Bus from Narita Airport

Getting to SHISUI PREMIUM OUTLETS is quick and easy with the express bus service. Buses depart from Bus Stop 30 at Terminal 1 and Bus Stop 3 at Terminal 2, with 10 departures to the outlet and 9 returns daily. The ride takes just 15–20 minutes. Fares are 500 yen for adults and 250 yen for children. Alternatively, you can take the Keisei Line from Keisei Narita Airport Station to Keisei Shisui Station (about 20 minutes), then transfer to a local bus for another 18 minutes.
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2-4-1 Izumi, Shisui-cho, Inba-gun, Chiba Prefecture, 285-0912
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18 minutes by bus
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