Best Shopping Spot List

How about having a Japanese tea experience in a space surrounded by 3,000 bamboo trees as you gaze out to the rooftop gardens of the Ginza Kabukiza Theater?

It aims to harmonize with the street as a front gate, influenced by art and culture, by affinity of Ikebukuro Montparnasse Metro and Paris of France and by inheriting the image of Echika Omotesando.

Namba SkyO is home to special stores where you can experience Japanese tradition and culture. It's a perfect place to discover souvenirs of superb quality.

Encompassing JR Osaka Station and the largest integrated commercial complex in western Japan, Osaka Station City hosts a huge variety of shops and restaurants.

Namba Parks boasts one of the world's top 10 most beautiful hanging gardens, and hosts fashion, cosmetics and general goods stores, eateries and more.

Directly connected to all the train lines of Kyoto Station including the Shinkansen, ”JR Kyoto Isetan” is located at the gateway to Kyoto.

Situated right beside Namba Station, which you can directly access by the Nankai train line from Kansai Airport, Namba CITY contains a large number of fashion, cosmetics and general goods stores, plus eateries.

Department store close to the world-famous scramble crossing in front of Shibuya Station

Located next to the Bunkamura cultural-arts complex. The flagship store of Tokyu Department Stores and well reputed for its high-end merchandise.

The biggest gourmet zone in Odaiba, with a variety of restaurants including Japanese, western, Chinese, and Italian.

Right in front of Yokohama Station! Yokohama's biggest shopping center with anything and everything.

Conveniently connected to Ikebukuro Station! Open 365 days a year, Japan’s premier department store is always bustling with shoppers from all over the world.

A department store complex located adjacent to Yokohama Minatomirai 21.

Kagami Crystal brings you the joy and thrill of crystal glass, rich in textured weight, luminous transparency, and the beauty of Japan.

Ginza Takagen was founded in Ginza in 1882, and was the first walking stick store in Japan. We will recommend a walking stick that you can use for a long period of time.

Lowest price is 20JPY ! Major price points are from 200JPY to 400JPY ! There are many goods that are stylish, functionasble, and inexpencive!

Consumption Tax Duty-free Shop – Kitchen Knife Specialty Shop located centrally in Kappabashi Dogu Street in Asakusa, with knives for everything from professional to home use

A well-established ski shop offering a range of luxury products that teem with individuality, primarily from top class international ski brands

Seiyudo is one of the largest specialty shops for Japanese swords and armors in the country. The shop sells and exhibits more than 200 different kinds of Japanese swords, sword guards, and other items.

This specialty shop has a selection of arare- and okaki-style rice crackers, full of the savory natural flavors of rice and perfect as souvenirs done in beautiful modern Japanese designs.