Opened in 2017 and renovated in 2024, this multi-floor shopping haven offers tax-free shopping in a central location, making it the perfect stop whether you’re wrapping up your Tokyo adventure or simply indulging in some retail therapy. Lotte Duty Free in Ginza allows you to try products with expert guidance, shop leisurely and avoid the rush before a flight, before picking up your duty-free purchases at the airport all in one simple fuss-free process. Plus, if you’re a local planning a trip abroad, you can enjoy duty-free prices by simply showing your flight ticket.

Let’s dive into what makes this duty-free shop a must-visit and how you can make the most of your visit.

Lotte Duty Free Ginza offers an exclusive coupon for LIVE JAPAN readers, providing 5% off your purchases. This discount applies to a wide range of products, including luxury brands, cosmetics, and souvenirs, making your duty-free shopping experience even more rewarding.

To redeem this special offer, simply show the coupon above or from this link and enjoy additional savings during your shopping trip.

Whether you’re hunting for exclusive beauty products, rare whiskey, or limited-edition character goods, Lotte Duty Free Tokyo Ginza offers an unbeatable shopping experience right in the heart of Tokyo. Don’t miss out—add it to your Tokyo itinerary for a seamless and rewarding retail adventure!

The 8th floor is a vibrant mix of Korean pop culture, trendy streetwear, and exclusive character merchandise - a must-visit for fans and trendsetters alike.

K-Pop & K-Fashion: Explore trendy Korean streetwear brands like Musinsa and shop exclusive idol merchandise at Ktown4u Ginza. Past idol visits, like RIIZE, have turned this floor into a buzz-worthy hotspot.

Character Goods Galore: From beloved Korean mascots (like Mizuk Tiger and Zanmang Loopy) to timeless Japanese favorites like Rilakkuma, Pokémon, and Crayon Shin-chan, this floor is packed with adorable collectibles.

Select Fashion & Souvenirs: Browse a carefully curated lineup of fashion, watches, and lifestyle items from brands like Moncler, Maison Margiela, and G-SHOCK. You’ll also find traditional sake cups, perfect for pairing with spirits from the 9th floor.

Limited-Time Pop-Up Shops: Keep an eye out for exclusive pop-ups you won’t find elsewhere, like the trendy Egg is Coming merchandise booth which made an appearance at our time of visit.

Whether you’re hunting for the latest K-pop merch, trendy street fashion, or charming character goods, the 8th floor is a lively hub of culture and style.

The 9th floor is a treasure trove for beauty enthusiasts, lovers of fine spirits and whisky aficionados.

Cosmetics and Beauty Devices: From globally renowned skincare brands like SK-II, La Mer, Decorté, and Guerlain with personalized consultation services to innovative beauty devices from ReFa, Dyson, and YĀMAN, there are options for everyone on your list. You can even test products with guidance on-site.

For those interested in getting a beauty device, don’t forget to check out the Blue Green Mask from YĀMAN (100,000 yen), a wearable green LED mask built for the wearer to achieve skin radiance. There’s also Milla Diva (360,000 yen), a portable yet medical-grade device where you can do everything from scalp care to facial massages.

Alcohol: For whisky lovers, this floor boasts an impressive House of Suntory section featuring premium bottles of Yamazaki and Hibiki. Due to their rarity, however, certain selections are available only via exclusive lottery events.

Also, don’t miss popular Japanese sake brand Dassai’s Corner, where you’ll find not only fine sake but also skincare products like Dassai moisturizers (7,500 yen) and face masks (3,000 yen for 5 sheets).

A dedicated section is also available for smokers, with different brands and special packs available for purchase.

1. Clé de peau beauté Key Radiance Care Cream Set (56,100 yen)
This luxury skincare brand needs no introduction, and was introduced as the top seller for skincare. Shop for exclusive travel sets at 20% off department store prices here.

2. Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair (35,600 yen)
This night cream is particularly loved by Japanese and Chinese shoppers, also available in exclusive travel sets.

3. Asahi Nikka Whisky Gold & Gold Kabuto, 750ml (15,000 yen)
Nikka’s whisky is given a cool bottle makeover here, featuring a unique design in the shape of a Kabuto, or a samurai helmet. This is a bottle that could make it as a key decor mainstay in your alcohol cabinet, or home.

4. Character Goods
Large, huggable stuffed animals have been a consistent bestseller, according to floor staff. There is a wide variety to choose from, many of which are trending characters.

5. Musinsa K-Fashion Items
Shop for trendy and exclusive Korean streetwear styles here. Highly sought-after by K-fashion fans and fashionistas, staff recommends that you ask about current trending items when visiting the store to get the best out of your shopping experience.

Shopping at Lotte Duty Free Ginza is designed to be smooth and stress-free for those wanting to do duty-free shopping. The 9th Floor is their duty-free floor, where all items are picked up at the airport Lotte Duty-Free counter, whilst 8th Floor purchases can be purchased tax-free with minimum spending.

・Payment Methods: Lotte Duty Free Ginza accepts various payment methods, including major credit cards (VISA, MasterCard, JCB, UnionPay, Diners Club, American Express) and smartphone payments like Alipay.
・Loyalty Programs: You can earn loyalty points with your purchase through programs like JAL Miles, Cathay Pacific Asia Miles, and T-Point.
・Languages Spoken: Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese, Italian, Spanish (varies by staff on shift)
・Accepted Currencies: Japanese yen, Korean won, US dollars, Chinese yuan
・Website: Lotte Duty Free Tokyo Ginza