Fukuoka: Canal City Hakata
Major shopping complex in Fukuoka which is sometimes called a “city within a city”. Due to its unique,…
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Kiddy Land
A long time resident of Omotesando Dori. Stocks toys of all the Japanese characters such as Hello Kitty.…
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Omotesando Hills
Upmarket shopping mall with a walkway that spirals up six floors of fashion stores and restaurants.
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Oriental Bazaar
The souvenir store on the boulevard was originally an antique store but moved to Omotesando Dori in 1951…
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Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse
Former warehouses that re-opened as cultural and commercial facilities in 2002
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Tokyo Solamachi
This shopping and entertainment complex at the base of Tokyo Skytree contains over 300 shops, a postal museum,…
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Aqua City Odaiba
A 6-floor shopping complex with about 80 stores and a “Gourmet Zone” food court.
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Decks Tokyo Beach
Another shopping complex on the beachfront. It includes Tokyo Joypolis (a Sega games arcade), Legoland Discovery Center, and…
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Nihombashi: Coredo Muromachi
Coredo Muromachi is a shopping complex made up of three buildings (Coredo Muromachi and Coredo Muromachi 2 &…
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Mitsukoshi Nihombashi
The flagship store of Japan’s oldest department chain (dating back to 1673) is to Tokyo what Harrods is to London or Bloomingdale’s is to New York.
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