When traveling to Japan, shopping at outlets is a must! Tokyo has many outlets, but which one is right for you? Kinnso editors have compiled eight major Tokyo outlets, including must-buy brands, transportation routes, and nearby attractions. Remember to bookmark this page for easy reference when visiting Tokyo!
[Tokyo Outlet Recommendation] 1. Gotemba PREMIUM OUTLETS
"**Gotemba Premium Outlets** is located near Mount Fuji, allowing you to enjoy shopping while admiring the beauty of the mountain. This outlet features a collection of European and American designer brands such as Gucci, Prada, BVLGARI, TOD'S, Jimmy Choo, and clothing stores like Ralph Lauren, Gap, A&F, and North Face. There are also popular shops like Adidas, Nike, Disney, Dyson, LEGO, and Nikon. Besides special period discounts, travelers can also redeem discount coupon sets through QR codes within the outlet or at the counter for additional savings."
**Nearby Attractions:** Mount Fuji, Hakone, Kawaguchiko
Tokyo Outlet Recommendation] 3. Mitsui Outlet Park Makuhari
As Japan's largest-scale Outlet, **"Mitsui OUTLET PARK Makuhari"** is definitely a shopping must-visit in Tokyo! Located near Haneda Airport, it's just about a 30-minute bus ride away. After renovation, the Outlet now features approximately 308 stores, offering not only renowned brands but also many brand sublines and mid-priced goods! There are many must-buy brands at the Outlet, including Beams, SAINT LAURENT, Prada, Loewe, snidel, niko and ... etc. Children can also visit Pokemon, Disney and Legoland stores for fun.
Nearby Attractions: **Rissha Shizen Memorial Museum, Kisarapia Makuhari Fuji Bay Ferris Wheel**
Tokyo Outlet Recommendation] 3. Karuizawa Prince Shopping Plaza
Karuizawa, on the outskirts of Tokyo, boasts scenic mountains, lakes, and captivating autumn foliage and winter snow. The "Karuizawa Prince Shopping Plaza OUTLETS," directly opposite Karuizawa Station, is a sight to behold with its poetic beauty. Spanning 26 hectares, it houses over 240 brand stores, from renowned international names to trendy Japanese labels. GARDEN MALL, situated by the lake, features high-end fashion brands like BALENCIAGA, TOD'S, and PRADA. TREE MALL gathers brands such as GUCCI, COACH, TORY BURCH, and BOTTEGA VENETA. NEW EAST showcases a wide range of Japanese clothing and sportswear brands, including BEAMS, SPICK & SPAN JOURNAL STANDARD, GAP, ADIDAS, and CHAMPION. There's even a souvenir area (SOUVENIR COURT) dedicated to local specialties from Nagano Prefecture and Karuizawa. During winter, consider incorporating nearby hot springs or ski resorts into your itinerary!
**Nearby Attractions:**
- Hoshino Onsen Dragonfly Bath
- Forest House
- Shiraki Waterfall
- Old Karuizawa Ginza Street
Tokyo Outlet Recommendation] 4. Shiki Garden PREMIUM OUTLETS
Opened in October 2022, **"Shinden Garden PREMIUM OUTLETS"** is a shopping paradise spanning over 170,000 square meters, bringing together 133 brands with the concept of coexisting with local culture. In addition to high-end luxury brands, there are also 22 new brands entering the Japanese market. Must-buy brands include Armani, Tommy Hilfiger, Marc Jacobs, Versace, Adidas, Nike, and more. There are also 40 popular local stores from Saitama Prefecture, such as "Chisendon CURRY" and "Moi Saitama maruhiro."
Art is also integrated into the experience. Stroll through the "Food Lodge" treehouse-themed area, where a 25-meter long glass corridor projects works by 10 artists, adding an artistic touch to the shopping experience. The exclusive "Gari Gari Kun" themed amusement park offers abundant family entertainment facilities, allowing everyone to have fun. A true one-stop shop for dining, entertainment, and shopping, where you can also enjoy the charm of art and happiness beyond shopping.
**Nearby Attractions: Ikaho Hot Springs, Koedo Kawagoe Old Street**
Tokyo Outlet Recommendation] 3. Mitsui Outlet Park Yokohama Bayside
Mitsui Outlet Park Yokohama Bay completed its renovation in 2020! The outlet expanded to 170 stores and introduced numerous brands new to Japan and the Kanto region, such as FREDY&GLOSTER OUTLET, NERGY, garage YOKOHAMA. There are also many must-buy brands, including DIESEL, FURLA, MICHAEL KORS, ACE BAGS & LUGGAGE, with a wide variety of shops.
The Outlet Park is located next to Asia's largest yacht marina, where you can enjoy shopping and dining while admiring the beautiful scenery of the Japanese harbor. The food court, built facing the sea, gathers famous restaurants from Yokohama and its surrounding areas, including LONCAFE, Honmaru-tei, Shiraku Kuriyama Seimen. It's perfect for a hearty meal after a shopping spree!
**Nearby Attractions:** Hakkeijima Sea Paradise, Kanazawa Zoo
【Tokyo Outlet Recommendation】6. Sake-no-Ie PREMIUM OUTLETS
Just a 15-minute drive from Narita Airport, Sakejii Premium Outlets is one of the largest outlet malls outside of Tokyo city center, covering an area of approximately 56,000 square meters. Before heading to the airport for check-in, why not allocate some time here for shopping! The outlet mall houses over 220 international renowned brand stores, including Prada, Gucci, Burberry, Coach, Michael Kors, Armani, Tory Burch, Agnes B. Voyage, Earth Music & Ecology, Lowrys Farm, Samantha Thavasa, Champion, Jillstuart, Skechers, VANS, Francfranc, Le Creuset, Royal Copenhagen and more.
Nearby Attractions: Sakejii Herb Garden "Herb Hill"
Tokyo Outlet Recommendation] 7. South Machida Grandberry Park
Nanmachida Grandberry Park is mainly divided into three areas: Grandberry Park (Outlet), the Snoopy Museum, and Tsurejima Park. There are about 240 stores in Grandberry Park, with must-buy brands including NIKE, Staub, ABC-MART, BEAMS, Jusco Department Store, Le Creuset, T-fal, as well as other luxury brands and camping supplies, offering a wide variety of goods to satisfy all needs. Besides, the Snoopy Museum is one of only two Snoopy Museums in the world. It not only features exhibitions but also offers workshops, photo spots, and souvenir shops, making it a must-visit destination for Peanuts fans!
Nearby Attractions: Snoopy Museum, Tsurejima Park
[Tokyo Outlet Recommendation] 8. Sano PREMIUM OUTLETS
佐野 Premium Outlets not only boasts 170 stores, its European-style architecture is also a major draw, making it an ideal destination for both shopping and photography.
The outlet houses a variety of brands, including homeware brands such as Le Creuset, ittalia, T-fal, and FrancFrance; international brands Coach, Banana Republic, Kate Spade New York; sportswear brands Under Armour, Columbia, Aigle; Japanese brands niko and ..., sanrio; and European and American luxury brands Gucci, Prada, and Ferragamo.
The outlet also features multi-national cuisine restaurants offering delicacies from around the world.
Nearby Attractions: Kinugawa Hot Springs, Nikko Shrine and Temples
Tokyo Outlet Recommendations: Tax Refund Strategies for Outlet Shopping
When shopping in Japan, if your spending reaches 5,000 Japanese yen (excluding tax), you can apply for a tax refund. Please ask the merchant for a Tax-Free Shopper's Check when purchasing and fill out the relevant information. Before departing, submit the application form and shopping receipts to the tax refund counter together, and you will receive the refunded consumption tax.
Please note that not all goods are eligible for tax refunds. For example, food, medicine, etc., are specific products that do not qualify for a tax refund. In addition, when purchasing liquids, food or cosmetics at drugstores, if you apply for a tax refund, they will be sealed in a bag. Please do not open it, otherwise, you will not be able to receive a tax refund.
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