If Japan is on your bucket list—and let's be real, it's on everyone's—then you probably already have a good idea of why it’s a dream destination. Not only is the country rich in culture and home to several iconic landmarks, it also has some of the most raved-about outlet malls that’ll give you the best bang for your buck. So whether you're a shopaholic looking to expand your collection of designer pieces or searching for pasalubongs to bring back home, make sure to add these outlets to your itinerary!
10 Best Outlet Stores to Visit While Traveling in Japan
1. Gotemba Premium Outlets
Picture yourself shopping while gazing at the stunning Mount Fuji—that's the kind of experience you'll get at Gotemba! From Gucci to Prada and Balenciaga, they've got it all. And guess what? You can also find outlets of famous department stores like Isetan and Mitsukoshi. And when you start to get hungry from all the shopping, the mall also offers a variety of dining options, including Idebok known for its crepes and soft serve ice cream made from fresh local milk. Just hop on a bus or train from Tokyo, and you're all set for a fabulous shopping spree!
Where to find: 1312 Fukasawa, Gotemba, Shizuoka 412-0023, Japan
2. LakeTown Outlet
Nestled in Saitama Prefecture, Japan, this spacious shopping destination is a nature lover's dream. Offering a mix of Japanese and foreign famous brands, from Adidas and Nike to Diesel and Beams, there's something for every fashionista. Plus, it's just an hour away from Tokyo Station by train, making it a breeze to get there and shop till you drop.
Where to find: 4-chÅme-1-1 Lake Town, Koshigaya, Saitama 343-0828, Japan
3. Mitsui Outlet Park Makuhari
Easily accessible by train from Tokyo or Ginza in just 30-40 minutes, this outlet mall houses over 120 shops with a wide variety of products, including apparel, fashion goods, accessories, and outdoor gear. You can find big-name brands like Coach, Armani, Levi’s, Gap, Adidas, and Puma, among others. With free Wi-Fi and ATMs available, it's a convenient and bargain-friendly shopping destination. Oh, and did I mention the mall offers tax-exemption services for foreign tourists, so you can snag even better deals?
Where to find: Japan, 〒261-0021 Chiba, Mihama Ward, Hibino, 2-chÅme−ï¼–−1
4. Shisui Premium Outlet
Got a layover at Narita International Airport? Make sure to drop by Shisui Premium Outlet. Just 10-15 minutes away from the airport, this outlet mall houses approximately 100 domestic brands like Agnes B. Voyage and Earth Music & Ecology, along with world-famous fashion brands Lanvin, Casio, Coach, Diesel, Furla, Hartmann, and Le Creuset. Pro-tip: It’s also a great place to indulge in Harajuku's popular Garrett Popcorn (sans the long queues)—you're welcome!
Where to find: 2-chÅme-4-1 Iizumi, Imba District, Chiba 285-0912, Japan
5. Mitsui Outlet Park Iruma
Found near Ikebukuro Station in Tokyo, this upscale mall features 210 stores with international brands like Dunhill, Diesel, and Seiko. With free Wi-Fi throughout the outlet and a telephone interpreting service, international shoppers will feel right at home. Families with children will love the coin lockers and Edo-style atmosphere. And hey, don't forget to explore nearby attractions like Nagatoro Iwadatami Rocks for some sightseeing fun!
Where to find: 3169-1 Miyadera, Iruma, Saitama 358-8515, Japan
6. Karuizawa Prince Shopping Plaza
The ultimate shopping destination for luxury and affordable finds. With around 235 shops, it's one of Japan's largest outlet malls. From Samsonite to Armani, Saint Laurent to Tory Burch, and Nike to Adidas—they've got it all! Surrounded by lush greenery and a large lake, this mall offers a picturesque setting for a shopping spree.
Where to find: Karuizawa, Kitasaku District, Nagano 389-0102, Japan
7. Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu
The largest outlet mall in Japan with nearly 250 shops filled with local and international brands. You can find luxury labels like Diesel, Coach, Seiko, Armani, Le Creuset, Longchamp, Nike, Saint Laurent, and Beams, all with tempting discounts ranging from 30% to 60% off – and up to 80% during sales. A direct shuttle bus from Shinjuku or Tokyo Station makes it easily accessible for a fabulous resort-style shopping experience.
Where to find: Japan, 〒292-0009 Chiba, Kisarazu, Kanedahigashi, 3-chÅme−１−1
8. Mitsui Outlet Park Yokohama Bayside
Mitsui Outlet Park Yokohama Bayside is the place to go for casual brands like Lacoste, Calvin Klein, Stussy, and Montbell. With 169 shops, you'll find a wide variety of items like shoes, bags, watches, and sports gear. And let's not forget the beautiful marina views and nearby beach walks to add to the experience.
Where to find: 5-2 Shiraho, Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 236-8666, Japan
9. Fukaya Hanazono Premium Outlet
Located just outside Tokyo, this exciting shopping destination offers a wide range of products, including designer fashion, sporting goods, and cosmetics. You can find high-end international brands like Bally, Valentino, Boss, and No. 21, as well as major Japanese stores like United Arrows and Beams. Families can enjoy a children's play area inspired by the iconic GariGari Kun ice cream bar, with go-karts, ball pits, and a mini drop-n-twist tower ride.
Where to find: 169 Kuroda, Fukaya, Saitama 369-1244, Japan
10. Grandberry Park
Formerly known as Grandberry Mall, this luxurious and spacious outlet mall is located about 40 minutes away from Shibuya, right in front of Minami-Machida Station. With a Southern Californian theme, the mall is divided into four sections: Freshberry Market, Home Life Garden, Oasis Square, and Outlet Shops. Brands such as Old Navy, Gap, Nike, Urban Research, and Adidas can be found here. The mall also offers a movie theater and a playground for entertainment.
Where to find: Japan, 〒194-8589 Tokyo, Machida, Tsuruma, 3-chÅme−ï¼”−1
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