Beams Japan

The employees were nice and there place was warm and had a lot of cool items

If you’re looking for Japan products with good quality, this is a must visit place. The first floor furnishings by handicrafts from various places in Japan. 2nd floors onwards are men & women fashions, pop arts etc

Came here to buy the Doraemon collaboration goods. Really crowded but all staff members super helpful and friendly. I even got free beer and free “takarakuji” gifts too.

One of my favorite stores for original and high quality Japanese design items and gifts. Incredible pieces and a weekly changing bonsai plants. Highly recommended!

Great flagship store with 7 floors not only carrying clothing but also crafts and souvenirs

Coming from a country with a strong coffee culture, it was quite surprising to see this quality of coffee being brewed. The coffee was delicious and flavourful. The staff was very friendly and attentive. Will definitely recommend if you love your coffee :)

1st floor: Perfect place for an alternative gift from japan. It has a twist in classical gifts. Check the Gashapon Machines in front of the store! 2nd ~ 5th floors: clothes for many styles—collabs with other brands. Also other items. You will find something cool! 6th - 7th floors: men's suits. High-level stuff.

Staffs (particularly two main ladies at the check out) were super friendly. Picked up some Beams Japan souvenirs. Didnt bave much time and werent able to explore the other floors :(

The employees were nice and there place was warm and had a lot of cool items

If you’re looking for Japan products with good quality, this is a must visit place. The first floor furnishings by handicrafts from various places in Japan. 2nd floors onwards are men & women fashions, pop arts etc

Came here to buy the Doraemon collaboration goods. Really crowded but all staff members super helpful and friendly. I even got free beer and free “takarakuji” gifts too.

One of my favorite stores for original and high quality Japanese design items and gifts. Incredible pieces and a weekly changing bonsai plants. Highly recommended!

Great flagship store with 7 floors not only carrying clothing but also crafts and souvenirs

Coming from a country with a strong coffee culture, it was quite surprising to see this quality of coffee being brewed. The coffee was delicious and flavourful. The staff was very friendly and attentive. Will definitely recommend if you love your coffee :)

1st floor: Perfect place for an alternative gift from japan. It has a twist in classical gifts. Check the Gashapon Machines in front of the store! 2nd ~ 5th floors: clothes for many styles—collabs with other brands. Also other items. You will find something cool! 6th - 7th floors: men's suits. High-level stuff.

Staffs (particularly two main ladies at the check out) were super friendly. Picked up some Beams Japan souvenirs. Didnt bave much time and werent able to explore the other floors :(

One of the coolest places I have ever shopped. The bottom floor is gifts and souvenirs and each level up is a new odyssey of the trendiest, artsiest Japanese pop culture and fashion, until you're at the top with formal menswear and accessories. It does feel like each floor is pretty "curated" so I wasn't able to find anything for myself, but definitely worth a stop if you're in Shinjuku and want to see what's current in Japanese fashion.

While exploring in the area, I was attracted by the design outside with the lanterns. A lot of people were taking pictures of the outside. I also saw quite a lot of people in the white and blue kimono (?) tops in there. I decided to check out the first floor. The store was big. There were variety of things: food, drinks, clothes, station aired, accessories, etc. Everything was pretty pricey but the designs were simple and nice. I ended up just getting 2 little device wipes (400 yen each), a sumo wrestler and a ninja design. However, waiting to pay took forever. And the payment area placement is awkward. It's in the middle of some cubbies, not sure if this is a bad description. I was next in line but this guy skipped me. How rude... I didn't say anything because I think he knew one of the staff members. They said something to each other and another staff member brought a cheese wheel thing to the payment counter. I am not trying to get into fights while abroad haha. They do tax free if you buy over 5k yen, but I didn't have that much to shell out. The payment process for me was slower compared to other places. I found it funny that they had so many people, yet they have like 2-3 people helping a customer when they could've sped up the line by processing other customers too. There was an event (KOBE) going on. Lots of staff members, a guy with a fancy camera/video, and people.

One of those shops we always drop into when we're in town. There are several Beams shops all over the city, but this one is unique in that it has more "gifty" items than the other stores. Multi-level, the upper floors are mens and womens clothing. The mens clothing floors are really tightly editted, but they do such a great job, I always feel like I want half the store. The lower floors have lot of gift and accessory items for everyone, and it's always very soothing and comforting to just browse these floors. If you're looking for a more expansive Beams experience, go to Harajuku, and go north on Meiji Dori from either Takeshita or Omotesando, and you'll see a cluster of different themed Beams shops all next to each other, which has each shop catering to a more niche clientele (ie: Beams for workwear etc, Beams for fine gentleman type gear, Beams for urban youth, Beams for small petite girls into boy style etc)