Uniqlo Ginza Flagship Store

A 12 story Uniqlo!? I been dreaming of coming here more than Squidward Q. Tentacles house! The store is very well organized and pretty aesthetic too for that matter. If you’re in Japan to shop for clothes, this is a must see.

Uniqlo’s largest store in Tokyo spans an impressive 12 floors, offering the full range of the brand’s products. With a vast selection and frequent restocking, shoppers are spoiled for choice. The store is well-staffed, so assistance is readily available. To top it off, the top floor features a cozy café and seating area, perfect for a quick rest before diving back into your shopping spree!

Uniqlo Ginza offers a wide range of clothing, arguably the most complete selection among all the Uniqlo stores we visited in Japan. Its prime location near GU, just across the block, adds to its convenience for shoppers. The top level of the building features Uniqlo Coffee, along with plenty of seating for elderly visitors or those who purchase drinks and need a place to rest. Overall, it's a great place to shop, especially with the tax-free option available for international travelers.

The flagship store of Uniqlo has some pretty cool showcases of its clothing. It’s also 12 floors of shopping with a cafe at the highest floor, not something you’ll find in the States. With the exchange rates right now and tax free, we bought a ton clothes at very very affordable prices. Definitely with a stop if you’re planning to do some shopping and to check out some of their unique displays of their clothes.

Uniqlo's biggest store in Tokyo, 5 minutes on foot from Exit A2 of Ginza station. Its 12 storeys were well categorized and displayed. Very crowded from the opening till the closing. Price was reasonable. Tax free counters were available. A coffee shop was on the 12th floor offering a nice corner to sit down and relax.

It’s one of the largest Uniqlo shops in the world and certainly the biggest one that I’ve been to. It’s divided into multiple floors for different categories. They also have a Uniqlo coffee shop on the top floor with a lounge area. Even if you don’t buy anything, it’s just a cool shop to go and visit.

Fantastic store, i believe its about 10 storeys high, each level is quite small and can feel cramped, however there is a lot of options throughout, level 9 has some really awesome t-shirts. They do tax free (10%) for all purchases above ¥50,000

"Uniqlo Ginza: Flagship with Flair" The Uniqlo flagship store in Ginza is a must-visit. While offering the standard Uniqlo fare, this location shines with a curated selection of items exclusive to Ginza and the surrounding area. You'll find unique collaborations and limited-edition pieces not available elsewhere. What I loved: * Ginza-Specific Selection: The curated collection of items adds a special touch, making this store more than just another Uniqlo. * Cool Rooftop Cafe: The cafe on the top floor offers a pleasant respite and a unique perspective of the bustling Ginza district. What could be better: * Limited Milk Options: Disappointed by the lack of soy milk. As someone who prefers plant-based options, this was a significant drawback. * No Roger Federer Merchandise: As a fan, I was hoping to find some Roger Federer merchandise, but unfortunately, there was none. Overall: Despite the minor shortcomings, the Uniqlo Ginza flagship store is a worthwhile destination for both shoppers and those simply interested in experiencing a unique retail experience. Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

A 12 story Uniqlo!? I been dreaming of coming here more than Squidward Q. Tentacles house! The store is very well organized and pretty aesthetic too for that matter. If you’re in Japan to shop for clothes, this is a must see.

Uniqlo’s largest store in Tokyo spans an impressive 12 floors, offering the full range of the brand’s products. With a vast selection and frequent restocking, shoppers are spoiled for choice. The store is well-staffed, so assistance is readily available. To top it off, the top floor features a cozy café and seating area, perfect for a quick rest before diving back into your shopping spree!

Uniqlo Ginza offers a wide range of clothing, arguably the most complete selection among all the Uniqlo stores we visited in Japan. Its prime location near GU, just across the block, adds to its convenience for shoppers. The top level of the building features Uniqlo Coffee, along with plenty of seating for elderly visitors or those who purchase drinks and need a place to rest. Overall, it's a great place to shop, especially with the tax-free option available for international travelers.

The flagship store of Uniqlo has some pretty cool showcases of its clothing. It’s also 12 floors of shopping with a cafe at the highest floor, not something you’ll find in the States. With the exchange rates right now and tax free, we bought a ton clothes at very very affordable prices. Definitely with a stop if you’re planning to do some shopping and to check out some of their unique displays of their clothes.

Uniqlo's biggest store in Tokyo, 5 minutes on foot from Exit A2 of Ginza station. Its 12 storeys were well categorized and displayed. Very crowded from the opening till the closing. Price was reasonable. Tax free counters were available. A coffee shop was on the 12th floor offering a nice corner to sit down and relax.

It’s one of the largest Uniqlo shops in the world and certainly the biggest one that I’ve been to. It’s divided into multiple floors for different categories. They also have a Uniqlo coffee shop on the top floor with a lounge area. Even if you don’t buy anything, it’s just a cool shop to go and visit.

Fantastic store, i believe its about 10 storeys high, each level is quite small and can feel cramped, however there is a lot of options throughout, level 9 has some really awesome t-shirts. They do tax free (10%) for all purchases above ¥50,000

"Uniqlo Ginza: Flagship with Flair" The Uniqlo flagship store in Ginza is a must-visit. While offering the standard Uniqlo fare, this location shines with a curated selection of items exclusive to Ginza and the surrounding area. You'll find unique collaborations and limited-edition pieces not available elsewhere. What I loved: * Ginza-Specific Selection: The curated collection of items adds a special touch, making this store more than just another Uniqlo. * Cool Rooftop Cafe: The cafe on the top floor offers a pleasant respite and a unique perspective of the bustling Ginza district. What could be better: * Limited Milk Options: Disappointed by the lack of soy milk. As someone who prefers plant-based options, this was a significant drawback. * No Roger Federer Merchandise: As a fan, I was hoping to find some Roger Federer merchandise, but unfortunately, there was none. Overall: Despite the minor shortcomings, the Uniqlo Ginza flagship store is a worthwhile destination for both shoppers and those simply interested in experiencing a unique retail experience. Rating: 4 out of 5 stars