Uniqlo Ginza Flagship Store

Five stars for the grandiosity of this 12 story Uniqlo store! It is super touristy but you can get really good deals compared to US prices. Tax free checkout is available on almost all the floors. Instead of carrying your passport everywhere, I recommend using Visit Japan, putting your information in, and downloading the QR code. This QR code can be used at most retail stores for purchases over ¥5000.

This is called the biggest Uniqlo store in the world with 12 floors but each floor is not too spacious and products just repeat the same. I'm coming from a country with more than 20 Uniqlo stores it's a bit disappointed. It's just the beginning of September and Japan is still steaming everyday but 90% they sell is winter clothes??! Check out is very fast, you can get tax-free if you buy more than 5,500 yen value.

Always busy. Good price for the quality and style, why not? Purchased several items here; tax free! Not far from Ginza station. It has several floors that is full of choices. As always, like any shop in Japan, the staff are fabulous.

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.

It was my worst experience at Uniqlo ever. Assortment is literally the same, I did not find any special items there. There are 12 floors, you need lots of time to go through them, heavily crowded, which makes picking and fitting processes quite long. Medium or smaller stores are way better in my opinion, there you don’t see so many tourists and also it takes less time for shopping.

Everyone recommended me about this store which I should visit but shop while in Ginza, Tokyo. Yes it’s huge and 12 story tall but very busy and crowded with so many tourists. The check out line is very long and slow. Staff are very friendly and helpful

Incredible experience just being in the store, 12 stories? Holy moly the exclusive stuff they have is also pretty cool and you can custom embroider or print heaps of items

The Uniqlo flagship store at Ginza is an experience. The first floor has the interesting moving shirt exhibit. While the second and third floor are mostly showrooms (the actual stock of everything is higher up). There's two floors for women, one for kids, two for men and then one for sports and a cafe. Despite the 12 floors, I do feel that the flagship isn't as big as other Uniqlo flagships in other countries. This is because the space per floor isn't that big. Despite it being a flagship there are only a few shirts with XL (and definitely none bigger than xl unless you order online). Again, a stark difference versus the other Uniqlo flagships which have bigger sizes available. That being said, it is still significantly cheaper than other countries, so if you know what you like, and have your favorites, you can buy several of it at half the price. They processed the tax free purchases really fast.

Five stars for the grandiosity of this 12 story Uniqlo store! It is super touristy but you can get really good deals compared to US prices. Tax free checkout is available on almost all the floors. Instead of carrying your passport everywhere, I recommend using Visit Japan, putting your information in, and downloading the QR code. This QR code can be used at most retail stores for purchases over ¥5000.

This is called the biggest Uniqlo store in the world with 12 floors but each floor is not too spacious and products just repeat the same. I'm coming from a country with more than 20 Uniqlo stores it's a bit disappointed. It's just the beginning of September and Japan is still steaming everyday but 90% they sell is winter clothes??! Check out is very fast, you can get tax-free if you buy more than 5,500 yen value.

Always busy. Good price for the quality and style, why not? Purchased several items here; tax free! Not far from Ginza station. It has several floors that is full of choices. As always, like any shop in Japan, the staff are fabulous.

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.

It was my worst experience at Uniqlo ever. Assortment is literally the same, I did not find any special items there. There are 12 floors, you need lots of time to go through them, heavily crowded, which makes picking and fitting processes quite long. Medium or smaller stores are way better in my opinion, there you don’t see so many tourists and also it takes less time for shopping.

Everyone recommended me about this store which I should visit but shop while in Ginza, Tokyo. Yes it’s huge and 12 story tall but very busy and crowded with so many tourists. The check out line is very long and slow. Staff are very friendly and helpful

Incredible experience just being in the store, 12 stories? Holy moly the exclusive stuff they have is also pretty cool and you can custom embroider or print heaps of items

The Uniqlo flagship store at Ginza is an experience. The first floor has the interesting moving shirt exhibit. While the second and third floor are mostly showrooms (the actual stock of everything is higher up). There's two floors for women, one for kids, two for men and then one for sports and a cafe. Despite the 12 floors, I do feel that the flagship isn't as big as other Uniqlo flagships in other countries. This is because the space per floor isn't that big. Despite it being a flagship there are only a few shirts with XL (and definitely none bigger than xl unless you order online). Again, a stark difference versus the other Uniqlo flagships which have bigger sizes available. That being said, it is still significantly cheaper than other countries, so if you know what you like, and have your favorites, you can buy several of it at half the price. They processed the tax free purchases really fast.