Aside from plenty of designer fashions, you’ll also find a great depachika food basement here that includes ready-to-eat bento lunch boxes, fresh bread and a tea room for afternoon tea.Ĭome here for… The architecture is definitely a highlight of this department store.
It provides a range of customer services including interpretation and shopping assistance in English and Chinese, advice on tax refunds and a guest card with discounts for overseas tourists. What is it? Mitsukoshi is Japan's oldest surviving department store chain, dating back to 1673, and this vast edifice is its flagship store. It's reasonable, too, costing just ¥400 a day for smaller bags and backpacks and ¥700 a day for larger suitcases. Tip… Seibu Shibuya also offers temporary luggage storage, a great convenience if you need some place central to store your bags. It’s truly your one-stop-shop for everything on your shopping list. If you’re visiting on holiday from overseas, don’t forget to bring your passport you can use it at the tax-exemption counter on the seventh floor of Annexe A.Ĭome here for… This particular Seibu hosts additional retailers in the building including popular stores like Loft, Muji and Books Kinokuniya. The top floor of Annexe A is dedicated to the Dining Plaza, where you'll find a number of tasty restaurants including conveyor belt sushi, Korean fried chicken and even an oyster bar. Annexe A sells mainly womenswear Annexe B menswear, children’s clothes and accessories. What is it? This Shibuya department store is split into two buildings, Annexes A and B, which face each other across the street.
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