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Shinjuku⭐ 4.2(25,007 reviews)
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93/100
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3 min from Shinjuku-sanchome Station
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Closed · Opens Tue 10:00
A fashion-forward department store famous among locals for its trend-setting buying and one of Tokyo's most respected basement food halls.
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Total duration
4h 6m
Walking time
45 min
Start
12:00
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16:51
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A favorite for fashion-focused shopping — locals consider Isetan's buying team among the sharpest in Tokyo.
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Yami An
2026-06-11
Isetan Shinjuku is one of those places where it’s easy to lose track of time in the best way. I especially liked wandering through the basement food hall and picking up a few things to try later. After that, heading up to the rooftop garden made it feel like a nice little escape in the middle of the city. It’s a great spot for a relaxed visit.
Andrew Yau
2026-01-16
Definitely a world-class department store with all the international big brands as well as smaller but upscale brands, and the best food food I've ever seen having travelled to numerous countries. And they have a men's section. I have to highlight the higher quality of the food they sell down the basement. Plethora of selections. Fruit, vegetabls, fish, seafood, desserts, biscuits, cakes, ice cream, meat, wagyu... Very fresh and top qualities. And the bento boxes are lovely. Sushi is so pleasantly presented. There's very wide range of international food.
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3 reviews
Aiko N.
2026-07-01
Best department store food hall I've been to in Tokyo, hands down.
Owen C.
2026-05-18
Excellent selection of Japanese designer labels, well worth a visit.
Grace T.
2026-03-26
Busy but well organized, easy to find what you're looking for.
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Luis Araujo
2026-07-02
They have one of the best food market in the basement floor. It is massive! With hundreds of fancy stands selling all.kinds of food. From budget friendly options to very fancy meals and treats. This is a busy place, you will see locals here. Perfect program for a rainy day. Walking distance to the Shinjuko Shrine.
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