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Nihonbashi⭐ 4.1(12,729 reviews)
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92/100
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1 min from Nihonbashi Station
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Closed · Opens Wed 10:30
A grand, art deco-influenced department store dating to the 1930s, blending luxury retail, an expansive depachika food hall, and a designated cultural landmark building.
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Total duration
4h 6m
Walking time
45 min
Start
12:00
Finish
16:51
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A great pick for travelers who want both upscale shopping and an excellent basement food hall under one historic roof.
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Nikolaj Hjortholm
2026-05-20
Really nice and fancy place…. The mall has all kind of things and the staff is very attentive. I looked at the good year welted shoes and all the gentleman clothing on 6st floor, like Zegna, Brioni and so on. The food court amazing too but very chaotic. Service from another level tho
Cecil M
2026-05-21
Interesting experience: so old fashioned from the outside, wide marble staircases, as well as the manual-elevators with attendants, to very modern and private public bathrooms. Still on the hunt for some decent but not crazy-expensive ramen soup spoons (which are also impossible to find here).
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3 reviews
Yuki H.
2026-07-12
The food hall downstairs is incredible — easily spent an hour just sampling.
Sophie L.
2026-06-03
Beautiful historic building, great mix of luxury brands.
Marcus B.
2026-04-20
A calmer, more elegant alternative to the busier Shibuya department stores.
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Barefoot Centipede
2026-05-13
One of the ultimate landmark for shopping in Tokyo. Three distinct elegant buildings, with elegant settings (elevators grooms) but modern equipments. Very large choice of brands and products. Explore and enjoy. Service is obviously perfect 👌.
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