Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts

Japan Hakodate Goryokaku Fort Park Tower

Japan Hakodate Goryokaku Fort Park Tower
Goryokaku Fort Park Tower View
The Japan Goryokaku fort park in Hokkaido, was designed in 1855 by Takeda Hisaburō with a plan based on the work of the French architect Vauban. The Goryokaku fort was built by the Tokugawa shogunate to protect the Tsugaru Strait against a possible invasion by the Russian fleet. Goryōkaku is famous as the site of the last battle of the Boshin War (Goryokaku no Tatakai). The fighting lasted for a week (June 20-27, 1869).

Goryokaku Fort is shaped like a five-pointed star. This provided greater numbers of weapons emplacement on the fort walls than a traditional Japanese fortress, and minimized the number of blind spots where a cannon could not fire.

Today, Goryokaku is a park that has been declared as a Special Historical Site and is home to the Hakodate city museum. The grounds are a favorite spot for cherry-blossom viewing in spring. The park is surrounded by some 1,600 cherry trees, making the Goryokaku Park one of Hokkaido’s top cherry blossom viewing spots in springtime. In summer the park is fringed with lush greenery, which turns into a blazing scene of crimson foliage in the fall that is then blanketed with snow in the winter, creating an extremely beautiful vista for all seasons.
Goryokaku Park Sakura Cherry Blossoms
Goryokaku Park Sakura Cherry Blossoms
A magnificent panoramic view of the entire star-shaped park and surrounding moat unveils itself to visitors from the observation platform of the 107-meter Goryokaku Tower that was originally opened on December 1st, 1964. However the new tower was opened on April 1st, 2006.

Goryokaku Park Tower

Goryokaku Tower in height 107m, from the observatory Hakodate and Tsugaru Strait, Yokotsu mountain range of mountains, and you can see the view of the star that shines in a special historic site Goryokaku of the earth. Exhibition to have stand, exhibition space and "Goryokaku history corridor" that history can learn of Goryokaku, visible under the floor of tempered glass, taste mood in the air walk "see-through floor", original goods is complete you do not buy or was here It was "shop", and such as soft-serve ice cream and coffee to enjoy "cafe stand". Edges of the deep Shinsengumi Deputy-Hijikata Toshizo bronze image of the Goryokaku also been published.

Goryokaku Tower Entrance Fee 

For Group - 30 or more
Adults: 900yen (810yen)
Junior and high school students: 680yen (610yen)
Elementary school students: 450yen (410yen)
Children under 5 is free

Goryokaku Tower Opening Hours 

Goryokaku Tower is open throughout the year
Apr. 21 - Oct. 20 8:00-19:00
Oct. 21 - Apr. 20 9:00-18:00

How To Get To Goryokaku Park

Getting to Goryokaku park can be by bus and by streetcar. If you travel by car please note that Goryokaku Tower itself doesn’t have a parking lot, you’ll have to use the nearby parking lots. Taking the Hakodate bus: Get off at the "Goryokaku Koen Iriguchi" Bus Stop and walk 7 minutes. If by travel Streetcar: Get off at the "Goryokaku koen mae" Bus stop and walk 15 minutes.

Getting to Goryokaku park From Hakodate Station (函館駅)

Car / taxi: Travel 15 minutes north-east from Hakodate Station.

Streetcar / tram: Get on the tram at the Hakodate Eki-mae (函館駅前) stop on the 'a' side (heading north). About 16 minutes later, get off at the Goryokaku Koen-mae (五稜郭公園前) stop and walk 15 minutes. Cost is 220 yen for adults, and 110 yen for children (All-day tram passes are 600 yen for adults and 300 yen for children). The tower is easy to see through the buildings and the direction (north) is well signed to help you find your way.

Bus: Go to bus stop number 5 in front of the station. Use buses 5-1, 6-2, 59, 105, 130, or 106ループ27. Get off after about 12 minutes at Goryokaku Koen Iriguchi Stop (五稜郭公園入口) and lastly walk 5 minutes north-north-east. Cost is 200 yen for adults and 100 yen for children.


Reference:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goryokaku
http://www.goryokaku-tower.co.jp/html/index/en.html

Tanuki Koji Shopping Arcade Outlet Sapporo Hokkaido What To Buy

Tanuki Koji Shopping Arcade Sapporo Hokkaido
Tanuki Koji Shopping Arcade Sapporo Hokkaido

Tanukikoji is a shopping arcade in Sapporo Hokkaido Perfecture Japan, that has been in operation since the frontier time. There are a lot of shopping outlets to buy Hokkaido souvenirs!

Tanukikoji shopping street is the main shopping district in Sapporo and is about 1km-long with around 200 shops that stretches from east to west in downtown Sapporo. The roofed arcade begins at Nishi-1-chome and stops at Nishi-7-chome, which allow shopping regardless of the weather. The arcade was built up during the frontier period. In year 1869, when the Meiji government set up the Hokkaido Development Commission in Sapporo, merchant houses and restaurants started to settle there in what is known today as the Tanukikoji 2 and 3-chome areas. In 1873, the neighborhood became recognised as “Tanukikoji”. The arcade, which many tourists visit, features both old and new shops, souvenir shops, and karaoke bars.

How To Get To Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade 

The Tanuki Koji shopping arcade is located at Minami 2 & 3-jo Nishi 1-chom ~ 7-chome, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, which is about 5-minute walk from Odori Station on the Subway Namboku, Tozai and Toho Lines and 3-minute walk from Susukino Station on the Subway Namboku Line.


Tanuki Koji Shopping Arcade What To Buy

At the center, Lane 4 leads to the subway station, which connects to a collection of underground shopping malls. Fashion boutiques are especially popular, and they sell everything from name-brand Western designs to traditional cotton or silk kimonos.

You will be able to find old and traditional merchants selling kimonos, tea or incense side by side with modern stores specializing in computers and software or state-of -the-art electronics and digital cameras - all of which lends it a bazaar-like quality. Many items for sale here are even cheaper than in the 100 yen shops. Check out the Donki’s Store for strange merchandise. Plenty of games centre and coffee shops.

Wood carvings are another popular product in Hokkaido, which might want to consider buying. Many of them are produced by the Ainu and take animal shapes like bears, deer and owls. These and other handmade items are available in the boutiques of Sapporo as well as in museum and hotel gift shops.

Tanuki Koji Outlet



Shopping
    Fresh food
    Tea · Tofu · Other Processed Food
    Alcohol / rice
    Confectionery · Bakery
    Bento / Delight
    Food supermarket
    Fruit
    Women's Fashion
    Men's Fashion
    Kimono
    School uniform
    Clothing
    Shoes / shoes
    Bags / Accessories / Accessories
    Clock / glasses
    Jewelry · precious metal
    Books · stationery · seal
    Music / video
    Hobbies / Toys
    Flower shop
    Furniture · Interior · Bedding
    Electric Appliance · Personal Computer
    Sports
    Tableware / kitchenware
    Miscellaneous goods
    Tobacco · Smoking article
    Medicine · Cosmetics
    Barber · Beauty Equipment
    Automobiles / Bicycles
    Fuel
    Convenience store
    Discount
    Recycle shop
    100 Yen shop
    Department store
    Overall supermarket
    Antique
    Pet Shop

Accommodation and sightseeing

    Hotels and Inns
    Travel agency
    Sightseeing souvenir
    Other

Living
    Medical / welfare
    Finance · Insurance
    Education · Learning
    Nursery · Kindergarten
    Other

Food and beverage
    Japanese food
    Western food
    Italian · French
    China
    Asian
    International cuisine
    Cafe · sweets
    sushi
    Udon, Soba, Ramen
    Yakiniku · Yakinba
    Izakaya
    Bar · Snack
    Fast food
    Takeaway / home delivery

Service
    Photo
    Flower · Gardening
    A pet
    Cleaning / cleaning
    Beauty · Beauty
    Various rental
    mobile phone
    Newspaper · printing publication
    Repair / maintenance
    Health · Bath
    amusement
    Sacred Buddhist Temple
    Ceremonial hall / hall
    Other
    karaoke
    Renting hall
    Parking Lot
    Movie theater

House
    Real estate
    Construction and construction
    Other

Other
    Manufacturing · Processing
    Agricultural forestry
    Other

Reference:
http://www.tanukikoji.or.jp/

Sapporo Station To Shiroi Koibito Park Review Ishiya Chocolate Factory Day Trip

Shiroi Koibito Park
Shiroi Koibito Park 白い 恋人 パーク

Shiroi Koibito Park Day Trip
Shiroi Koibito Park Day Trip
Shiroi Koibito Park (meaning white lover, 白い 恋人 パーク) is an entertainment park where visitors can enjoy a variety of attractions, including observation of their Ishiya white chocolate cookies production line, cookies making at the Cookie craft Studio, Ishiya’s original sweets at café, Chocolate Time Tunnel, World Chorus Theater, Shiroi Koibito Railway, Old-style Children’s Toy Box, Rose Garden, Sapporo Mechanical Clock Tower and etc.

Shiroi Koibito Park (白い 恋人 パーク) is a fantastic place based on the ideals of deliciousness, fun and stories of sweets from a bygone era. In addition to housing the Ishiya patisserie Shiroi Koibito chocolate fFactory where this well-known Hokkaido confectionery is produced, the park also has a cafe to allow visitors to savor Ishiya’s original sweets, the Cookiecraft Studio (where budding confectioners can try their hand at making their own Shiroi Koibito cookies), a toy exhibition room and the Rose Garden. The things visitors see, taste and experience here will make for truly “sweet”memories!

Sapporo Station To Shiroi Koibito Park

Sapporo Station To Shiroi Koibito Park
Sapporo Station To Shiroi Koibito Park
Ishiya Shiroi Koibito park chocolate factory in Sapporo location address is Japan, 〒063-0052 Hokkaido Prefecture, Sapporo, Nishi Ward, 宮の沢2−2−11−36.

How To Go To Shiroi Koibito Park From Sapporo Station

Take the Tozai line and head for Miyanosawa, which is the last stop. When you get off at Miyanosawa Station on the Tozai Subway Line, which is approx. 20 min. from Odori Station. Take the walkway towards the Supermarket ahead and exit to the surface , continue North till you come to a junction and look to your right, a Huge Grey building is visible (Approx. 7 min. on foot from Miyanosawa Station). That is Shiroi Kobita Chocolate factory with its beautiful garden.

Getting there may be a little tricky as there was not much signage to Shiroi Koibito Park. Just remember to walk towards "Cheria", which is an Education Centre. When you emerge from the front of Cheria, cross the road and you can't miss the Chocolate Factory building.

Alternative, you can also take a bus from JR Sapporo Bus Terminal (Otaru direction) and get off at the Nishimachi kita 20-chome bus stop. (Chuo bus or JR bus).
Ishiya Shiroi Koibito Park
Ishiya Chocolate Factory Shiroi Koibito Park

Shiroi Koibito Park Review 

Shiroi Koibito Park Opening Hours 

Opening hours: 9:00~18:00 (Last Admittance:17:00 , Shop Closing Time:19:00)
*Subject to occasional change, including during the year-end and New Year holidays

Ishiya Chocolate Factory Entrance Fee 

Ishiya Chocolate Factory Entrance Fee
Ishiya Chocolate Factory Entrance Fee

High school students and older General : ¥600 / Groups of 20 or more : ¥500

Junior high school students and younger  General : ¥200 / Groups of 20 or more : ¥150

*Free Admission for Infants Aged Three or Younger.

*No Pets Allowed.

Below are the collections of visitors' reviews:

Ishiya Patisserie Shiroi Koibito
Ishiya Patisserie Shiroi Koibito
"Fun to all through of the buildings. You can go to the base of the clock tower and get your tickets for the Shiroi Koibito park day trip. There are all sort of memorabilia from cups and containers related to drinking chocolate over the last few 100 years. You also get to see the factory productions and how they churn out the famous Shiroi Koibito white lover cookies. The garden grounds are amazing and great for children, especially the numerous collection of mini doll houses for the kids to play with. The day trip finishes with a choral performance of their mannequin bakers singing at the top of the building overlooking the grounds."

"This is the place where thousands of thousands of the famous 白色恋人 cookies are made, having originated here in Hokkaido. This place can be easily access via Tōzai Line (Miyanosawa Station) about 7 stations from Odori Station. Upon arrival at Miyanosawa Station, just follow the sign all the way for about 5-10mins."
Ishiya Chocolate Factory At Sapporo
Ishiya Chocolate Factory At Sapporo

"The exterior of the Shiroi Koibito park (白い 恋人 パーク) is like a fantasy place, with beautiful architectures and many scenic spots, great for photo-taking! Inside the park, there is a large shop selling the famous shiroi koibito white lover 白い恋人 chocolates, cookies, candies and souvenirs. Also they have scheduled candy-making sessions too. Interesting place to visit!"

"If you love cookies with chocolate, then this is definitely a  place you must visit! Shiroi Koibito park is also the location of the Ishiya Chocolate Factory in Sapporo, one of the oldest and most famous Chocolate Factory in Hokkaido and also Japan, well known for their famous white lover cookies and sweets. The tour is quite interesting and enjoyable with beautiful chocolate cup collection. The tour trip also shows the history of the factory and how their famous Shiroi Koibito white lover cookies are made. The park itself offers beautiful mini houses with lots of flowers and photo opportunity sites. There is also a show from the tower and balconies that happens at specific schedule throughout the day. The gift shop offers their famous treats and fresh drinks for visitors to enjoy and bring home. A must visit site in Sapporo!"

Ishiya Chocolate Review
Ishiya Chocolate Review
"It was like one of the attractions in Sapporo but you can buy Shiroi Koibito cookies anywhere in Japan (especially at the airport shops)."

"This is Ishiya patisserie Shiroi Koibito, where they make the famous white lover 白色恋人 cookie. Love this place with the beautiful lush roses and magnificent exterior with intricate details. We paid to walk through the production line but my kids did not want to make a cookie, so no comment on that. Many pictures opportunities and in the cold weather, enjoyed the chocolate soft cream ice-cream outdoor too. Parking is free."

"We visited this place thinking that it would just be a chocolate factory showing their history and how the chocolates were made. But we were so wrong! This place had so much more things. The rose garden and toy museum were one of them. My favourite place was the one where we could see through a glass panel and look at how our favourite white chocolate cookies were made! Overall, this is a great place for families with kids to visit."

"Before exiting the station, get a map from the control station (see photo). Yes, they even printed them in colours. There are some signages fixed onto the lamp posts once you exit the station. So keep a lookout. The cookie-making class is conducted in mass so be early (arrive in the morning if you are keen to participate) because they have a schedule for that. I enjoy watching the cookie production. There's even a mailing service for your cookie at the retail store! But the service is not available during the weekend when I was there."


Reference:
Shiroi Koibito Park
Ishiya Chocolate Factory How To Go

DisneySea World Only Japan Tokyo Theme Park Attractions

DisneySea Japan Tokyo Theme Park
DisneySea Japan Tokyo Theme Park

DisneySea is the world only theme park in Japan Tokyo. The Tokyo DisneySea is located at the Tokyo Disney Resort located in Urayasu, Chiba, Japan, just outside Tokyo.

DisneySea is owned by The Oriental Land Company, which licenses Disney characters and themes from The Walt Disney Company, unfolded on September 4, year 2001, at a cost of 335 billion yen. Tokyo DisneySea drew an approximately 14 million visitors in year 2013, making it the third most traveled to theme park in the world.

Tokyo DisneySea was the 2nd theme park build at the Tokyo Disney Resort and the 9th Disney theme park of the eleven worldwide to open. Tokyo DisneySea was the fastest theme park in the world to reach the milestone of 10 million guests, in 307 days after its grand opening beating the Universal Studios Japan, a previous record holder of 338 days after its opening.

Tokyo DisneySea is built up of seven themed ports of call, namely the Mediterranean Harbor, Mysterious Island, Mermaid Lagoon, Arabian Coast, Lost River Delta, Port Discovery and American Waterfront that were inspired by the myths and legends of the sea. While suitable for all ages, Tokyo DisneySea was also designed specifically to appeal grown up visitors as compare to Tokyo Disneyland.

Recommended Disney Sea Tokyo Attractions For All Ages

Broadway Music Theatre
Located at the American Waterfront, free lottery ticket may be required for reserve seat which can be obtained at Biglietteria. Expect long queue if you don't have reserve seat. Make sure you check the performance schedule and the instructions given together with the DisneySea map.

Disney Sea Tokyo Attractions
Disney Sea Tokyo Attractions - Broadway Music Theatre

DisneySea Transit Steamer Line
Also located at the American Waterfront, this steamer line takes you from the dock nearest to the entrance of the Park, all the way to the farthest port of Lost River Delta and back to the port. With this relaxing voyage, it is a quick way to fully enjoy the ever changing landscape of DisneySea.


DisneySea Electric Railway  
Located at the American Waterfront beside the Broadway Music Theatre, ride above the bustle, you will see the beautiful harbor and end up at Port Discovery. A quick way to and fro between American Waterfront and Port Discovery, where you can try the Aquatopia ride.

Aquatopia
Located at the Port Discovery, the watercraft travels around the experimental pool, and there is no typical course. You'll spin around and twirl off in unpredictable directions that may surprise you.


Journey To The Center Of The Earth
At the Mysterious Island, Journey to the Center of the Earth uses stagecraft, light, sound, heat, and motion to create a multi-sensory experience basing on the Jules Verne novel of the similar name.

20000 Leagues Under The Sea
Also at the Mysterious Island, board one of Captain Nemo's powerful submarine boats and submerge underwater to see beautiful display along the journey.

Mermaid Lagoon Theater
Located at the Mermaid Lagoon, which is beside the Mysterious Island. Mermaid Lagoon Theater is showing a musical concert about the kingdom under the sea. Talking about the story of little mermaid, Ariel, who dreams of becoming human. The short concert will enchant you with popular songs from Disney’s The Little Mermaid such as “Part of Your World” and “Under the Sea". Enjoy this show with music, visuals of the little mermaid swimming above you and dynamic performances!
Disney Sea World Japan
Disney Sea World Japan - Mermaid Lagoon Theater
Sindbad's Storybook Voyage
Located at the Arabian Coast, take the indoor boat to see the story of Sindbad. During the journey, you will see moving dolls and amazing displays that will captivate you.
  
The Magic Lamp Theater
Also at the Arabian Coast, the "greatest magician in the world," Shaban (real person), present his performance together with his partner, the popular Genie (using 3D film effects). Coupled with the chair effect, it will get you involved in this musical performance.
Last but not least, there are also many trilling rides attractions at the DisneySea Japan Theme Park that are not for the faint hearted. So you are looking for more thrills do try them out.

Journey To The Center Of The Earth Ride Tokyo Disneysea Drop Height Review Blog

Journey To The Center of The Earth DisneySea Review
Journey To The Center of The Earth DisneySea Review
This post is about the Journey To The Center of The Earth DisneySea review. Journey to the Center of the Earth is one of the attractions in Tokyo DisneySea. It is partially dark ride and partially thrill ride, and is unique to DisneySea.

Journey to the Center of the Earth uses stagecraft, light, sound, heat, and motion to create a multi-sensory experience basing on the Jules Verne novel of the similar name.

Journey To The Center of The Earth DisneySea Review

Lets see what others have to say:

"There are some creepy creatures but only one major drop on Journey. I'd say it's pretty mild, 6 year old loved it."

"I don't even feel the drop on Journey; it's at the end and curved."

"In the attraction, there will be a part whereby you look right and it is raining. During that scene, there will be a lightning with a loud crackling sound. That part gets me often."

"The drop is short but the vehicle gains speed(75km p/h) the drop is steep and you WILL feel airtime (pretty big). Before the drop, the vehicle curves in darkness but you shoot out of the volcano eventually. DO NOT MISS THIS RIDE!!!"

"In the day it might be scarier only because for the brief 2-3 seconds you can see how high you are then back into the tunnel you go. At night your eyes won't have time to really adjust to the dim lighting to notice how high you really are."

"This ride was great, and the monster was actually really scary."

"This ride is so amazing, DON'T miss it."

"This ride is deeply detailed and quiet amazing but a little too short for my taste."

The waiting queue has two regions. The first region has you going your way past makeshift laboratories with items apparently taken from old expeditions. This queue ends at one of several large elevators, which transport you at down below the earth's surface. Once the Journey to the Center of the Earth elevator send you on a descending trip down to the earth's core with special sound effects. You will have to wait to board a unique subterranean six passengers mining vehicle to travel through the tunnels. Along the way, you will see crystal caverns, unusual creatures, and a variety of special effects that unexpected for the eyes.

During the ride, you will encounter monsters, which provides the highlight of the ride, a combination punch of effects that culminates with the suddenly shakes and volcano's eruption launching you out of the mountain for a high-speed ride around the caldera of the ancient volcano. 

The vehicle travel smoothly at a variety of speeds, from slow, "sightseeing" tempo all the way to up roller coaster quick, and the whole duration is only about 3 mins. There is only one major Journey to The Center of The Earth DisneySea drop. Journey to the center of the earth ride drop height is only a couple of seconds at about 75 km/hr, which makes it a mini  roller coaster for beginner that suit majority of people. Nevertheless, do take take note of the boarding restrictions:

* WARNING! To ride, you should be in good health and free from high blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems, motion sickness, or other conditions that could be aggravated by this adventure.

* Expectant mothers and persons of advanced age should not ride.

* Guests who do not meet the height requirement (117 cm) may not ride.

 
Reference:

Japan Tokyo Mt Fuji Gotemba Premium Outlet Tour Review Store Listing

Mt Fuji Gotemba Premium Outlet Tour
Mt Fuji Gotemba Premium Outlet Tour Review

The Japan Tokyo Mt Fuji Gotemba Premium Outlet is one of the largest scale premium outlet in Japan. The Gotemba premium outlet is an clustered mall located in Gotemba, Shizuoka, Japan, near Mount Fuji.

It was opened on July 13, 2000, and contains over 200 stores across two zones, East and West. The mall is managed by Mitsubishi Estate Simon Co., Ltd., a joint venture between Mitsubishi Estate and Simon Property Group.

Gotemba premium outlet is near to popular hot spring, Hakone and Mount Fuji. You will be able to enjoy the magnificent view of the Mt Fuji there.

Mt Fuji Gotemba Premium Outlet Tour Review

"Don't miss this when you're in Tokyo. It offers outlet shopping of mid to high-end products. Warning: self-control required."
Japan Tokyo Mt Fuji Gotemba Premium Outlet Tour Review
Japan Tokyo Mt Fuji Gotemba Premium Outlet Tour Review

"Most brands are available here. Enjoy shopping"

"I am not a shopping person but can see quite a number of people bringing large luggage bags to do shopping. Lots of branded name shops around but what attracted my wife most are the "local" made in Japan leather goods, which we thought were very good value for money. Quality without the price."

"Spent around 4 hours in that outlet during a rainy day. No problem, as there is a roof which enables to go around without getting wet."

"The place contains a lot of branded items with good value. There are two buildings (you have to cross a bridge to get to the other). There's also a prayer room for Muslims."

"If you love to shop, then this a heaven for you. Branded goods are all around with good price. Most will offer tax free but of course some don't. Breezy weather as it was quite near Mt Fuji."

"There are many shops both japan and western shops brand product such as cloth, bag, toy and many things. If you have a thousand to 10 thousand, you will be happy to enjoy shopping there."

Gotemba Premium Outlet Shuttle Bus

There are also direct buses from Tokyo station, Ikebukuro station and Shinjuku station, which makes traveling to Gotemba premium outlet very convenient. The traveling time will takes approximately 70 to 100 mins.

Tokyo Area
Fare
Duration
Shinjuku Highway Terminal
JR bus Kanto / Odakyu Hakone Highway bus
One-way
1650 yen
100 mins
Ikebukuro Sta. West Exit
(Metropolitan Ikebukuro)
Kokusai Kogyo bus
Tokyo Sta. Nihonbashi Exit
JR bus Kanto
Shinagawa Sta. Konan Exit
Keihin Kyuko bus
Yokohama Royal Park Hotel
Fujikyuko bus
Shinagawa Sta. West Exit
*Operates on weekends, public hoidays.
Odakyu Hakone Highway bus
Round trip
2880 yen


Hakone, Kawaguchiko Area
Fare
Duration
Gora Sta.
Hakone-Tozan bus
One-way
990 yen
70 mins
Hakone-Yumoto Sta.
Hakone-Tozan bus
One-way
1280 yen
Kawaguchiko Sta.
Fujiyuko bus
One-way
1510 yen
95 mins

Gotemba Premium Outlet Review Store Listing

Gotemba premium outlet review
Gotemba Premium Outlet Review
The premium outlet consists of world top branded and Japan own branded stuffs. Gotemba has more that 200 stores, more than 100 fashion clothing stores and more than 40 stores are fashion merchandise products. Others also include sports brand like Nike, Adidas, etc., household products and eating houses.

Remember to grab hold of the Gotemba premium outlet map before you start shopping.




West Zone Store Listing


Brand Shops
Ginza Maggy
TF
Seiko
TF
Alexander Mcqueen
TF
Gucci
TF
Star Jewelry
TF
Anna Sui
TF
Issey Miyake
TF
Swatch
TF
Aquascutum
TF
Jil Sander
TF
Tag Heuer
TF
Balenciaga
TF
Jill Stuart
TF
Tasaki
TF
Bally
TF
Jimmy Choo
TF
The Body Shop

Bcbgmaxazria
TF
John Smedley

Tomorrowland
TF
Bodum

Jun
TF
Topkapi Account of Journey

Bottega Veneta
TF
Kanematsu
TF
Triumph
TF
Brooks Brothers
TF
Lanvin Collection
TF
Ugg
TF
Burberry
TF
Laure Ashley
TF
Under Arrmour
TF
Bvlgari
TF
Loewe
TF
Vérité

CA4LA
TF
Longines
TF
Wedgewood

Cabane de Zucca
TF
Marc Jacobs
TF
Yoshie Inaba
TF
Céline
TF
Margaret Howell A.G.O.
TF
Food & Café

Chloé/See by Chloé
TF
Marni
TF
Café 3310

ck Calvin Klein Watches
TF
Michael Kors
TF
Crazy Crepes

Coach
TF
MK Michel Klein
TF
Fauchon

Cole Haan
TF
MK Michel Klein Homme
TF
Godiva

Cosmetics & Designer Fragrance

Montblanc
TF
Haagen Dazs

Cricket

Natural Beauty Basic
TF
Idebok

DéLonghi

New Yorker
TF
Mangia Mangia

Diana
TF
Opaque
TF
St. Cousair

Diesel
TF
Paul Smith
TF
West Park Café

Diffusione Tessile
TF
Pleats Please
TF

Eddie Bauer

Prada Outlet (Parda/Mui Mui)
TF

Elle
TF
Ray-Ban


Fendi
TF
Ropé
TF

Francfranc

Royal Copenhagen
TF

Gap

Saint Lauren
TF

Genten
TF
Scotch Grain
TF

East Zone Store Listing

Brand Shops

Hawkins

Swarovski
TF
A.v.v
TF
Hugo Boss
TF
T-fal

Abahouse
TF
Hush Puppies
TF
Taylor Made
TF
Abercrombie & Fitch

littala
TF
The Cosmetics Company Store
TF
Adidas
TF
lnéd
TF
The North Face
TF
Agete
TF
lsetan
TF
Theory
TF
Agnés B. Voyage

Journal Standard
TF
Timberland
TF
Alexander Wang
TF
Kate Spade New York
TF
Tod’s
TF
Anayi

L.L.Bean
TF
Tommy Hilfiger
TF
Armani Factory Store
TF
Lacoste
TF
Tory Burch
TF
Art Beng
TF
Le Creuset
TF
Tsumori Chisato
TF
As Known As
TF
Le Souk
TF
Tumi
TF
Banana Republic

Lego
TF
United Arrows
TF
Bandai Asobi:
TF
Levi’s
TF
Untitled by Nextdoor
TF
Berneys New York
TF
Loro Piana
TF
Urban Research
TF
Beams
TF
Lowrys Farm
TF
Valentino
TF
Blue Cross

Mackintosh
TF
Vivienne Westwood
TF
Bornpoint
TF
Maison Margiela
TF
Wacoal
TF
Bose
TF
Men’s Bigi
TF
Zero Halliburton
TF
Brioni
TF
Mezzo Piano

Food & Café

Brunello Cucinelli
TF
Miki House
TF
18 ½ Steakhouse

Callaway
TF
Moncler
TF
Benitora Kitchen

Camper
TF
Moussy
TF
Benitora Shaochi Ten

Cath Kidston
TF
Nara Camicie
TF
Enoteca & Cases
TF
Cecil Mcbee
TF
New Balance
TF
Food Bazaar

Champion
TF
Nike

Gelato Pique Café Creperie

Ciaopanic
TF
Nikon
TF
Godiva

Coleman

Oakley
TF
McDonald’s

Columbia Sportwear
TF
Olive des Olive
TF
Philly’s

Disney

Pearly Gates
TF
Sam Choy’s Café

Dog Dept
TF
Petit Bateau

Sweet Factory Plus

Dolce & Gabbana
TF
Plaza

Torafuku

Dunhill
TF
Pokémon Store
TF
Trattoria Tavola

Ecco

Polo Ralph Lauren
TF
Tully’s Coffee

Ef-dé
TF
Pom Ponette

Uogah

Ellesse
TF
Puma
TF


Emilio Pucci

Ralph Lauren Home



Ermenegildo Zegna
TF
Reebok
TF


Etro
TF
Regal
TF


Folli Follie
TF
Salvatore Ferragamo Company Store
TF


Fragrance Outlet

Samantha Thavasa



Furia
TF
Samsonite
TF


G-Shock
TF
Sanrio



Gelato Pique
TF
Sly
TF


Givenchy

Snidel
TF


Hakka
TF
Spick and Span
TF



- "TF" denote "TAX FREE".


Video links:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JAzk...
https://youtu.be/6JAzkZFWLVg

Reference:
Gotemba_Premium_Outlets - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotemba_Premium_Outlets