Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu: Only an Hour Away From Tokyo! Stores, Restaurants, Facilities, and More
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From Tokyo, it takes about an hour by bus or car to Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu, one of the largest shopping venues in Japan. The facility offers a wide variety of brands at affordable prices. This article introduces the stores and dining opportunities here.
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Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu: Easily Accessible from Tokyo!
Mitsui Outlet Park (MOP) Kisarazu is a very accessible facility. It is a 40- to 50-minute drive from Tokyo, Yokohama, or Kawasaki and only 25 minutes from Haneda Airport.
A visit to the facility can easily fit into an itinerary during a Tokyo sightseeing tour.
From Tokyo Station
The shuttle bus bound for MOP Kisarazu departs from Tokyo Midtown Yaesu B2F, NO.12 bus stand, located on the second basement floor of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu. Six buses run from 9:05 to 11:35 on weekdays, and 12 buses run from 8:45 to 12:25 on weekends and national holidays.
The bus for Tokyo Station leaves from bus stop 1 at Kisarazu. Six buses run from 15:30 to 20:30 on weekdays, and 12 buses run from 14:30 to 20:30 on weekends and national holidays. The ride takes about 50 minutes.
Tickets can be purchased at a vending machine, and IC cards such as Suica can be used to ride the bus.
There are also shuttle buses leaving from Shinjuku, Shibuya, Shinagawa, and Ikebukuro. For further information, check this page.
Umihotaru Parking Area
Picture courtesy of Trans-Tokyo Bay Highway Corporation
Umihotaru Parking Area, located along the route to Kisarazu, is a spot that should not be missed.
Visitors can take in the panoramic view from the parking area, floating on Tokyo Bay while enjoying the sea breeze. (*)
* Please note that shuttle buses do not stop at Umihotaru.
Look for Your Favorite Brands
MOP Kisarazu, with about 300 stores, is one of the largest shopping malls in Japan. It boasts various domestic and international brands, from high-class to budget-friendly finds.
The facility handles clothing, sportswear, kitchenware, and general merchandise. Souvenir shops and eateries are also located on the grounds, offering visitors a wide range of activities.
The items are sold at bargain prices, so visitors should have a field day at MOP Kisarazu.
Below is a list of recommended stores.
Le Creuset
Le Creuset is a well-known French kitchenware brand worldwide. Many people long to own Le Creuset products.
The shop at Kisarazu has a vast lineup of merchandise. The sight should arouse the customer's passion to purchase goods. Cutlery, along with pots and pans, will be vying for attention. Some may want to snag everything on the shelves.
Colorful chopsticks, exclusively made for Japan, are ideal souvenirs and perfect gifts. It will make a nice present for someone special, along with pots.
niko and ...
niko and ... is a brand named after the phrase "Nobody I Know Own Style." As the title suggests, the brand is supported by people of all ages who are searching for self-expression through clothes.
The products adapt to various modes without sacrificing design. There is a niko and ... merchandise for everyone.
They produce various accessories, bags, and clothing, with all items priced moderately.
niko and ... is a brand that will wholly support your outfit.
BEAMS OUTLET
BEAMS OUTLET is a famous Japanese boutique that is also well-known internationally. The company has created its unique style and has loyal followers worldwide.
BEAMS OUTLET offers merchandise at an irresistible price, from standard menswear to fashionable women's wear, along with cute and unique children's apparel.
This store satisfies all family members with an item for everyone to enjoy.
MICHAEL KORS
MICHAEL KORS, known for its sophisticated urban style, is a luxury brand with stores and fans worldwide.
The MOP Kisarazu store offers a wide selection of men's and women's clothing, bags, watches, and eyeglasses.
Their products are fashionable, with a standard yet modern touch. They are elegant items while being functional.
LEGO® STORE
Many fans were overjoyed when a LEGO® STORE opened in MOP Kisarazu. The store boasts a comprehensive lineup of merchandise, including sought-after items like the Botanical Collection and models related to Japanese culture, such as castles.
The Kisarazu store offers additional services: "BUILD A MINI FIGURE", where customers can choose the body parts to make a one-of-a-kind figure and "Pick a Brick", where customers can purchase specific pieces they need.
This store is not only for LEGO enthusiasts but also for ordinary visitors.
Disney Store
The Disney Store makes everyone happy, and this is the same at MOP Kisarazu.
The store, handling a wide variety of merchandise, is a must-visit spot for Disney fans. Some people might want to purchase everything they can put their hands on.
The fusion of fashion and ecology "KISARAZU CONCEPT STORE"
"This cutting-edge facility—based on sustainable, ecological ideas—is located next to MOP Kisarazu. It offers a unique shopping experience and is also an experiment in recycling clothing.
Formerly displayed merchandise, items left in storage, and slightly defective products from across Japan are gathered here and sold at a bargain price. With its wide range of clothes, it is like an apparel theme park.
The admission fee is 300 yen for adults. There is no charge for junior high students and under. Some of the proceeds will be donated to organizations working on social issues.
The items are exhibited attractively in every area.
There is a vast lineup of brands with unique display styles. Some people might think they have entered a museum.
All the merchandise looks like it has been given a new life and is waiting for someone to take it home.
Stop by Kisarazu Concept Store, satisfy your curiosity, and look for an item that fits your style. There may be an unexpected, one-and-only type of find.
The system is also unique. First, you put all the clothing that interests you in the cart and try it on in the fitting room.
Take the ones you will purchase to the cashier and hand over the rest at the return counter.
If you have the opportunity, visit the "FITTING STUDIO" on the second floor, which are furnished with special lighting and a full-length mirror.
All the fitting rooms are designed elegantly, and customers can take photographs while trying new clothes. Walking the corridors will make you feel like a model in a fashion show.
Visitors to MOP Kisarazu should not miss this facility since it offers a new shopping experience.
Taste Local Cuisines at the Food Court
MOP Kisarazu has a pleasant food court. Given its ample space, visitors can spend some time here while resting from shopping.
Many popular local cuisines are served at the food court. The following is a list of recommended eateries:
Wappa Chaya Kawana
This eatery is managed by Ryokan Kawana, an onsen ryokan in Chiba Prefecture's Kimitsu City, famous for its fine cuisine. (*)
Their dishes are cooked with carefully selected, fresh, local products. The kaisen-don is packed with tasteful, seasonal material. Visitors can spend some relaxing hours while dining here.
* Chaya is an eatery providing light meals and beverages.
Matsudo Tomita Seimen
This eatery is managed by a ramen restaurant in Chiba Prefecture's Matsudo City. Their signature dish is a special tsukemen (broth and noodles served separately) that is famous among locals.
The homemade noodles, made by mixing two types of special wheat flour, are kneaded every morning. They are extra thick and chewy, with a firm texture. It is a one-and-only kind of dish that is only available here.
Their tsukemen has a refreshing taste and is full of umami with a trailing fragrance. They also serve various types of ramen, so please give it a try!
Stores to Purchase Chiba Souvenirs
Shunsai
Those who wish to purchase unique products from Chiba Prefecture should visit Shunsai. This store is a treasure trove, handling seasonal products of the Boso Peninsula and popular merchandise.
They also handle seafood, dry food, and various products made from peanuts, a local specialty of Chiba. There are items fit for a nice gift, such as locally brewed sake and popular confections.
Minamitei
This is a popular store in Chiba Prefecture that specializes in Baumkuchen. While they offer various types, from standard to special, be sure to taste the freshly baked cakes.
The fresh cakes can only be tasted at the Kanaya Main Store (*) and the MOP Kisarazu store. Their light texture and mild, sweet taste make them popular among people of all ages.
The cake can be eaten at the store or at the outdoor garden seats with coffee or tea. It is an ideal snack when taking a break.
Minamitei also handles various confections, which are perfect for souvenirs.
*Please note that the Kanaya Main Store serves freshly baked cakes only on weekends and national holidays.
Various Services
For Overseas Visitors
Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu offers various services to support overseas visitors.
There is a free baggage check (open only on weekends and national holidays), refundable coin-operated lockers, currency exchange machines, and an information desk, which supports the various needs of visitors.
Some tax-free items can be filed at each store, while others must be taken to the counter at the tourist information desk (tax-free counter). For details, please check this floor guide.
Those who wish to file several tax-free items purchased at different stores must go to the tourist information desk.
They must also download PIE VAT, a free app to refund value-added tax. The staff at the tourist information desk will answer any questions while assisting with the app downloading and filing of papers.
For Infants and Pets
The facility also offers services to help family groups with infants.
There are restrooms for small children, rooms for nursing and diaper changes, rental strollers, and a library with children's books.
There are facilities for pets as well. A large dog park is located beside East 1 Gate.
Picture courtesy of sakagamike café
Pets are allowed at sakagamike café, located on the grounds. This is a facility where visitors can dine with their animal friends.
It is managed by Sakagamike, a dog and cat shelter based in Sodegaura City. The shelter rescues stray animals and aims for an endurable, independent management without relying on volunteers or donations.
The cafe also welcomes visitors sans pets. We recommend visiting and browsing the gift shop.
Their popular menu item is roast beef focaccia, made with wagyu sirloin. They also serve various confections and beverages, including popcorn for dogs.
Visitors can relax at this cafe, where tables are spaciously laid out both inside and outside.
In Conclusion
Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu, one of the largest shopping venues in Japan, is the best option for a shopping day trip from Tokyo. The facility, which boasts various brands, can be accessed in an hour from the metropolitan area.
It also offers local cuisine and various services for overseas visitors.
Do schedule a visit and have fun shopping!
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