Where is the largest shopping mall in Japan? Introducing "AEON LakeTown," a popular mall near Tokyo

Where is the largest shopping mall in Japan? Introducing "AEON LakeTown," a popular mall near Tokyo

We will introduce the attractions and access methods of AEON Lake Town, one of Japan's largest shopping centers that is attracting attention in the suburbs of Tokyo, as well as information on a new mall scheduled to open in 2026.

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Where is Japan's Largest Shopping Mall?

Japan is home to many popular shopping malls, outlet malls, and commercial complexes, attracting attention as places where you can enjoy shopping, gourmet food, and leisure activities all at once. So, which are the largest malls in Japan?

Currently AEON LakeTown in suburban Tokyo is Japan's largest

AEON Mall

AEON Mall

Currently (September 2025), AEON Lake Town in Koshigaya Koshigaya City Saitama Prefecture , is known as one of the largest shopping malls in Japan. The nearest station is Koshigaya Lake Town Station on the JR Musashino , and it opened in 2008. AEON Lake Town is made up of three buildings: kaze, mori, and OUTLET, and is home to over 700 specialty stores and an AEON Style mall.

Explore AEON LakeTown — Shops, Food, Access

AEON LAKE TOWN

AEON LAKE TOWN

4-2-2 Lake Town, Koshigaya City, Saitama Prefecture 343-0828

Japan's largest shopping mall scheduled to open in 2026

In 2026, a new large-scale commercial complex, one of the largest in Japan, may be born in the Kuwabara district of Toride City, Ibaraki Prefecture Toride City. Redevelopment of the area is underway at the request of local landowners. AEON Mall and AEON Town JV have been selected as the potential business partner, and "AEON Mall Toride(provisional name)" is scheduled to open after 2026.

Although it is still in the planning stage, the site is expected to cover approximately 67 hectares, which is about 1.3 times the size of Tokyo Disneyland and larger than Koshigaya Lake Town. If realized, it is expected to become one of the largest shopping malls in Japan, making a major contribution to the tourism and economic development of Toride City.

Features of Japan's Largest Shopping Mall "AEON LakeTown"

AEON LakeTown

AEON LakeTown

AEON Lake Town is made up of three areas: "Kaze," "Mori," and "OUTLET," each with its own unique charm.

Compare Areas: mori / kaze / OUTLET — Find Your Zone

Attractions of Japan's Largest Shopping Mall "AEON LakeTown"

AEON LakeTown Mori

AEON LakeTown Mori

AEON Lake Town has a variety of attractions, not just for shopping, but also for its easy access, the opportunity to interact with nature, and its sustainable initiatives.

Why AEON LakeTown? Highlights & Time-Saving Tips

Beyond shopping near Tokyo: catch pro baseball!

Saitama SEIBU Lions| Belluna Dome(Tokorozawa)

The all-weather dome is comfortable, and there is a wide selection of stadium food, including "Shishimanma."

Where is the largest shopping mall in Japan? Introducing "AEON LakeTown," a popular mall near Tokyo

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Chiba Lotte Marines| ZOZO Marine (Kaihin Makuhari)

There are also many events held at the seaside ballpark.

Where is the largest shopping mall in Japan? Introducing "AEON LakeTown," a popular mall near Tokyo

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Tokyo Yakult Swallows| Meiji Jingu Stadium(City Center)

Enjoy the retro atmosphere and powerful cheering.

Where is the largest shopping mall in Japan? Introducing "AEON LakeTown," a popular mall near Tokyo

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