Uniqlo Ginza Flagship Store

First time in Japan visiting from Canada - this store is massive! Each floor has a change room, so it's best to try on clothes as you go up. If you can split your group into 2, men have like 3 floors and women have 3 as well (I think). Top floor has a cafe, which we deeply needed. I had the White Peach soda, so delicious 🤤 (sorry forgot the photo). It can get packed sometimes we went in at 1pm and out at 3:30pm. Around 3 it started to get waaaayy too crowded. Best thing ever is it's tax free and you get a lot for your money!

The Uniqlo Ginza Flagship Store was excellent. As usual we cannot manage not to shop a lot <3 With 11 floors there are a lot of product lines. They also have a lot of special clothes and services like print your own designs The only negative. Looong wait on the ladies restroom and the store was a bit hot.

It was really busy when I visited and the shop is huge. I prefer some other Uniqlos I visited not as big and mainly not as busy too. I was surprised to learn about the custom order (great option for in person customers).

One of the first things I do when booking a trip is to check if there is a Uniqlo.... I was so happy to see that the flagship store was in Ginza! Even happier to find that there was a Cafe and an area close to a window that my boys could enjoy their drinks and relax whilst I shopped. Staff were helpful and were cooperative if a question was asked. Wish I'd have been able to get custom made but next time.

It is one of the biggest store of uniqlo. It is in Ginza. From. Ginza station it is only 300 m away. At the 12 th floor, it serves coffee shop. This store is little crowded but well managed by staffs. Every floor has checkout counters. Also this shop is tax free for travelers. However, tax free things are not for residents. So, this crowd is mostly foreign travelers. At the entrance, uniqlo has flower shop too. Enjoy shopping ☺️

A flagship store with 12 stories, a cafe at the very top floor with a fun view down on Ginza and neighboring tall buildings. Due to the many levels, the actual shop is rather small on each floor and shaped like a T, with some tight aisles and corners. It was rather chaotic and very crowded when I visited on a weekday afternoon. Completely packed with visitors at the tax free counters. I had a hard time locating the shirts I wanted, I simply couldn't find the right style across 4 floors. I eventually went to a smaller Uniqlo shop with a larger footprint and less floors. Beautiful flower shop on the main floor entry way. Definitely worth a quick visit to see all the fun tote bags and T-shirt collaborations with Ginza, but not when it is super crowded.

As the flagship this has everything you need for basic T-shirts to whole suits. In my opinion the quality matches the price, looks good but in the end is still cheap materials. One thing that turned me off was that when I tried to use their T-shirt printing service, they denied me because they google searched the image I was going to print and they said it was “copyrighted”. It’s funny because my friend (which was not with me at the time) owns the right for the images and the lady in charge of printing flat out refused to print them because they were available in google results. As with anything in Japan, if you deviated a little bit of what they think is right, it throws them off and refuse to help.

The biggest Uniqlo I have been so far. 12 floor and they got Cafe at top of the floor. Shopping comes easy, the tax free process also at ease. Very Helpful staff. My kids really enjoyed their choc brownies & Dori yakı.