Canal City Hakata
Browse Canal City Hakata’s curved shopping terraces, pause beside the water and build a meal or fountain performance into the visit.

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65 active places in this lensBrowse Canal City Hakata’s curved shopping terraces, pause beside the water and build a meal or fountain performance into the visit.
Explore Yokohama Chinatown through regional cooking, colourful gates and community temples, leaving time for the quieter streets between its busy dining routes.
Walk around Yokohama’s brick port warehouses, then explore the shops, food and cultural spaces adapted within their historic industrial shells.
Explore Roppongi Hills at street level, then choose an exhibition, a meal or Tokyo City View to give the visit a more focused destination.
Explore Landmark Tower’s shopping and dockyard setting in Minato Mirai; its Sky Garden observation floor is currently closed for refurbishment.

Gotemba Premium Outlets spreads its shops across an open-air complex in the foothills near Mount Fuji. Mountain views, when conditions allow, are part of the setting rather than a guaranteed feature of the day. Check the brands and site map first: the scale of the complex makes a focused shopping plan more useful than a brief browse between other stops.

American Village is a waterfront shopping and entertainment district in Mihama, Chatan. Depot Island's colorful streets, restaurants and seaside setting make it a place to wander between stops rather than a single attraction with one entrance. Choose the businesses you want to visit individually, then leave time for the waterfront.
See Shibuya's crossings and railways spread into the city from an indoor gallery and weather-dependent rooftop.
Wander canals and flower gardens, then choose the rides, shows or evening lights that suit your visit.

Outside Shibuya Station, pedestrians cross from several directions during the same signal phase at Shibuya Scramble Crossing. The surrounding screens and converging streets make the intersection part of the experience of Shibuya itself. Treat the crossing as a short stop within a wider neighborhood walk, keeping the pedestrian routes clear while taking photographs.
Explore Kobe's Chinese food traditions around Nankinmachi's gates, shops and central square.

GINZA SIX combines luxury retail with contemporary art, dining and a rooftop garden on Ginza's Chuo-dori. The Kanze Noh Theatre adds a separate performing-arts destination within the complex. Decide whether your visit is for shopping, the building's public spaces or a performance, since each calls for a different plan.
Kokusai-dori links the prefectural-office area with Makishi through central Naha. Souvenir shops, restaurants and music venues line the route, while side streets lead into covered shopping arcades and the market area. Use the avenue as a starting point for exploring Naha's commercial center, allowing time to turn off the main street.
Shinsaibashi-Suji is a covered shopping corridor through Osaka's Minami district, mixing fashion stores and larger retailers with established specialist shops. Its linear layout lends itself to browsing on foot between the Shinsaibashi and Namba areas. Check individual businesses if you have a specific purchase in mind; the arcade does not operate as a single store.
Follow Narita's temple approach into a living pilgrimage complex centered on devotion to Fudo Myoo.
Find Vories' decorative details among the shopping floors and entrances of Daimaru Shinsaibashi.
SHIBUYA109 gathers youth-fashion retailers inside the cylindrical landmark near Shibuya's main crossing. Clothing, accessories and store displays give a concentrated view of the district's fashion retail, with the mix evolving as styles change. Browse several floors to compare the shops, checking the current directory if a particular brand is your priority.
Ikebukuro PARCO mixes fashion, food and rotating pop-culture retail by the station.

Fukuoka PARCO is a Tenjin shopping complex with fashion, food and changing cultural retail. PARCO has announced that this branch is scheduled to close at the end of February 2027.
Fashion, food and rotating specialty retail across Nagoya PARCO's Yabacho buildings.
Station-side retail, dining and rotating specialty tenants at Urawa PARCO.
Sennichimae Doguyasuji reveals Osaka's restaurant culture through the tools behind it. Knives, cookware, tableware, signs and food models fill specialist shops along a compact Namba arcade. Browse with a particular interest in mind or compare what different businesses supply; the street serves working kitchens as well as visitors shopping for smaller items.
Browse Sendai PARCO's station-side shops and dining.
Browse Shinsaibashi PARCO's shops, culture and dining.
Laforet Harajuku brings fashion shops into a compact building whose split-level floors encourage browsing between different labels and styles. Its role in Harajuku's fashion culture extends beyond a single brand, while the upper-floor museum space hosts changing programs. Visit for the current retail mix and check the exhibition schedule if that is part of your interest.
Browse Hiroshima PARCO near the Hondori shopping area.
Explore Sapporo PARCO's shops near Odori.
Explore Amemura's street fashion, music and murals around Sankaku Park.
Mix Kichijoji shopping with pop-ups, food and cinema.
The Harajuku flagship of BABY, THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT in Harajuku / Jingumae.
GiGO’s Kansai flagship in Dotonbori, a large multi-floor arcade with crane and capsule games.

Browse 6%DOKIDOKI's original and selected kawaii fashion goods at its second-floor Harajuku shop on Jingumae 4-chome.
Angelic Pretty Harajuku presents the label’s elaborate sweet-Lolita style inside Laforet Harajuku. Dresses, decorative prints and coordinated accessories make the boutique a focused place to explore its storybook aesthetic, with each collection bringing a different combination of colours, motifs, lace and ribbons.
Angelic Pretty's Kyoto boutique, reopened in July 2026 near Shijo-Kawaramachi — Shijo / Kawaramachi.
In Nagoya / Sakae, angelic Pretty's Nagoya PARCO boutique for Lolita fashion and accessories.
Angelic Pretty's Osaka boutique in the Shinsaibashi fashion district.
Angelic Pretty's Shibuya PARCO boutique, pairing Lolita fashion with a major pop-culture complex.
A Shinjuku branch of the influential Lolita fashion label Angelic Pretty.
A combined BABY and ALICE and the PIRATES boutique in Ikebukuro P'PARCO.
In Shijo / Kawaramachi, A combined BABY and ALICE and the PIRATES boutique in Kawaramachi OPA.

BABY, THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT Osaka brings ornate Lolita fashion to Nishi-Shinsaibashi’s alternative-shopping streets. The boutique centres on the label’s romantic dresses and coordinated details, offering a close look at how lace, frills and accessories work together in its distinctive approach to dressing.

Closet Child Harajuku specialises in secondhand Lolita, gothic, punk and related Japanese fashion. Its two floors in the Maruichi Harajuku Building separate sweet and classical labels from a broader mix of darker and designer styles, with the selection changing as garments are bought and sold.
Closet Child's Ikebukuro branch for second-hand Japanese subculture fashion.
Closet Child's Osaka branch, a resale stop for Lolita, gothic and punk fashion; a stop in Shinsaibashi / Amerikamura.
A specialist second-hand Lolita, gothic and punk fashion shop in Shinjuku in Nishi-Shinjuku.
Harajuku brings together Tokyo’s youth-fashion streets, specialist boutiques and conspicuous sweet shops in a compact area east of the station. Takeshita Street supplies the bustle; Laforet, Cat Street and the Jingūmae side streets reveal different approaches to dress, from elaborate subculture looks to casual everyday style.
Shijō / Nishinotōin: A central Kyoto kimono specialist carrying new and recycled garments, obi, fabric bolts.
Find the Harajuku branch on Laforet’s fifth floor.
Find LIZ LISA on Lumine EST Shinjuku’s second floor.
Find LIZ LISA on SHIBUYA109’s sixth floor in Shibuya.
LIZ LISA Tennoji MIO offers the label’s detailed girly fashion within Osaka’s busy station shopping complex. Ribbons, lace and coordinated pieces give the clothes a recognisable softness, while seasonal designs make the branch useful for seeing how those recurring details are styled into complete looks.
Shop LIZ LISA on EST’s first floor in Umeda.
The Kyoto directly-managed shop for Metamorphose temps de fille; a stop in Teramachi.
The Harajuku directly-managed shop for Metamorphose temps de fille.
The Nagoya directly-managed shop for Metamorphose temps de fille inside Sakae NOVA.
The Osaka directly-managed shop for Metamorphose temps de fille; a stop in Shinsaibashi.
OZZ ONESTE's Umeda boutique inside HEP FIVE.
ozzconte occupies the fourth floor of MAGNET by SHIBUYA109, bringing OZZ ON’s theatrical approach to fashion into central Shibuya. Layered shapes and decorative garments make it a place to explore the label’s range, especially when a single statement piece is more appealing than conventional souvenir shopping.
OZZONESTE's Sunshine City branch for gothic and alternative Japanese fashion in Ikebukuro.
OZZONESTE's Nagoya branch in the Esca underground shopping mall in Nagoya Station / Esca.

OZZONESTE Shinjuku Subnade brings OZZ ON’s layered alternative fashion into the underground shopping passages near Kabukicho. Gothic influences, decorative motifs and structured silhouettes sit across pieces intended to be combined, making the boutique interesting for visitors who enjoy building an outfit around unusual shapes and details.
An OZZONESTE branch in the Yaesu underground shopping network beside Tokyo Station in Tokyo Station / Yaesu.
The Osaka Amerikamura home of QutieFrash, known for Japanese gothic, wa-goth, Chinese-inspired; a stop in Amerikamura / Shinsaibashi.
A multi-level TAITO STATION in Sapporo’s Tanukikoji arcade, combining prize and video-game.
A multi-level Gion-area shop for vintage and secondhand kimono, haori; a stop in Gion / Higashiyama.
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