Keio Department Store Shinjuku

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Reviews

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  Vijayalakshmi Krishna

  5 months agoView on Google

  A lot of choices , helpful staff. The tax free is very hard to get to. Something for everyone in the family. In the station itself , so easy to get to. Definitely recommend for a quick shopping trip

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  Caroline Loves Travel

  7 months agoView on Google

  Good that it offers tax free services, however the tax refund counter is very far away, also getting the 5% discount coupon is not user friendly as where to get the coupon is the same queue for tax refund so basically it is like spending time for tax refund twice.

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  Steve Tong

  2 weeks agoView on Google

  We were waiting for the evening light projection show at the Tokyo Metro building so we decided to stop by and kill time here. Did not realized this was a department store and it was pretty big. Issue was some shops were spaced far between so it took a bit of walking. Good food options like other department stores. The Mizuno staffs were great, but we didn't buy because they didn't have what the kid was looking for, or his size (he has to be EE, not just E or W) The top floor is opened root top with plants and fishes! Not quite an aquarium or dedicated fish store, but it does has quite a few different kinds of gold fishes.

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  Kevin Kee

  a week agoView on Google

  This is the most boring place in Shinjuku. I sometimes have to go there to pick up special orders (which themselves have to be placed by phone or fax). If you're under 50, there's a good chance you're the youngest person there.

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  Ducati Paso

  2 years agoView on Google

  B1 food floor supermarket has a Legitimate selection of higher end groceries. Maze like layout detracts from the shopping experience. Mezzanine basement floor gift food and ready to eat section is nice. Being attached to Shinjuku Station the Bento selection is above average. Prices are a bit cheaper than fancier department stores.