
The best shopping malls and department stores in Kyoto are found clustered close together along the main shopping street of Karasuma Dori. Take the subway to Karasuma Station or Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station and it’s easy to walk along the sheltered sidewalk from one to the other in any weather.
You’ll find an incredible array of items in Kyoto shopping malls, including fashion, sportswear, home furnishings, cosmetics, and excellent food – both groceries and freshly prepared. Kyoto shopping malls stock the best Japanese brands as well as premium products from Europe, US and beyond, meaning you can find just about anything you might need. If you’re buying a gift for a loved one, be sure to tell the staff as most malls offer a wrapping service, complete with pretty little bow.
Shopping and dining in Kyoto’s city centre
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AEON MALL Kyoto Gojo is one of the largest malls in Kyoto. It boasts a great selection of shops and is also a go-to spot for locals and travellers looking to try some flavours besides traditional Japanese cuisine. From international brands and local goods to multinational dining options, mall-goers are spoilt for choice here.
Thanks to its all-under-one-roof nature, many agree that AEON MALL Kyoto Gojo is a great place for last-minute shopping before leaving the city. The fun factor is also cranked up whenever a seasonal event is held. If you’re visiting Kyoto around Christmas or New Year, give this mall a visit.
ที่ตั้ง: 25-1 Saiinoiwakecho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 615-0035, Japan
เปิด: Daily from 10 am to 9 pm
โทร: +81 (0)7-5326-8701

AEON MALL Kyoto Gojo
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With many years of experience in retailing, Takashimaya is one of the major department store brands in Japan with 20 stores under its belt, including branches in New York, Singapore, Taiwan and Bangkok. It was actually founded in Kyoto as a kimono shop back in 1831, but Takashimaya later grew into a bigger store with more selections and moved its headquarters to Osaka where it remains to this day. You’ll find a huge selection of clothing here, including some of Japan’s most in trend fashion and brands. The Kyoto store holds regular cultural and art exhibitions. It’s easy to find Takashimaya above Hankyu Kawaramachi Station.
เปิด: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm
โทร: +81 (0)75-221-8811

Takashimaya Department Store
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Fujii Daimaru is one of Kyoto’s smaller department stores but is still packed with interesting, trendy shops selling unique fashion for young men and women. Rather than rows of restaurants, Fujii buzzes with intimate cafés and bistros – although there is a food court which serves a great variety of dishes. If you’re looking for men’s fashion, head to the excellent Beams outlet on the first floor – it stocks some limited-edition T-shirts you can only find here. It’s easy to find Fuji Daimaru as it’s just a couple of minutes’ walk from Kawaramachi Station on the Hankyu Line.
ที่ตั้ง: 605 Teramachi-dori, Shimogyo, Kyoto, 600-8031, Japan
เปิด: Daily from 10.30 am to 8 pm
โทร: +81 (0)75-221-8181

Fujii Daimaru Department Store
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If you need last-minute shopping before leaving town, try the huge department store called Isetan located inside JR Kyoto Station. Isetan features modern and fashionable imported and local-produced clothing, bags, cosmetics and more.
The top floor has countless beautiful kimonos in many patterns and styles. Down on the food floor in the basement, you won’t believe the variety of displays of delicious Japanese cuisine. If you have children, a cruise through the kids’ section will unearth some excellent toys and dolls. Japan is well known for ‘cute’ characters like Hello Kittie and you’ll find a whole range of branded items here.
ที่ตั้ง: JR Kyoto Station, Higashi Shijokoji-cho, Karasuma Shijokoji, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto
เปิด: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm
โทร: +81 (0)75-352-1111

Isetan Department Store
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Daimaru is a large chain store with many branches in Japan and even a few overseas, but it’s first branch was actually here in Kyoto. There are currently 3 Daimaru stores in Kyoto. The biggest one is on Shijo Dori, west of Takakura, and has 9 floors with a good range of products such as men’s and women’s wear, bedding, local souvenirs, electronic goods, and household goods, including Japanese kitchenware.
ที่ตั้ง: 79 Tachiurinishimachi, Shijo Takakura, Simogyo, Kyoto, 600-8511, Japan