Shopping in Tokyo's Trendy Stores: Coupon Guide

With 121 direct sales stores in Japan and 146 distribution points, it is the largest Life Style Store in Japan. MUJI is committed to promoting a simple, natural and enriching philosophy of life, providing consumers with simple, natural, basic, high-quality, reasonably priced products for everyday life, without wasting production materials and focusing on product environmental issues. It’s goal is to provide consumers with a continuous stream of interesting and diverse product selections.

MUJI's products focus on the concepts of simplicity, elegance, environmental protection, and people-oriented. There is no brand mark on packaging and product design. Product categories range from pencils, notebooks, and food to basic kitchen appliances. Recently, they have also entered industry categories such as building construction, flower shops, and coffee shops.

Loft is a chain of grocery stores that integrates groceries, books, and cinema. It is a subsidiary of Seibu. Loft stores are located throughout Japan and has expanded to Thailand.

The most incredible thing about Loft is that it sells youth apparel only on the ground floor. The other six-levels of the store sell travel products, home furnishings, lights, stationery, household items, watches, health products, and more. Basically, those that enjoy grocery shoppingcould stay in the store for a long time and won’t want to leave.

Otsuka Furniture brings together more than 67000 items from 184 companies in 25 countries as well as from 278 companies in Japan. There are famous top brand furniture items from Italy, Germany, Britain, Switzerland, Denmark, the United States and other countries in the exhibition hall, as well as curtains, lighting, accessories, bedding, etc., offering stunning visual enjoyment. In addition, it also features a selection of Japanese-style furniture from the famous Japanese production areas, carrying on the beauty of Japanese tradition. Otsuka Furniture is a wonderful collection of furniture exhibits, truly the largest in Japan.

As a furniture and interior decoration furniture store, Otsuka furniture is superior to department stores in terms of stock. In the exhibition hall of Otsuka Furniture, there are staff who understand Chinese, Korean and English; experienced interior decoration consultants will provide advice and guidance on the overall mix-and-match to help achieve the ideal lifestyle, taking into account the customer's problems and needs.

The CouCou brand is a colorful Japanese brand for daily necessities. It is a chain store that iswidely reported on by TV, magazine, and other media. In the pink shop, the products are mainly inexpensive home furnishings, as well as kitchen supplies, bathroom products, stationery,etc. There are about 3500 varieties of items.

Stepping into the store, you can feel involuntary joy and excitement. This is where girls can enjoy shopping like a princess.

Japanese everyday grocery goods have always been popular with the public, but their high prices are often an obstacle. The various household groceries sold in the CouCou store, whether it is hair accessories, bath products, kitchen utensils, home furnishings, etc., are all only JP¥300, and not only with price promotions. The level of styling and quality is quite high and verypopular with female customers. It has become a new social movement.

Atre is a large shopping mall in Tokyo, with branches in more than 30 areas in Japanese including Kichijoji, Akihabara and Shinagawa. It has persisted in offering customers 100 Atre styles in 100 Atre shops, which is the charm of Atre.

The Kichijoji Store is located in a large-scale integrated shopping mall in Kichijoji. The interior is spacious and close to nature. It is divided into the main building and the East Hall, mainly specializing in fashion, lifestyle, restaurants, and coffee. On the second floor, there are stationery stores and Book First bookstores. The shopping environment is comfortable with a wide variety of goods. It is one of the most popular shopping centers for locals.