Shop From Japan’s Biggest Shopping Selection: ~330 Stores at MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU

Even if you’re looking forward to shopping in Tokyo, and all the goodies you’ll be bringing home, planning that kind of shopping spree can be a hassle, and collecting purchases to drag along the sidewalks and onto train platforms in Shinjuku and Shibuya can be… a drag! If you have to contend with Japan’s humid summer or chilly winter weather at the same time, just walking through the streets and trying to get from place to place can be exhausting. It’s easy to find yourself wishing all the fashion, cosmetics, luxury goods, and everyday household items from all your favorite brands were gathered in one place. As it turns out, MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU might be just what you’re looking for.

MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU is designed to feel open and inviting, more like a resort than a shopping mall, and an expansion in June 2025 saw the addition of numerous new brands (and lots of other renovations). The total number of stores is now around 330 (more than any other outlet mall in Japan), and the list includes everything from international luxury labels and everyday fashion to cosmetics, drugstores, and a selection of other homewares and everyday items. Plus, the mall has more than 40 places to eat, numerous rest areas, and facilities designed to keep young children happy, making it easy for visitors to enjoy their time shopping, eating, and relaxing with their families, all day long.

How to Get to MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU

Although MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU is located in Chiba (next to Tokyo), it’s easily accessible by direct express bus from both central Tokyo and Yokohama, as well as from Haneda and Narita airports. This makes it especially convenient for travelers ready to shop as soon as they arrive in Japan, or anyone who wants to make the most of one final shopping opportunity before flying home.

The mall is also accessible by train and bus—a 10-minute bus ride from JR Sodegaura Station, or a 20-minute ride from JR Kisarazu Station. Of course, if you plan to bring a big suitcase to contain your new haul (or if you simply find your hands full after a full day of shopping), the convenience of the direct express buses makes those the easier option.

MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU（三井アウトレットパーク 木更津）
3-1-1 Kanedahigashi, Kisarazu, Chiba
Hours: Shops 10:00 – 20:00｜Restaurants 11:00 – 21:00｜Food Court 10:30 – 21:00｜Cafes 9:30– – :00
Transportation:
【Express Bus】Direct buses available from Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ikebukuro, Shinagawa, and Yokohama, as well as Haneda Airport (tickets must be purchased in advance) and Narita Airport (Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays only).
*Please see the official website for express bus fares and schedules.
【Train】10-min bus ride from JR Sodegaura Station, or 20-min bus ride from JR Kisarazu Station
Official Website｜Store Map｜Mall Intro Video

Japanese Outlet Shopping Must-Sees: Brands at MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU

On top of a familiar lineup of international luxury brands like GUCCI, COACH, and LOEWE (all stylized in all caps in Japan), MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU is home to a wide variety of casual Japanese fashion, sportswear, and outdoor equipment, including the recently expanded NIKE FACTORY STORE KISARAZU. The store is now around twice its previous size, making it the largest directly operated NIKE (stylized in all caps) store in Japan. The mall has also added several brands that have never before appeared at a Japanese outlet mall, along with popular names such as lululemon (stylized in all lower case) and MAISON KITSUNÉ (stylized in all caps) , which have opened outlet stores in the Kanto region for the first time.

Not sure where to begin? Take a look at a few of our favorite options!

Sportswear, Outdoor Gear, and Japanese Fashion Recommendations

lululemon

A long-beloved athleisure favorite, “lululemon” is a performance sportswear brand from Vancouver, Canada, guided by the goal of supporting physical and mental well-being to create clothing that combines functionality, comfort, and streamlined tailoring. Its pieces are great for workouts, but stylish enough to fit effortlessly into everyday outfits, too. This location is the brand’s first outlet location in the Kanto region, and the store offers an extensive selection of men’s and women’s clothing and accessories—perfect for anyone who enjoys minimalist athletic styles and functional fashion.

lululemon
Store No.: 9280
Official Page

SALOMON

Founded in Annecy, a city at the foot of the French Alps, SALOMON (stylized in all caps) is a specialist brand popular among outdoor sports enthusiasts thanks to its focus on producing high-performance products for outdoor and mountain activities. The store offers a broad selection of items, ranging from footwear and apparel to a number of different types of sporting equipment, including seasonal gear such as snowboards and windproof jackets available in winter.

SALOMON
Store No.: 9240
Official Page

mont-bell

Whether you’re a fan of mountain climbing or just like to travel, anyone who enjoys outdoor activities should give the renowned Japanese outdoor brand mont-bell (stylized in all lower case) a look. Guided by the dual concepts of “Light & Fast” and “Function is Beauty,” the brand offers practical yet stylish jackets and performance apparel, along with backpacks, hats, and even travel accessories. Whether your plans include hiking, camping, or just practical travel, you can find the right gear here.

mont-bell
Store No.: 3490
Official Page

niko and …

If you’re fascinated by Japanese fashion trends, you won’t want to miss niko and …. (stylized in all lower case)! The brand specializes in products that combine practicality, style, and a touch of whimsy, including men’s and women’s apparel, bags, and other accessories, as well as home furnishings and other bits and bobs. Visit to find yourself an outfit to wear during your trip to Japan, or browse all the unique items that make fun and practical souvenirs.

niko and …
Store No.: 1260
Official Page

BEAMS OUTLET

BEAMS (stylized in all caps) is a pioneer of the Japanese “select shop” thanks to a distinctive knack for curation and flexible aesthetic that lets the brand offer a diverse, but practical, range of styles. The store carries a selection of men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing, as well as other everyday necessities. The shop caters to a wide audience without losing its sense of style, so it’s easy to find items that match your own personal taste, from everyday casual to business attire.

BEAMS OUTLET
Store No.: 2080
Official Page

Footwear for Walking Tens of Thousands of Steps a Day in Japan

ASICS

Guided by the brand philosophy “A Sound Mind in a Sound Body,” ASICS (stylized in all caps) is a brand committed to creating footwear, clothing, and sporting goods that are both functional and comfortable. The iconic patented ASICS GEL technology can be found in their running shoes, training shoes, and other product lines, where the cushioning helps reduce stress on feet all day long. Whether you’re looking for a pair of shoes to keep you running, working out, or walking for hours, ASICS has something to offer.

ASICS
Store No.: 3480
Official Page

Onitsuka Tiger

Onitsuka Tiger actually belongs to the Japanese ASICS Corporation, but while ASICS emphasizes athletic performance, Onitsuka Tiger is known for offering stylish retro silhouettes and a distinctly Japanese aesthetic. The footwear is minimalist yet instantly recognizable, and pairs great with jeans, skirts, and all kinds of casual looks. You’ve probably seen them before—these shoes have become some of the most popular souvenirs for travelers visiting Japan.

Onitsuka Tiger
Store No.: 8420
Official Website

HOKA

French performance footwear brand HOKA (stylized in all caps) is known for its lightweight designs and exceptionally thick-soled cushioning, which fans of the brand like to use for running, jogging, and other athletic activities, as well as everyday commuting and travel. When you’re exploring Japan, the kind of trip where it’s common to walk tens of thousands of steps a day, a comfortable and supportive pair of shoes (like these) becomes especially important.

HOKA
Store No.: 9220
Official Website

Dining at Kisarazu—Rest and Recharge After Shopping

On top of all of our recommendations, you’ll probably find plenty of other stores to visit at the outlet mall, which means you’ve got plenty of shopping to do! But after all that time on your feet, there are plenty of places to sit down and rest, enjoy something sweet, or dig into a proper meal. The mall has more than 40 different dining options, including a few popular Tokyo restaurants usually known for their long lines, with everything from ramen to burgers, plus plenty of desserts to choose from. You can shop till you drop without fear, because it’s easy to refuel after any shopping session!

Shake Shack

The popular New York burger shop Shake Shack is beloved for its seared smash burgers, crispy fries, and signature shakes, all prepared at a slightly elevated level they call “Fine Casual.” The MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU location uses the tranquil blue of Tokyo Bay to create a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere, so when you’re exhausted from all that shopping, it’s a great place to grab a seat and a burger, and admire your latest purchases as you recharge for the second half of your shopping spree.

Shake Shack
Store No.: 9140
Official Website

Tsukishima Monja Kuya

The popular Shibuya restaurant Tsukishima Monja Kuya, previously featured by the Japankuru editorial team in an article about Tokyo restaurants with long lines, has now opened its first outlet location in Kisarazu! Specializing in the Tokyo dish “monjayaki,” the restaurant uses fresh ingredients carefully selected by a Toyosu Market seafood wholesaler established in 1871 to prepare their signature monjayaki, which owes its rich, savory flavor to a mix of seafood, fish, chicken bones, and aromatic vegetables. Every monjayaki is cooked by staff on the griddle directly in front of guests, and between the sizzling sound of the griddle and the irresistible aromas filling the air, the freshly prepared food becomes a true sensory feast.

Tsukishima Monja Kuya (月島もんじゃ くうや)
Store No.: 2220
Official Website

Kyoto Uji Chaso Moritaen

For a distinctly Japanese dining experience, try Kyoto Uji Chaso Moritaen, which offers a menu supervised by Haruhide Morita—Japan’s celebrated “#1 Tea Master” and three-time winner of Japan’s “National Tea Quality Judging Skills Competition.” In addition to a spectacular selection of teas, and an extensive variety of desserts made with Uji matcha and hojicha, the restaurant also serves savory options including rice bowls, matcha-flavored soba noodles, and ochazuke (savory tea rice). The extensive menu is designed to satisfy, whether you want to relax with a leisurely afternoon tea service or savor a full meal followed by dessert.

Kyoto Uji Chaso Moritaen（京都宇治 茶想もりた園）
Store No.: 8470
Official Website

Convenient Outlet Mall Services for International Visitors

MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU is popular among international visitors for a few reasons—not only do they offer convenient direct buses to and from Tokyo, its airports, and other locations, but they also have a comprehensive array of traveler-friendly services that make the shopping complex fun and easy to enjoy.

Free Lockers and Large-Luggage Storage Services

You know what it’s like to travel overseas—international travelers often arrive in Japan toting several bags and suitcases each! But dragging all those big bags around while shopping at MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU, with its 330 stores, would certainly be a pain in the neck (maybe literally). Fortunately, the mall provides luggage lockers (the 100 yen deposit is returned when you retrieve your belongings), as well as a staffed counter that offers free luggage storage on weekends and holidays, when the mall is busiest. So you can enjoy your shopping spree without feeling weighed down, and stock up on plenty of things to stuff those suitcases with!

Family-Friendly Spaces for Relaxing with the Kids

When shopping with young children in tow, having somewhere to sit down and rest is essential. The mall’s Service Lounge provides a comfortable seating area and a quiet space for children, with books to read and space to play while the adults catch their breath. It’s all indoors, so shoppers can take advantage of the space even when the sun outside is blazing or rain is pouring.

In addition to the indoor lounge space, the newly renovated semi-outdoor Roof Terrace is another nice place to relax. The roof provides shade and shelter from the rain, so the space can be used rain or shine, and later in the evening it even takes on a relaxed romantic atmosphere.

Cafes and restaurants (like Shake Shack and Starbucks) can be found nearby, so you can grab a snack or a drink and enjoy them on the terrace!

If you want to give your kids a chance to burn off some energy, the Kids Park near the food court features a playground inspired by ocean waves, where little ones can run and play to their hearts’ content. For older kids, the mall is actually home to Japan’s first permanent outlet mall skatepark at an outlet mall, operated by the skateboard brand “instant skateboards” (stylized in all lowercase). The skatepark has a few different ramps, and a flat practice area good for beginners, making it welcoming for both beginners and experienced skaters. You can even buy a new board at the skate shop and try it out on the spot!

Tax-Free Outlet Shopping: Save More at Over 200 Stores

The discounted prices at a Japanese outlet mall are already tempting enough, but shoppers can save even more with tax-free shopping. Of the approximately 330 stores at MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU, more than 200 offer tax-free shopping for visiting travelers, and while the tax exemption can be processed directly in most stores, purchases from certain participating stores can also be combined into a single tax-refund application. Since the threshold for a tax refund is 5,000 yen (tax not included), this is especially convenient for the many shoppers whose individual purchases do not reach the minimum before being combined.

The tax-free counter is located near the food court, but before applying for a refund, the mall recommends visitors download the PIE VAT app to register their passport and other information. This can significantly reduce processing time and make the tax-refund procedure much smoother! For detailed instructions and a list of participating tax-free stores at the mall, please refer to the official website.

Plan Your Japanese Outlet Shopping List—Enjoy 330 Stores in One Place!

With around 330 different stores in one outlet mall, MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU has a lot more than just the handful of fashion and footwear brands we recommended above, with stores beloved by children and adults alike, like the Pokémon Store Outlet, Disney Store, and LEGO STORE, as well as destinations for beauty enthusiasts like SABON and PLAZA. From luxury labels and sports brands to cute merchandise and popular dining options, there’s a little something for every age group and every shopping need. Even if you think your shopping list is set in stone, at a place like this, you’re bound to find an unexpected new item or two that you that you just can’t resist. We recommend setting aside an entire day to explore at your own pace!

The next time you make shopping plans in Tokyo, don’t forget to add the nearby MITSUI OUTLET PARK KISARAZU to your itinerary. With direct express buses from central Tokyo (and its airports), you’ll get there in no time—just make sure you have enough space in your suitcase!

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^{*Facility information is accurate as of July 2026. Please refer to the official website for the latest updates.}