Department Stores in Tokyo

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Name	Category	Location

Isetan One of Tokyo's oldest and largest department stores, Isetan is... Be the first to write a review	Department Stores	Shinjuku-ku

Marui Marui, easily recognized by its red-and-white logo, burst onto... Be the first to write a review	Department Stores	Shinjuku-ku

Matsuya On the fourth floor, the gleaming Matsuya houses an excellent... Be the first to write a review	Department Stores	Chuo-ku

Matsuzakaya The Matsuzakaya conglomerate was founded in Nagoya and still... Be the first to write a review	Department Stores	Chuo-ku

Mitsukoshi Founded in 1673 as a dry-goods store, Mitsukoshi later played... Be the first to write a review	Department Stores	Chuo-ku

Muji This chain features generically branded housewares and clothing... Be the first to write a review	Department Stores	Chiyoda-ku

Parco Parco, owned by the Seibu conglomerate, is actually not one store... Be the first to write a review	Department Stores	Shibuya-ku

Seibu Even Japanese customers have been known to get lost in this mammoth... Be the first to write a review	Department Stores	Toshima-ku

Takashimaya In Japanese, taka means "high"—a fitting word for this... Be the first to write a review	Department Stores	Chuo-ku

Wako Wako is well-known for its high-end glassware, jewelry, and accessories... Be the first to write a review	Department Stores	Chuo-ku
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