Daimaru Tokyo
Daimaru Tokyo is rated 4.0 / 5 from 22,218 Google reviews and sits about 541 m (7 min walk) from Kyobashi station.
General overview
About Daimaru Tokyo
Daimaru Tokyo is a major department store directly beside Tokyo Station’s Yaesu North Exit. It offers Japanese and international fashion, cosmetics, food halls, souvenirs, restaurants, tax-free shopping, and convenient access to Tokyo Station facilities. No admission ticket is required. Details below are based on general training knowledge and have not been live-verified.
- Directly connected to Tokyo Station’s Yaesu North Exit area
- Large depachika-style food halls with Japanese sweets, boxed meals, snacks, and regional specialties
- Luxury and contemporary fashion, cosmetics, accessories, and lifestyle goods
- Popular stop for Tokyo souvenirs and gifts before taking the Shinkansen
- Restaurants and cafés on the upper floors
- Tax-free shopping is generally available for eligible visitors and purchases
Things to do here
Food hall and Japanese sweets shopping
Browse packaged sweets, wagashi, cakes, bento, delicatessen foods, sake, and other gifts suitable for travel.
Tokyo souvenir shopping
Find regional foods, confectionery, gift sets, character-related items, and high-quality Japanese lifestyle products.
Department-store fashion and cosmetics
Explore Japanese and international brands across fashion, beauty, accessories, and household categories.
Upper-floor dining
Use the restaurant and café floors for Japanese and international meals, desserts, and refreshments.
Tax-free shopping
Eligible short-term visitors may be able to process tax-free purchases at designated counters, subject to current Japanese rules, minimum purchase amounts, and store procedures.
Use Tokyo Station’s Yaesu North Exit and follow signs for Daimaru Tokyo. It is especially convenient for travelers arriving by Shinkansen; allow extra time if carrying luggage or visiting during commuter periods.
No booking is normally needed for shopping. Reservations may be advisable for particular restaurants or special events, if offered.
This overview is general knowledge, not confirmed against an official source — verify hours, prices and entry rules before you go.
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Daimaru Tokyo is about 541 m (~7 min walk) from Kyobashi station on the Tokyo Metro.
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Verify tickets, seasonal hours, entry rules, and special events on the official website before visiting.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Daimaru Tokyo from Kyobashi station?
Daimaru Tokyo is about 541 m (roughly 7 min walk) from Kyobashi station on the Tokyo Metro. Use the directions link on this page for turn-by-turn walking directions.
What is Daimaru Tokyo rated?
Daimaru Tokyo has a Google rating of 4.0 out of 5 from 22,218 reviews.
What's near Daimaru Tokyo?
Also within a short walk of the same station: Ginza Itoya, Ginza Itoya, Mitsukoshi Ginza.
Is Daimaru Tokyo wheelchair accessible?
Yes — Google lists the following accessibility features for Daimaru Tokyo: wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, wheelchair-accessible restroom.
Do I need a ticket to enter Daimaru Tokyo?
No. Entry to the department store is generally free, and no advance reservation is normally required.
How do I get there from Tokyo Station?
The store is beside Tokyo Station on the Yaesu side, near the Yaesu North Exit. Follow the station signs for Daimaru Tokyo or the Yaesu North Exit.
Can I buy Shinkansen food and souvenirs there?
Yes. The food floors are well suited to buying bento, snacks, sweets, drinks, and gifts before a train journey. Check packaging and travel restrictions for any food you plan to carry overseas.
Is tax-free shopping available?
Tax-free processing is generally available for eligible non-resident visitors, but requirements, eligible goods, minimum purchases, identification documents, and processing locations can change. Bring your passport and confirm the current procedure in-store.
Are the restaurants open as late as the retail floors?
Usually not the same hours. Restaurant and café floors commonly stay open later than retail departments, but each establishment may have its own closing time and last-order time.
Can I store luggage at Daimaru Tokyo?
Luggage services may be limited or subject to store rules. Tokyo Station’s coin lockers and other luggage-storage services are often the more practical option, but availability is not guaranteed.
Is it suitable for wheelchair users or visitors with strollers?
Generally yes. Elevators, accessible routes, and accessible restrooms are normally available. Staff can help identify the most convenient entrance and route.
Are there special opening hours during New Year?
Likely yes. Japanese department stores commonly close or operate reduced hours around New Year, and event periods can also alter schedules. Confirm before visiting.
Data and photos from Google Places, generated October 27, 2026. Ratings, hours and prices can change — confirm anything time-sensitive before you go.