This store was huge and I liked the display of jumpers when you walked in. Brought a few bits for myself including some very handy bags that then became a staple for the rest of my trip. Great prices compare to the UK and tax free shopping too.

I love Uniqlo and always find very nice inexpensive clothing. They have the best termal underwear and the feather vest and jacket that weight nothing, rain coats etc. This Uniqlo is the biggest in Japan, 12 floors. The first floor is beautiful with shirts moving in harmony in the middle of the stores, socks also moving and they show you the latest things and tell you in which floor you can find them. The tax free is wonderful you just show your passport and they scan it and you immediately get your tax deduction before paying it. From the outside you see the maniquís turning around. I just loved this Uniqlo Store

Uniqlo (acronym for "unique clothes") is a multilocalized company, aimed to the manufacturing and sale of clothing items, which originated in Japan and currently has just under 4000 stores worldwide. This branch (Chuo-dori, Ginza) isn't the oldest in Tokyo, but it certainly is outstanding. One of the largest in the world among those in the chain, being spread over 12 floors, it stood out - at least at the time we visited it, July 2024 - for the rows of mannequins arranged in contact with the windows so as to be clearly seen from the street, and slowly rotating on themselves, to draw attention.