Mitsui Outlet Park Iruma is an outlet mall with a variety of well-known brand stores and eateries. It offers a convenient shopping experience with easy parking, though it can get very busy on weekends and holidays.
Mitsui Outlet Park Iruma is an outlet mall with a variety of well-known brand stores and eateries. It offers a convenient shopping experience with easy parking, though it can get very busy on weekends and holidays. People often mention outlet,
Mitsui Outlet Park Iruma is a decent outlet mall with a good selection of brands and a pleasant shopping environment. However, be prepared for crowds if visiting on weekends or holidays. Consider visiting on weekdays for a more relaxed experience.
Located near Costco, it offers a convenient one-stop destination. A bus is available from Irumashi train station for easy access (200¥). Check for tax-free shopping options for foreign visitors. Consider visiting during weekdays to avoid crowds.
It’s proximity to Costco makes it a one-stop destination for the whole family.
The shops are just right. They have both low to high end shops that will cater to your budget.
Price is good and some shops are tax free for foreigners.
Typical outlet in Japan where you can buy things. Many brand name shops are here...
I like it because of a few stores I always visit.
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Big outlet mall easily to parking ,clean place and convenience to shopping. We were here again, on a Sunday, picked up a parking ticket and headed to the parking area. There were many people coming. There are toys for children to have fun with. Today is another happiness day. 😊
Typical outlet in Japan where you can buy things. Many brand name shops are here e.g. Tumi, Adidas, Nike, Fredperry, Coach, etc. Price is good and some shops are tax free for foreigners. Not difficult to go there is bus at 200¥ from Irumashi train station to this outlet. Food court is also nice as same quality as other food court in Japan.
This is a decent outdoor shopping mall with a variety of brand selections and eateries. I'm a fan and visit occasionally with my family. It gets crazy busy on holidays. Our preference is to visit on weekdays.
I like it because of a few stores I always visit. Colombia, Billabong, quicksilver, Nike, and a few more.
It’s not as nice ambiance as some other Japanese outlets. However there are good brands here. But my best discovery was amazing buffet restaurant offering really delicious food variety for all -including vegans. It’s very hard to find so great buffets lately due to Covid. But here Covid protection safety was also high standard. The interior design also was SO wonderful-it stands out from all other loud eateries around here. It’s just opposite Forest food court. But 4 stars to outlet (not for this wonderful “Must visit” restaurant).
an outlet with a variety of well-known brand stores, good prices, it also has a food space, not very big, but there is also a food trucker inside and outside the outlet. The weekend has games for children. All stores meet security measures against the pandemic.
I enjoyed going to this outlet store. It's quiet but gets very busy on weekends. The shops are just right. They have both low to high end shops that will cater to your budget. It's easy to get around and parking is easy. Very pet friendly too.
Good place to buy branded items at discount. Little far from station and main road.
This branch seems smaller compared to its Fuji branch. The set up of the shops seem quite confusing. It’s proximity to Costco makes it a one-stop destination for the whole family. I love their private room for mothers with babies. They also have a high jumpero supported with a harness for kids ages 5 onwards for ¥1,000.
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