This is the largest Loft store I've visited. The store is well-organized with large selection of intriguing products, including stationery, kitchenware, household items, cosmetics, and skincare products. I highly recommend making it a must-stop when you're in Tokyo. Duty-free is offered. First, pay for your items at the cashier, then proceed to the Duty-Free counter to complete your tax refund.

Shopping is very easy because it is conveniently located in Shibuya. I go there every time I go to Tokyo. The inside is also beautiful, so it's very relaxing.

This is such a true heaven for stationery lover. From pens, postcard to stamps, the store is big enough for you to shop for the whole day.

This is one of the best shopping shop for stationery and other Japanese souvenirs. They have amazing pens and paper. Even when I have nothing to buy, I drop in here and I end up buying something. If you love Studio Ghibli, then they have amazing souvenirs too. They have several floors of amazing goods. You can’t miss it, it is just opposite to IKEA. The closest station is Shibuya. They accept cash, credit card, iD and other modes of payment.

It’s like Daiso but a bit more high-quality and pricier 😉 the Muji store is right next to it too which is convenient 👍🏻

Great shopping center, beautiful items and they help with tax-free for tourists!

To be honestly speaking, this is my most favorite place on Tokyo. They have a lot of unique stuff I never seen in other place. The “gift” concept was so on point , and all the items was super great. It’s categorized by 6-7 floors with each floor sell different things. They also sell seasonal stuff if you wanted to buy stuff during seasonal moments. Must visit if you wanted to find something unique / simply buy gifts for loved ones.

Great place to shop, lots of items and brand of all sort. Nice environment and lighting, there’s benches near the corner which is great and the elevator is super fast, unlike the ones we have to wait very long at most department stores. However very often the staffs at Tax Free counter work at a super slow motion, weird.

There's a lot of different things to buy here. They have several different floors that are dedicated to things like cosmetics and home goods. Most Lofts are similar in that aspect. This one has the area for a pop-up cafe that only last for a limited amount of time. During my visit they had the Seventeen Cafe occupying the spot. Loft stores offer tax free for foreigners with their passports, so it's a nice place to browse in Shibuya

Great place for stationery fans. Letters, inks, pens, weird statues, stickers, cards, you name it.

It is a departmental store selling a wide range of stuff such as watches, stationery, bags, wallets, clothes, beauty products etc. Situated not far from shibuya cross.

We visited several Loft stores in Japan, all had a great variety of unique and attractive merchandise, and we saw different products in each store. Very helpful staff. Highly recommend shopping hete.

Great department store with so much to see and so many cool things to buy. I could spend days looking at everything. And i could spend a lotttttt of money here.

Loft is an amazing department store where they have quirky things you instantly want to buy! So be careful 😉

Definitely one of my favourite shops to visit in Tokyo! They’ve got such a massive collection of things from stationery to homeware and kitchenware etc. I’ve never been able to walk out of Loft without buying a few things.

I am amazed at the variety of beautiful Christmas collections available at this stall. The outlet is set up so well. There are also items available for the zodiac year of the rabbit in 2023, such as postcards, red packets & stickers. A place that you can buy gifts or small ornaments to bring home. A must visit!

Everyone talks about tokyu hands but loft is just as great! Perfect for unique Japanese gifts to take homr

7 levels full of cute cute cute things, from stationery to cosmetics, from traveling stuff to home decor. I would advice people to stick with the budget because most probably you will not! On the ground floor there is a Kinokuniya and MoMA design store. On the upper floor there is newly opened Detective Conan Cafe. Surely there are elevators, so you don't need to worry about bring baby stroller, but there is no nursing room. You can change you baby diapers here, but not nursing.

A lovely store with an extensive range of amazing stationery, souvenirs, beauty products, homewares and other goods. Great quality products, the store is very large with many floors, truly something suited to everyone. Extremely well priced and in a highly convenient location adjacent to MUJI.

ground floor is quite busy with all the stationary, and quite stuffy too. Other floors are much better, lots of things and quite are helpful would go again.

A great place to shop for souvenirs and cosmetic products ! Dont forget to check up the top floor which is the toys and anime section. While we were there, we came across the Fate/stay night exhibition.

Lovely place to go and to see around. I love the manual coffee brewer area.

Seven floors including stationary, art supplies, camping gear/outdoor gear, household goods, kitchen products, bathroom products, and more. We spent over two hours in the store, and spent about $350. We could've easily spent double that, but we had to exercise some self-restraint. They carry lots of Japanese-themed products, so if you're into Japanese products, or cute Japanese things, Loft is certainly worth checking out. They have tax refund on the top floor, the line up can be long, but we only had to wait in line for about 15 mins, as there are lots of workers at the tax refund counter. Just remember to check what time the tax refund counter closes.

A very large loft that has a great selection of stationary, toiletries, and camping/outdoors goods. I was a bit disappointed at their gift selection, though.