It’s really nice to have Japanese department in Orlando. They have anime for my American kids, Sanrio for my childhood memory, not to mention Miyazaki and yummy Japanese foods etc On April 10th, shortly after lunch, Jenny made my time there more joyful. She was very helpful and friendly. Thank you!

I HAVE YET TO VISIT JAPAN, but I feel this Orlando outpost of a Japanese retailer gives me a taste of the genuine country and culture. The design and presentation of distinctive products, such as tea pots and ninja gear and anime books, always please me. I have visited Epocot many times and never fail to stop at this store.

cute stuff, only issue is I bought something as a gift and it broke the same day before I can give it to my sister...Went back to exchange it and was told it needed to be in original condition. It's a shame that Disney can charge so much for something that can break so easily and not even been helped or fix the situation.

Visit here if you would like to buy some Japanese-style clothes, snacks, anime postcards, etc. Just looking around is also fun.

This place has a bit of everything. There isn't really theme, it just feels like a random assortment of stuff. Lots of Sanrio and Studio Ghilbi merch. Is it overpriced? Probably. There's also a small grocery section by the checkout section. Got some overpriced Cup Noodles there. If you live by a Miniso, Daiso, or Asian supermarket in general, they probably have the same things except it's more expensive here.

This store has imports from Japanese, everything from kimonos, clothing, rice bowls, snacks and candy. My favorite is matcha flavored items. Don’t miss this store !

Very interesting products from Japan! One of my favorite shops in Epcot! Always excellent service and if you dig enough you can find awesome deals on souvenirs and snacks from Japan!

Great place to find Japanese homewares, snacks and drinks as well as some of the famous exports like Pokémon and hello kitty. You will also find the Akoya pearls here, a great souvenir and a lovely experience to round out your "visit to Japan"