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A shopping spree that lasts all day! Japan's largest shopping mall.
Just about an hour by train from Tokyo, this massive shopping center is located right in front of Koshigaya Lake Town Station.
The mall is composed of three areas: “kaze”, “mori”, and “Lake Town OUTLET”. With around 700 shops including fashion, general goods, sporting goods, and eateries, you can enjoy shopping all day long.
For dining, there is a food court on the first floor of “kaze“ and restaurants on the third floor. “mori“ offers restaurants on the first floor and a food court on the third floor. Enjoy delicious gourmet cuisine while taking breaks from shopping.
Next to the outlet, there's a large pond with a promenade and a lawn area. It's highly recommended to take a stroll there while shopping.
Moreover, a major renovation started in March 2023. Until 2025, attractive urban development that utilizes the cityscape by the water is in progress.
Exterior view of Aeon Lake Town
Exterior view of Lake Town OUTLET
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Can you provide services in foreign languages? (If so, please also inform us of the supported languages)
It depends on each store.
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Are tax refunds available?
It depends on each store.
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Is gift wrapping available?
It depends on each store.
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Do you have an overseas-shipping service?
It depends on each store.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
No wonder it's one of the largest malls in Japan—there are three main sections! I spent an entire afternoon just in the Mori Plaza and my legs were so tired. Luckily, there are plenty of benches to rest, which is really thoughtful. I also found it interesting that so many families come by car, bringing everyone along, even their pets. There's a pet park on the first floor for them to play. The lakeside scenery is beautiful, and the walking paths are well maintained and easy to stroll. With the gentle breeze, it's a great place for families of all ages.
Locals love coming here too, so it's super crowded on weekends. I recommend visiting on a weekday if you want to avoid the crowds.
Honestly, you could spend the whole day here and never get bored. They have everything—shopping, food, and fun all in one place.
This outlet is huge! Luckily, we planned out the brands and items we wanted to buy ahead of time. Everyone split up to shop and then met up at a restaurant to share our finds before browsing more. Otherwise, your feet will be super sore after a whole day here!
This place is huge! If you want to see everything, one day definitely isn't enough.
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