All Reviews of GRANSTA TOKYO

If you’re taking the Shinkansen or JR, you’ll probably pass through here. Before I knew it, I had spent almost an hour browsing around.

Not really a tourist spot, but it’s a nice place to browse around.

If you like shopping, you can easily spend a long time here.

Walking in feels like a mini shopping town.

They’ve got bento from all over Japan, desserts, coffee, and lots of little specialty shops.

It does get pretty crowded, so if you want to browse slowly, make sure to leave yourself some extra time.

Even though it's inside a train station, the prices are actually pretty reasonable, and the quality is just as good as department stores.

Even though it's crowded, the overall layout is really well-designed, so it doesn't feel cramped when you're walking around.

Caught the earliest Shinkansen! I'll come back to shop after returning to Tokyo.

My 7-day trip from Tokyo to Kyoto starts now~~

You see the Gransta logo everywhere inside Tokyo Station. There are tons of shops, but honestly, it feels a bit chaotic...

GRANSTA has some limited-time bento, desserts, and souvenir gifts for sale. So many choices, it was almost overwhelming! I have to say, the Japanese really have a passion for great food!

At GRANSTA, there's a Kyushu cuisine spot called Motsunabe Ariyuki. I really love how they grill the carefully selected beef intestines and meat on an iron plate. The special red miso sauce they use for the beef intestines is amazing—the texture is fantastic, the fat is sweet but not greasy, and the aroma is just perfect. It goes so well with rice!

Every time I visit Japan, I always go to GRANSTA. There are so many shops here, you can't possibly see them all in one day. There are just too many souvenir options to choose from!