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    Billed as one of Japan's largest outlets, the place really is huge, with a wide selection of brands. It has everything from clothing, shoes, and bags to household goods and food, and you seriously won't be able to stop shopping!

    This time, we shopped for 2 days and still couldn't finish. There were many stores we didn't even get a chance to look at closely. It's just such a great place to shop and browse〜 If you love shopping, I really recommend setting aside at least 3 days so you can take your time and hunt for bargains. Otherwise, there really isn't enough time! When you visit Gotemba Premium Outlets, make sure to allow plenty of time to shop to your heart's content.

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    This time at GOTEMBA PREMIUM OUTLETS, shopping while admiring Mount Fuji put me in such a great mood! The outlet has lots of brands, with everything from clothing and shoes to household goods. It was a lot of fun to browse, and I couldn't resist buying a few things.

    Next, I went to Yume no Ohashi Bridge. Standing on the bridge, the expansive sky and surrounding scenery were incredibly beautiful!

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    It’s huge—so big you can’t possibly see it all in one day.

    The weather was nice, so we got a great view of Mt. Fuji.

    There’s also a mini amusement area, so kids can have fun too.

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    If you want to go on a shopping spree in Tokyo, Gotemba is unbeatable! Tons of big brands—COACH, GUCCI, PRADA, Nike, Adidas—all at crazy low prices 🤑. The outlet is huge, split into two zones, and there's even a shuttle bus in between, so you don't have to worry about getting tired.

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    Awesome place! It's a shopper's paradise, and even the scenery is beautiful.

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    This shopping mall has beautiful scenery and you can see Mt. Fuji directly. There are so many international brands—my wallet took a big hit!

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    Shopping at an outlet in Japan is a must-do for every trip!

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    If you're on a group tour to Tokyo or Hakone, this spot is always on the itinerary. It's not just Taiwanese groups—there are lots of tourists from mainland China too.

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