All Reviews of Okinawa Outlet Mall Ashibinaa

The Pokémon Center at AEON Mall Okinawa Rycom is seriously wild! As soon as I reached the entrance and saw the huge statue of Pikachu riding Arcanine, I couldn't help taking a ton of photos. There is an insane amount of merchandise inside, and the exclusive items can easily make you lose control and grab everything. The whole store has such an energetic atmosphere. Adults and kids alike basically go in smiling and come out smiling—with empty wallets. If you're a Pokémon fan, you really have to go!

It’s about a 20-minute drive south from Naha Airport. Since it’s so close to the airport, it’s a great place to visit at the end of your trip!

This is Okinawa’s first outlet mall. It covers a large area and has tons of popular brands. The whole place is very comfortable to walk around, and the shopping was much better than expected. Besides shopping, there are also plenty of restaurants and food options, so whenever you get tired, you can find somewhere to sit down and eat.

We specifically chose to come in the evening. We took our time shopping in the pleasant evening breeze and had dinner while we were there. It wasn’t as hot as during the day, which made the experience more relaxing and comfortable.

It's about a 20-minute drive south from Naha Airport and easy to get to. There aren't many people on weekdays, so it's very comfortable to browse〜 ASHIBINAA is Okinawa's first outlet mall, with more than 100 domestic and international brands across two floors. It has everything from luxury goods and clothing to household items, as well as plenty of discounted merchandise, so it's really a great place to hunt for bargains.

The entire shopping center has a strong Greek feel blended with Okinawan elements, making it feel like you're on vacation as you walk around. When you get tired, you can head to the second floor to eat and rest, and there's also Okinawa's must-try Blue Seal ice cream.

This was my first time visiting an outlet mall in Okinawa, and I thought it was a little like Gloria Outlets in Taoyuan, Taiwan. It's easy to browse, easy to shop, and you can also enjoy Okinawa's laid-back atmosphere!

I originally thought I'd just browse for a bit, but before I knew it, I walked out carrying several bags. Okinawa Outlet Mall ASHIBINAA is super close to the airport, so it's perfect to visit before flying home! There are lots of brands, including Nike, adidas, COACH, Polo Ralph Lauren, and Michael Kors... There’s so much to look at, and the discounts are really noticeable. I often saw the prices and couldn't resist picking up one more item.

When you get tired from shopping, there are cafes and places to eat where you can take a break. The atmosphere is also very comfortable, and it doesn't feel so crowded that you can't browse at your own pace.

If you're like me and always leave a little extra room in your luggage when traveling, you should definitely schedule this for your last day, or you'll really regret not coming! Just remember to leave some room in your luggage weight allowance, or on the way home, it might not be you that's exhausted—it'll be your overweight luggage.

Okinawa Outlet Mall Ashibinaa is located in Tomigusuku, about a 15-minute drive from Naha Airport. It’s one of Okinawa’s most popular outlet malls, with more than 100 well-known domestic and international brands, including Coach, Nike, Adidas, Michael Kors, and Polo Ralph Lauren. There’s a wide variety of merchandise and discounts year-round.

In addition to clothing, shoes, bags, and sporting goods, the mall has restaurants, cafés, and souvenir shops. The spacious, comfortable setting makes it a great stop on the last day of your trip, where you can shop to your heart’s content and enjoy a relaxing time before leaving Okinawa.

There are quite a few Okinawa-exclusive products and souvenir shops, so it’s really convenient if you want to buy clothes, shoes, and gifts all in one place. Many brands have seasonal discounts, and when you catch a sale, the deals are really worth it.

A great place to drive to, park, and shop.

The food court isn't very big, but there are a few Okinawan dishes worth trying. Overall, it's not tiring to walk around, and it's a great place for some serious shopping!

The shops at ASHIBINAA are all close together, and there are plenty of seats and spaces to rest, so you don't have to worry about getting tired feet!

Why do all the bus directions to this outlet only mention departures from Naha Airport? You can also catch a bus from Asahibashi and Oroku, but the official website doesn't mention it!