All Reviews of SATUDORA Okinawa Kokusai-dori Store

Strolling along lively Kokusai-dori in Okinawa at night, SATUDORA is definitely a great place to pass the time and shop to your heart's content. Browsing the drugstore with friends and recommending our favorite health and beauty products to each other, we ended up with baskets filled to the brim before we knew it, and our shopping frenzy went off the charts~ Don’t forget to show your coupon at checkout. In addition to tax-free shopping when you spend the required amount, you can also get an extra discount, making it a super good deal and a fun shopping experience!

On a trip to Sapporo, of course you have to make time to browse a drugstore! This time I visited SATUDORA, and it really had a wide variety of products, including common medicines, health products, daily necessities, and beauty products. Browsing the store felt like a treasure hunt.

As I walked around, I found quite a few things I wanted to buy, especially medicines and household items I normally use. Stocking up on everything during a trip to Japan was really satisfying.

The biggest advantage of this location is its excellent location, right on a corner of bustling Kokusai-dori Street (near Kencho-mae Station), so you can stop in anytime during your shopping trip and stock up. As soon as you walk in, the spacious, bright, neat, and comfortable interior feels completely different from the typical traditional drugstore packed with people. The aisles are very wide, so browsing with a shopping basket or cart doesn't feel cramped at all.

Kokusai-dori is already a shopper's paradise, and there are many drugstores clustered around SATUDORA. Whether you're looking for popular products or limited-edition items, there's a good chance of finding a decent price after comparing stores. It's easy and convenient to browse.

I just got back from Okinawa, and it was my first time seeing a foreign currency exchange machine inside a drugstore. I thought it was pretty unique! The location is also great, so you don't have to make any detours to include it in your Kokusai-dori itinerary. It really saves a lot of trouble when you need to exchange money.

I only planned to buy a few things, but I kept grabbing medicine, skincare products, and household essentials. I ended up walking out with another huge bag. It's so easy to go overboard at Japanese drugstores.