Uniqlo Ginza

This store is well worth going to if you’re at all a fan of Uniqlo, and even if you aren’t (yet).
Uniqlo in general: good prices on good basics. Trimmer cuts than a lot of American retailers.
This Uniqlo: twelve stories high, which helps spread people out. Way different from Bicqlo in Shinjuku, which we found to be a *sea* of people. If you aren’t in a hurry, I’d suggest taking the elevator all the way up and making your way down… the elevators do not stop on every floor.
I’d agree with other reviewers that the selection seems wider here than at other locations. There’s a lot to see. Thankfully, there’s also a lot of seating and staff available. Prices were OK, and definitely sweetened by the favorable exchange rate (for us, on our visit) and tax exemption.
If you’re in the area, go.

The biggest Uniqlo store in the world, spanning twelve floors!
Uniqlo offers basics in clothing with a little fashion twist. They have clothing for women, men and kids.
The prices are low and they offer tax free if you purchase for over 10.000yen.
Leaving one of their shops without buying something is nearly impossible as they have such a wide selection of clothing. They also carry their own line of what they call «heat-​tech» which simply put is functional wear to have under your clothing to keep warm. The thing with these items are that they make them in all shapes and models, and you can actually wear them even under normal clothing when it’s cold. Such a great buy if you are living in a country which has colder periods of the year, but still want to dress fashionable!
This shop (or any of their other shops located all over Tokyo and Japan) is a must to visit, just make sure that you have a lot of space left in your luggage!

This was one of the places I absolutely had to hit up on my most recent trip to Tokyo. This uniqlo was absolutely amazing! 12 floors of clothing to browse through. Its a bit overwhelming at first, but well worth the look around all the floors.
Theres even a special section on one of the floors that lets you personalize your purchases with of course… additional purchases (i.e. name stitching, iron on patches, additional buttons and details). I absolutely love their clothes here as its not too expensive and they fit just right (no extra hemming required!).
There’s a tax free counter as well (gotta spend at least 10,001 yen… which is VERY easy to do) :) So make sure to bring your passport for those extra savings. Wish I bought more here during this trip as we don’t have Uniqlo in Canada yet :(

This Uniqlo was HUGE. 12 floors to splurge your yen on. However, being as big as it is, the inventory was not very good. They were out of a lot of sizes for different items. Also, there was only one working elevator, out of two, to take customers up and down the 12 floors. It’s much busier than other locations I’ve been to, but I’d skip this store to avoid the crazy crowds and check-​out lines for pretty much the same inventory.

Uniqlo in itself is awesome with the fashion and styles they have at very reasonable prices. Coupled with the ability to find one almost everywhere you go in Japan? Even better. Enter the world of the Uniqlo in Ginza… it has 12 Floors of everything you are looking for. Each floor is designated to a sex and a specialty for Women or Men.
Each floor also has a cash register you can check out of and the staff is very helpful even if they can’t understand you sometimes (if you don’t speak Japanese). The best part is that foreigners can get tax free shopping here when you spend over 10,001 yen which is very easy to do here.
I’d highly recommend taking a trip to this particular Uniqlo even if you’re «Uniqlo’d» out by the time you visit this store.

12 floors of shopping! Wha?! Yes 12! Glad we just randomly decided to walk in while walking around the Ginza area. Tons of options for clothes. I don’t shop much, but we ended up spending hours here cause there was just so much to choose from. Not too pricy and very fitting for Asian sizes. None of the other Uniqlo stores compares to this one, if anything, go check out the nice views from the top! Bring your passport for tax free shopping for foreigners!

The largest Uniqlo shopping experience ever!
12 floors to look through!
If you have a foreign passport, show that to them when purchasing and you get the goods tax free!

As mentioned before, this place can get absolutely packed with fellow tourists so your best bet is probably to go on a weekday. And have some sort of game plan before entering! (Hint: tax free counters are on the second floor; only valid if you spend OVER 10,000 yen. And have a buddy wait in line for you while you get the last few items!) If you need a break from the mass of bodies, go further up the building and the people will thin out. There is a nice view as well. I recommend the wireless bras and underwear. Even if you think you have enough, get a couple more! The staff I encountered seemed very accommodating, even with less-​than-​understanding customers.

Apart from the extensive selection (12floors full) and the fact that this ginza location seems to have more items on sale than other locations I’ve been to, the customer service leaves much to be desired.
This is the largest uniqlo in the world apparently. You’ll find shirts and pants and shorts and kids wear and lounge wear and accessories. However if you find something you like on a mannequin, chances are you wont be able to find it on the floor and the tyrants who work here won’t let you take an item off a mannequin and won’t help you find it on another floor.
Also, be warned not to wear things around the store that you intend on purchasing, like hats or beanies because the workers will literally throw a shopping bag at you and yell something in japanese (probably along the lines of «carry the merchandise you plan on purchasing in this bag»).
Don’t use the elevators, they don’t work on certain floors. Like 9 and 10. We tried going out and pushing the button again to no avail.
Tax free purchases can only be made from the second floor cash register line and can only be used if you are buying over 10 000 yen worth of product. Hopefully there aren’t too many chinese tourists when you go, otherwise you’ll be standing in a ridiculously long line.
If you’re a uniqlo fan, it’s worth checking out, but don’t expect exceptional service.

Impossible de bouder son plaisir en venant dans cette énorme boutique Uniqlo située à Ginza, pour peu qu’on aime les produits de la marque nippone.
Cette boutique est juste hors du commun, elle s’étale sur pas moins de 12 étages et nous en met plein les yeux, surtout pour le français que je suis, habité à des boutiques de grandes marques bordéliques et à l’accueil moyen.
Néanmoins, faisons fi du remarquable service à la japonaise et de la qualité des vêtements Uniqlo, pour né juger que la boutique elle-​même. Et là, c’est juste le top, le lieu est aéré, le choix est monumental et on trouve même un intérêt à monter tout en haut pour profiter d’une très belle vue sur le quartier.
Honnêtement, s’il n’y a qu’une seule boutique Uniqlo à faire sur Tōkyō, c’est sans aucun doute celle-​ci.

Me gusta bastante Uniqlo y esta es la tienda más impresionante que he visto de la cadena.
La inauguraron en 2012 y es la tienda más grande de Uniqlo del mundo. Las doce plantas del edificio casi transparente se dividen en las secciones habituales: mujeres, hombres, casual o más formal, etc. Todos los pisos están unidos por unas escaleras mecánicas rodeadas de luces e instalaciones modernas. Limpio y luminoso destaca una planta como sacada de un cómic espacial donde se exhiben camisetas y sudaderas diseñadas por nombres conocidos. Otra sección está dedicada a los diseños que Inès de la Fressange realizó para la marca. Los precios son bastante asequibles y la calidad de la ropa depende de qué prenda se trate, pero es decente para el tipo de rango que estamos hablando. Destacan también por su ropa heattech, que no pesa nada y abriga mucho.
Aunque ir de compras puede resultar cansino, es interesante entrar en esta tienda cuando se visita Tokio. Lo malo es que tanta escalera, tanta luz y esa extraña voz que hace anuncios con el tono que sólo tendrán las personas en un futuro lejano desorientan hasta a la compradora más tenaz. Si pagáis con tarjeta, eso sí, no puede ser de débito.
Por lo demás, se puede aprovechar el paseo para conocer el barrio de Ginza, conocido por sus comercios de alta gama y unos grandes almacenes llamados Mitsukoshi.

Visited the store on a Saturday afternoon looking for a warm fleece outfit and ended up buying more than just that. Amazing store, 10 (11 or 12?) floors and all packed. The way up the escalators is easier than the race back down. At least 3 floors people ran in between my wife and me — all old women mind you :) They all noticed our sneaking looks back and forth and apologized and made for a fun moment with polite strangers.
They have cashiers on each floor, but if you want to traverse through the floors with many items (like us), then grab one of their black mesh bags and just stock up.
If you cannot find the store, look for the Ginza Apple store and turn right out of the store and walk towards the Citibank. Once you hit the Citibank, you should be able to see the Uniqlo store.
Ps. Walk on the main street was easy as they had the cars blocked off, and we jetted into the Lions Ginza beer hall down the street for some cold brews and a pretzel before heading home.
Well worth the visit.

I was so impressed with the 12-​story high Uniqlo in Ginza, which I understand is the largest Uniqlo is all of Japan — woohoo! We have Uniqlo in the California San Francisco Bay Area where I live, but ours pales in comparison to this one as they had in addition a much wider selection of winter clothes, high-​end lines for both men and women, a French-​inspired line, and a plus-​size section. We went up and down and round and round and had a blast checking out everything. I bought myself a fluffy pink fleece zip-​front vest, and I wore it later that day as it was cold and rainy in Tokyo at that time.

The biggest UNIQLO I’ve ever been to!
With 12 levels, the Ginza location has everything. There are registers on every level and they even have a level dedicated to T-​shirts. They carry a lot of things here, but it can be a bit overwhelming.
If you want somewhere that has a lot of options, this is the place to visit.

I love Uniqlo — service is great, product selection is vast and clothing’s great quality. This Uniqlo Ginza is large and carries all of their lines. However, it’s not necessarily worth going to this location unless you’re nearby. There is a permanent T-​shirt location on the top floor and there may be more sizes, but I’d hit up the one nearest you first before making the trip all the way out there.