What duty-free shops are there in Japan?

Question 1: Where is a duty-free shop in Japan? It should be noted that the duty-free shops brought by tour groups are basically from scammers. Especially some health care products, just find some Japanese ones. 9 of 10 don't know which ones are what brands.

If you want to buy things in ordinary shops that Japanese people also go to, such as medicines, cosmetics and health products, you can go to pharmacies, and electrical appliances can go to specialized electrical stores. Now in order to promote the consumption of foreigners. Many pharmacies or electrical appliances stores are tax-free and support UnionPay cards and even Alipay.

Question 2: What are the larger duty-free shops in Japan? L 'A O X, which has been to Japan, is bigger than duty-free shops, and it feels quite big and formal. For example, home appliances, entertainment, sports, specialties, watches, pearls and cosmetics are all sold here, and people who travel in Japan will also choose to buy things here. On the one hand, the quality and quantity of products are guaranteed, on the other hand, the after-sales service is still excellent. You seem to be buyers of many maternal and child products, and you can send them back to China for free. If you buy electrical appliances, you will get maintenance service. Therefore, it is more reassuring to buy things in L 'AOX.

Question 3: Which duty-free shop in Japan does everyone go to buy things? What's worth buying in it? I think L 'AOX's makeup and electrical appliances are still very expensive. Last time I came here for my honeymoon with the old man, I bought a lot of skin care products, such as the mask of muscle beauty essence, the fairy water of SK-II I can be bought here, and many people want Shiseido toner, which is also bought here and sent back. The old man likes the watch in L 'AOX very much and bought a watch in L 'AOX. He likes it very much, but it is not expensive. We also brought a rice cooker back to my parents. We haven't asked any questions after using it for more than a year, and this rice cooker has participated in overseas extended warranty, so it can be repaired in China, which is very convenient.

Question 4: Are there any large duty-free shops in Japan? The largest duty-free shop in Japan belongs to L 'AOX, which is relatively comprehensive. There are hundreds of commercial products such as cosmetics, pearls, watches, electrical appliances, specialty products and folk arts and crafts. My friends studying in Japan are also purchasing. This is where I got the goods. Last time I asked her to bring me a beauty instrument, I bought it here. The quality is not very good, the key is that the maintenance is in China, which is very convenient. I also want her to buy me an East-oriented rice cooker in L a o x, but it's too big to even think about. If the landlord comes to Japan, he will recommend visiting here.

Question 5: Which duty-free shop in Japan is famous? There are many duty-free shops at Narita Airport in Tokyo. It's generally good to buy things there. Things are quite comprehensive. Last time I traveled to Tokyo with Zhongxin, I bought a lot of delicious snacks, including the French fries three brothers and white lovers recommended in Kangxi Coming, which is very suitable for returning to China ~

But in Japan, in fact, the price difference between drugs and cosmetics is not very big, and the price difference itself is not very big. However, you may encounter such a situation. Take Matsumoto Kiyosaki's pharmacy as an example. Perhaps the A-product pharmacy in Kiyosaki Matsumoto is cheaper than that in Shinjuku, and the B-product is more expensive than that in Shinjuku, but generally speaking, pharmacies are not tax-free until they buy over 5,000 yen, so you can't go to many pharmacies for the cheapest goods in each store, which is too tiring and time-consuming.

Question 6: Is there any regular duty-free shop recommendation for traveling to Japan? Before traveling to Japan, I made a special strategy. JTC Duty Free Shop is a duty-free shop designated by GVM. When I visited Japan last year, I went to JTC, which was really much cheaper than in China, and everything was complete. Exquisite packaging, standardized procedures, barrier-free communication, there are China shop assistants, local shop assistants can also speak simple Chinese. The point is, never mind what you buy, I hope I can help you.

Question 7: What's the difference between Japanese duty-free shops and shopping malls? Duty-free shops are generally exempt from customs duties and consumption taxes.

In this way, there are two kinds of duty-free shops in Japan, airport duty-free shops and duty-free shops similar to Akihabara electric stores.

The former is completely tax-free, while the latter is exempt from Japan's 8% consumption tax.

These shopping malls have to pay taxes, but now big shopping malls have special tax refund windows to attract tourists from China. As long as you have a short-term travel passport, you can return the cash directly after verification.

I suggest going to the airport duty-free shop to buy luxury goods. Last time I bought the same bag from Burberry store in Ginza, it was more expensive than the airport 10000 yen.

Others can be purchased locally in Japan, which is more convenient and the clerk service is good.

Hope to adopt ~

Question 8: What is the general duty-free ratio of duty-free shops in Japan? 10 Japanese consumption tax 8%

For example, things worth 10000 yen should be bought with 800 yuan tax, which is 10800 yen.

If tax is not included, it is 6,543,800 yuan.

PS: Keep your eyes open and know the market in advance. Some prices are very high, and they are not cheap after tax exemption.

Question 9: What good goods are there in Japanese duty-free shops? Please push the airport duty-free shop.

There are more than 20 airports in Japan, almost all of which have airport duty-free shops, most of which are operated by ANA. Mainly introduce the following three international airports in Japan:

Narita Airport

Narita Airport in Japan has the largest number of duty-free shops among all airports in Japan, and there are a number of big brands of Blingbling. Moreover, most duty-free shops in Narita Airport have clerks who can speak Chinese, making shopping communication very convenient.

What to buy

The most worthwhile brand: Japanese brand digital products

The cheapest skin care brand: Fancl, HR

The most distinctive brands: copper Luo Shao, white lovers, Royce chocolate.

Only available: steam goggles, sleep socks.

About big names

If you love big names, Narita Airport will never let you down. Japanese famous brands such as Tiffany, Salvatore Ferragamo, RMES, Cartier, Bulgari, Emporio Armani, Ralph Lauren, Celine, Dunhill, Burberry, Gucci, Coach, ETRO, Mikimoto, Shiseido, etc. Can satisfy your blind public heart!

? South wing of Narita Airport 1 Terminal:

After going through the exit formalities at the South Wing Terminal, turn left to the second store.

Business hours: 07: 30 ~ 20: 30

? Terminal 2:

A duty-free shop with popular brands such as RMK, LOCCITANE, BOBBI BROWN, CHANEL and CLARINS is located at the exit inspection office on the north side of the exit, and turn right to the second store.

Business hours: 7: 30 ~ 2 1: 30.

Kansai airport

Kansai International Airport generally refers to Osaka Kansai International Airport and is one of the most important airports in Japan. There are rich local specialties here, and the price is cheaper than other airports. It is a very good place to buy handwritten letters.

What to buy

The most worth buying Japanese brands: cigarettes, alcohol, electrical appliances, and high-end customers' special products.

The most affordable brand: BURBERRY, which is much cheaper than the Ginza flagship store.

Cheapest skin care brands: Japanese cosmetics SKII, Shiseido, Kose, Snow Muscle Jinghua, etc. It's much cheaper than the counter.

The most distinctive products: Japanese seven-star cigarettes, Royce chocolates and white lovers.

Only available: Black bear Baiqi (there are two flavors of black bear and white bear)

? ANA Duty Free Shop (Kansai International Airport North Wing)

Good service attitude, business hours: 8: 00 ~ 19: 00.

? KIX duty-free

Business hours: 07: 15-24:30.

Haneda airport

What to buy

The most delicious snacks are: Tokyo banana, Yoshinoya Tomoko (chicken) and light pudding omelet.

? TIA duty-free shop south wing

The duty-free shop operated by ANA is located on the right side of the overseas inspection exit, at gate 109.

Business hours: 7: 30 ~ 20: 30.

Okinawa DFS duty-free shop

Okinawa DFS Global Duty Free Shop is the largest and most luxurious flagship store of DFS Global Duty Free Group, with a total area of 45,000 square meters. Located in Naha, Okinawa, Japan, it has convenient transportation, luxurious and elegant shopping environment and artistic atmosphere. And DFS in Okinawa has gathered almost all the most famous top luxury brands in the world.

Address: 4- 1

Business hours: Monday to Thursday 9: 00 ~ 265438+ Friday to Sunday 0: 00? 9: 00 to 22: 00 on holidays

Duty-free shops downtown.

There are many duty-free shops in downtown Japan. Because there are signs of "duty-free shop" or "tax-free" outside their shops, even people who come here for the first time can easily recognize them. The following mainly introduces the distribution of duty-free shops in downtown Tokyo.

Paris Spring (Ginza)

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Question 10: What brands of cosmetics do Tokyo Duty Free Shop have? Nice eyeliner! ! Eyebrow pencil is very good! ! Buying Japanese products is the most suitable! ! You can buy Shiseido's products, Xueji Jinghua and DHC's products!