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Lumine 1 Shopping Mall

Occupying 11 floors including two basements and a roof terrace on the southwest corner of the Shinjuku Station complex, Lumine 1 is a compact shopping mall concentrating on fashion – mainly for women but there are a few menswear shops, particularly parts of the major retailers listed below.

Lumine has three malls grouped around and near Shinjuku Station’s South Exit

Lumine has three malls grouped around and near Shinjuku Station’s South Exit

The smallest of the three-part Lumine mall group at Shinjuku, Lumine 1 can be accessed via escalators to the west of the Odakyu Line gate and JR Shinjuku Station’s South Exit – just go up the short flight of steps and look for the Lumine sign. There are also several entrances from the street and the Toei Shinjuku and Keio subway stations at Shinjuku.

United Arrows

Located on the first basement (B1 floor) and the first floor, United Arrows is a major Japanese clothing retailer that evokes Gap and J. Crew – with everything from outerwear to shoes and accessories as well as a mix of domestic and foreign brands. Its menswear section is on 1F while womens’ wear is on B1.

United Arrows carries a mix of Japanese and foreign brands

United Arrows carries a mix of Japanese and foreign brands

Tomorrowland

Tomorrowland is known for its “casual elegance” fashion, which resembles an upscale version of the smart-casual wear at Japanese clothing giant Uniqlo. Like United Arrows, it has men’s clothing on 1F and women’s on B1 here.

Tomorrowland is known for casual elegance clothing, footwear and accessories

Tomorrowland is known for casual elegance clothing, footwear and accessories

Estnation Bis

On the second floor, Estnation Bis focuses on women’s tops, shoes and outer wear.

Estnation Bis is a women’s casual wear retailer on Lumine 1’s second floor

Estnation Bis is a women’s casual wear retailer on Lumine 1’s second floor

Seijo Ishii

On floor B2, you’ll find a mini-branch of upscale supermarket Seijo Ishii, which is known for its large alcohol selection, foreign foods and Seijo Ishii Premium Cheesecake.

Mini-branch of upscale supermarket Seijo Ishii

Mini-branch of upscale supermarket Seijo Ishii

Seijo Ishii is known for its Premium Cheesecake

Seijo Ishii is known for its Premium Cheesecake

AP by American Pharmacy

Next to Seijo Ishii you’ll find AP by American Pharmacy, a chain that carries foreign cosmetics and healthcare goods that are often hard to find in Japan.

American Pharmacy carries cosmetics and foreign healthcare goods

American Pharmacy carries cosmetics and foreign healthcare goods

Other retailers in Lumine 1 include women’s wear labels Demi-Luxe Beams (2F) and SHIPS Decent Loom (4F) as well as bookstore Book1st (5F). Floors 6F and 7F have Japanese, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai and Spanish restaurants in addition to cafes.

There’s a tax refund counter on 5F.

Article by Tim Hornyak. All rights reserved.

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