Japan’s Largest Outlet – Nagashima – Jazz Dream

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Many people who visit Japan will make a special trip to the outlets in the Kansai region, mainly the Marinepia near Kobe-Sanyo Tarumi Station or the Osaka Tsurumi near Osaka-Monzen Minami Station. Recently, Jazz Dream on Nagashima has become the largest outlet in Japan, with a current total of 240 stores… I believe that shopping enthusiasts can spend a whole day here without any problems.

The entire park is quite large.

Famous brand stores are a must-have.

Square of Lights

This is a place for resting. The chairs here are said to be carefully selected, just so that tired visitors can take a good rest here.

The second floor is also occupied by shops. Since we arrived close to closing time, there were fewer people. The operating hours here are from 10 am to 8 pm.

Special Design

There is a restaurant here. If you get hungry while shopping until noon, you can come here to have a meal.

Saw some Matsusaka beef….

There is also a certificate, but because the hotel offers a high-end buffet in the evening, we can only bid farewell to the Matsusaka beef.

It seems like each small section is differentiated by different colors.

There is also a famous toy manufacturer here called Bandai.

This square is said to have scheduled performances every Saturday, so it not only satisfies the joy of shopping but also serves as a leisure spot…

Above is a brief introduction of Japan’s largest outlet, Long Island – Jazz Dream.

Transportation Methods to Nagashima – Jazz Dream

1. Depart from the Meitetsu Bus Center in Nagoya and take the “Nagashima Onsen” bus on the fourth floor. It takes about 42 minutes to reach. Fare: ¥1000 (This bus cannot be used with the Kintetsu Wide Area Pass).

2. Depart from JR or Kintetsu “Kuwana Station” and take the Mie Kotsu bus to Nagashima Onsen from “Kuwana Ekimae”. It takes about 20 minutes to reach. Fare: ¥500 (This bus route cannot be used with the Kintetsu Wide Area Pass).

3. Departing from Osaka, you can take the Willer Bus or JR Bus. For more details, please refer to the official website.

Reference Materials

■ Nagashima – Jazz Dream Official Website

For more information on transportation, attractions, food, and accommodation in the central region of Japan, please refer to the Central Japan page.

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