"Mitsui Outlet Park in Kisarazu", the cheapest place to buy Japanese Kawaii Brands Part 1.-Japanese Culture Expeditor

It is a park that is beautiful, fun and enjoyable all day long...なのです（笑）.

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How are you going guys!!.

Today... would like to recommend "The Mitsui Outlet Park in Kisarazu"!!.

"The Mitsui Outlet Park in Kisarazu" is located in Chiba prefecture just 30~50 min from Haneda airport by a car!!.

The reason of why recommend this "Outlet park" is...

Do you remember the past article which has introduced about Japanese Kawaii Fashion brands like "Indivi", "Reflect", "Untitled", "Urban Research", "23KU" or other brands before??.

We really like them since these brands have perfect very "Kawaii" designs but also have mature designs which definitely fit for all ladies and girls who want to enjoy everyday life more.

However... as you have already known that these are extremely high popular Brands.

Therefore they cost you very high amount of money at least from around 20,000 Yen up to 200,000 Yen (US 200 dollars to 2,000 dollars) for total coordination from top to bottom.

But if it is not in Japan, You can ask for discount If these brands are founded and located in other Asian countries.

But generally, Japanese society has the fixed priced system that have to accept there indicated prices without asking for any discount.

It is simply that If you are consented with the price, purchase it, if not, do not buy it.

Well... You can ask for discount for some of the products like cars or (Electric) appliances even in Japan though.

But commonly, asking for discount is not accepted with other products including all daily marchandises.

However, it is impossible to purchase all daily clothes with such high prices.

So... How do we correspond with that problem??.

The answer is... buy these expensive wears at "the outlet stores"...なのです！！.

Here at "Mitsui Outlet Park in Kisarazu" you can buy high level of Japanese Kawaii fashion brand clothes at discounted prices around 10% to 70% off.

Some of you might feel that "Outlet stores" are only selling useless clothes, like reused second hand clothes, messed up sewing wears, holes are in it, or 1990's designed clothes even.

If so... you are underestimating Japan a lot!!.

Every Japanese industries are very strict against the trends, production quality and customer reputations.

This trend is much more strict especially on the apparel industry a lot.

How much they have taken it seriously in the Japanese apparel industry can be find by new seasonal clothes displaying in the stores.

For example, They display summer clothes from the March 1st till mid June at the stores...

After that period, Autumn clothes are displayed instead.

It would be nice if they can sell all summer clothes by mid June.

But as you know that these miracle may not happen so often.

So, where are these new, but dead stocked clothes going to??.

These high class brands' leftover clothes were burned or shredded before the outlet stores have been established.

Even these clothes were never been used or sold to others though!!.

I think you are recognised now...

The clothes and products selling at Outlet stores are new products, not the second hand or reused products.

Before to continue further more... I have to state what Outlet products are.

【Conditions for B grade clothes.】.

1: Every selling clothes are all new products.

2: Some of them were used as a sample at a store.
(If so, they have have indicated on a tag or a pop up plate).

3: The unsold leftover stock, designed for only a few seasons before.
(Commonly, They are selling only a current year model clothes, I could not able to find the clothes which exceeding more than two years).

4: Out of season clothes.
(Example: Selling winter clothes in spring).

5: Overproduced clothes.

6: Defected clothes like have a tiny fray or a small colour loss on a fabric.
(They have fixed these defects, deliver them to outlet stores after passing the strict internal inspections).

These are the conditions for B class outlet clothes.

I think 1 to 5 are not so important but "Tiny fray or colour loss on a fabric" is sound a bit scary isn't it??.

Well... no worries at all!!.

The most of defective clothes are not for sale, they shredded or burned after found.

Only with a tiny fray with a few bits or colour loss less than 1mm defective products are fixed before deliver to the outlet stores.

Therefore... even if you carefully compare good products and B-class products, you will never find the difference of two.

So... if you are not the type of the person who are sensitive or picky.

You will be satisfied with about those clothes are never been sold to anybody before you.

Hence, both clothes seem totally in new condition, but only the difference are the purchasing prices.

Therefore... We strongly recommend to go to the outlet stores.

Oops... the latest fashion clothes are only be able to buy at a regular store by a normal price, not at outlet stores, so beware it too.

ふう... Sorry for too much pre-explanations.

Let's shift to... The recommended outlet park in Tokyo area!!.

The atmosphere of Mitsui Outlet Park in Kisarazu.

The special point of "Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu" is the biggest outlet shopping park existing in Japan now.

Even the Mitsui Outlet park has more than 300 stores.

Inside the park is always very neat and tidy, enjoyable and exciting to go.

Therefore highly recommended for window shopping also.

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Hence the Mitsui Outlet Park is earning high customer evaluations as splendid outlet shopping park as you can find from the below pictures.

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There is an amusement park called "Kisarapia" located just next to it.

That is also a reason why we recommend "Mitsui outlet park in Kisarazu" for families and a couple too!!.

Recommended restaurants.

I think there are many foreigners who are not good at Japanese food, so we recommend Hawaiian burger shop called "Kua Aina" first.

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Or... maybe "Dexee diner and cafe" is much of your favorite??.

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or "Ippudo Ramen"??.

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or try Japanese sushi at "Hakodate Kantarou"??.

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want some chicken rice bowl called "Oyako don" at "Tori Sanwa"??.

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or taste a roasted sliced beef rice bowl at "Roast beef Hoshi"??.

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or maybe want to have a tempura rice bowl at "Kaneko Hannosuke"??.

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Ahaha.... there are more than 35 restaurants and cafes in the area.

So I am assure you that you need more than 3 days to experience whole park...(笑).

The map of the outlet park and the access from Tokyo and Shinjuku.

As I have explained in the above...

"Mitsui Outlet Park in Kisarazu" is located at Kisarazu Chiba prefecture.

The nearest station is "JR Sodegaura station" and has the commuter bus network is available form the station.

It would be around 10 min ride.

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In case of driving a car, take "Tokyo bay Aqua line"(800 Yen by using ETC card) by 30 mins from Haneda Airport and park at not crowded "P10" parking area for free.

F.Y.I... other outlet park owned parking areas are also for free too.

How to take a direct shuttle bus from Tokyo station.

I think many of you are planning to go by trains.

But you have to detour Tokyo bay if you take it.

So, do recommend to take cars or shuttle bus from "JR Hamatasu-cho bus terminal" or from "JR Tokyo station".

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The shuttle bus will take you from "Hamamatsu-cho Bus terminal" via "Tokyo station" to "Mitsui outlet park" by 1,250 Yen for single way.

The shuttle buses have special discount tickets with Mitsui shopping park voucher tickets.

Please ask a staff in Hamamatsu-cho bus terminal counter if you catch a bus at Hamamatsu-cho bus terminal.

Or if you are intending to catch a shuttle bus from Tokyo station, visit "Tokyo station Keisei Bus expressway bus lounge" first for "Weekdays only special voucher Ticket" (3,500 Yen).

This special voucher ticket is including...

1, Single way bus ticket to Mitsui Outlet Park from Tokyo. (1,250 Yen).

2, 3,000 Yen Shopping ticket.

So, If you are planning to go in weekdays, you can save 750 Yen!!.

This is all for today!!.

Ahaha... そんな感じで... みなさん...ごきげんよぉーって事なのです（笑）.

Pyonko and Mu From Tokyoでしたぁーっ！！.

"Mitsui Outlet Park in Kisarazu", the cheapest place to buy Japanese Kawaii Brands Part 1.

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