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Keio has womenswear and accessories on the first four floors; menswear on the fifth; kimonos, jewellery and furniture on the sixth; children’s clothes and sporting goods on the seventh; and office supplies on the eighth. The store also offers a range of clothing in Westerner-friendly larger sizes called Lilac. The tax-exemption counter is on the sixth floor.
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Transport Shinjuku Station (Yamanote line), west exit; (Marunouchi line), exits A12-A14; (Oedo, Shinjuku lines), exit 3.
Telephone 03 3342 2111
Open 10am-8pm daily
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