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Founded over 100 years ago, Noritake is one of Japan’s oldest and most distinguished makers of Western-style tableware. You can pick up all kinds of high-end china and porcelain crockery at the company's flagship store – which moved to Ginza from Akasaka in October 2012 – though it also offers a more affordable 'Cher Blanc' range that's suitable for daily use at home.
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Transport Ginza Station (Ginza, Hibiya, Marunouchi lines)
Telephone 03 3567 6121
Open Daily 11am-7.30pm
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are the items purchased at the shop eligible for duty free rebates? If yes, are items eligible and what is the procedure.
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