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Meitetsu Department Store Honten
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Meitetsu Department Store Honten is a major shopping destination located in the heart of Nagoya, directly connected to Meitetsu Nagoya Station. The store spans multiple floors offering fashion, cosmetics, home goods, and more. However, its main draw for visitors is the basement-level food market, known as 'Depachika', which is a feast for the senses. Here, you'll find an array of high-quality Japanese sweets, fresh seafood, prepared foods, and regional specialties from Aichi Prefecture. The market is bustling with locals picking up dinner or gifts, making it an authentic slice of Nagoya life. The store also features a rooftop garden with views of the city and seasonal events. Distinctive for its integration with the train station, it's a convenient stop for travelers looking to experience Japanese department store culture and sample local delicacies like eel rice cakes or red bean treats.
À ne pas manquer
- Explore the basement food hall (Depachika) for local Nagoya specialties
- Browse the latest Japanese fashion and cosmetics on upper floors
- Visit the rooftop garden for a break and city views
- Pick up regional souvenirs like 'tenmusu' (shrimp tempura rice balls) or 'kishimen' noodles
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Bon à savoir avant de partir
- The food hall can get very crowded on weekends and holidays; visit on a weekday for a more relaxed experience.
- Many food items are priced for takeaway; bring cash as some stalls may not accept cards.
- Look for 'Nagoya meibutsu' (famous local products) like 'shippoku' cuisine kits or 'miso nikomi udon' sets.
- Photography is generally allowed in the food hall, but be respectful of vendors and other shoppers.
Un peu d'histoire
Meitetsu Department Store Honten opened in 1954 as part of the Meitetsu Group, which operates the Meitetsu railway network. It has been a landmark in Nagoya's shopping scene for decades, evolving with the city's growth.
Questions fréquentes
Is there a tax-free shopping counter?
Yes, Meitetsu Department Store offers tax-free shopping for tourists on the same day purchases. Look for the tax-free counter on the upper floors.
Can I eat the food from the basement hall in the store?
Most items are for takeaway, but there are some standing eating areas or small counters nearby. Alternatively, you can enjoy them at your hotel.
What are the opening hours?
The store typically opens from 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM, but hours may vary. Check the official website for current times.
Is there a luggage storage service?
Yes, coin lockers are available near the station concourse. The store itself may also offer temporary storage for shoppers.
Do they have English-speaking staff?
Some staff in the information center and tax-free counter speak English. In the food hall, pointing and smiling works well.
Can I use credit cards?
Major credit cards are accepted at the store's main counters, but smaller food stalls may be cash-only.
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