Iwataya Main Shop

Complex Facility / Commercial Facility

4.0

This traditional department store opened in 1936 as the first railroad terminal department store in Kyushu. Its roots extend all the way back to 1754, when it operated as a kimono shop. A passageway connects the main building and the new annex, and inside you can find everything from men’s and ladies’ fashion to household goods, food items, cosmetics, interior goods, jewelry, restaurants, and more. For customers with children in tow, there are also brands aimed at kids. With the largest selection of goods in Kyushu, there is something here for everyone. The nearest station is Nishitetsu Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station.

Spot details

Address: Fukuoka Pref. Fukuokashichuouku Tenjin 2-5-35 Map
Area: Nakasu / Tenjin Area
Phone: 0927211111
Hours: 10:00-20:00
[Restaurant Street]11:00-22:00
※Depends on establishment
Closed: Irregular holidays
Parking Lot: Available(4,150spaces)
Credit Card: Available
Smoking: Others (Smoking area available only on the 5th floor of the main building and the 7th floor of the new building)
Wi-Fi: Available
Note: Temporary closure:Currently closed (information as of April 17, 2020)
* Information may be changed, so please be sure to check the official information.
Wheelchair accessible: Available
Infant friendly: Available

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

Review

Lots of animation on weekends

Reviewed : 2017.09.27

I rent a bike and hung around Hakata and Tenjon station areas. Hakata is more focused on travellersbut Tenjinis more food-stalls, shopping, and open concerts etc.there’s big open stage in front of...
Good shopping and excellent food basement

Reviewed : 2017.02.02

You atypical department store, uneventful but great Japanese customer service. If you shop at Iwataya, there are a selection of hotels which they deliver, be sure to check when you get your tax...
Food Choices at basement more attractive than stuff upstairs

Reviewed : 2016.10.16

The department stores come in 2 phases of twin buildings, connecting by a walking bridge on 3rd floor. Despite we walked through almost every inch of the 2 buildings, we hardly find any attraction...