LUMINE Shinjuku 1 — Local services in Tokyo

Lumine Shinjuku 1 is one of the main fashion and lifestyle malls directly connected to Shinjuku Station.

It caters mainly to young adults, with a strong focus on trendy women’s fashion, though there are also shops for men, accessories, and cosmetics. The building is modern, well-organized, and easy to access, making it a convenient stop if you are already at Shinjuku Station.

Inside, you will find a wide selection of clothing brands, shoes, and bags, along with beauty products and lifestyle items like stationery.

The lower floors often feature casual cafés, bakeries, and takeaway food counters, while the upper levels include a restaurant floor with a variety of Japanese and international dining options. Many stores offer tax-free shopping, and services such as free Wi-Fi, nursing rooms, and stroller rentals are available for visitors.

The atmosphere is vibrant but not overwhelming, striking a balance between stylish and practical. Compared to larger department stores like Isetan or Takashimaya, Lumine 1 feels more youthful and approachable, making it a favorite for everyday shopping rather than luxury splurges. Its location right at Shinjuku Station’s South Exit makes it ideal for a quick browse, a meal before catching a train, or an afternoon of...

I like the 🇮🇩 restaurant , the food is the delicious😋 the place is clean and fresh too, but so sad,i want to buy some of the chili sauce to bring home, but that's only for display not for sale. Opss, i want to tell you something , customer next to me is a women about 50's, i dont know what kind of food's she's ordered mie goreng or pasta im not sure , but she didn't eat it all , more than half plate leftover and she call the waitress, the boy bring a hot tea ☕ and take the leftover food and throw it to garbage. The women just smile while drink her hot tea, didn't say anything. For me because the women sit next to me i feel annoyed😒, for me if dont like the tastes or feel no good i will call the manager, talk directly or complain, so they will know something problem / wrong with their foods. First time for me to see a women with that kind attitude eating at the restaurant, dont have respect and...

All the lumine buildings in Shinjuku are terribly confusing to navigate. I've lived in the area for almost two decades and have never got accostomed to the tiny aisles and low ceilings. Stores are constantly changing and they never last long. The maps in the building are completely useless and don't rely on Google, because it's usually outdated information. Ask someone at the information desk for the store(s) you're looking for.

You should just avoid Lumine Shinjuku buildings and go to the actual stores in bigger locations or try Lumine in other cities. Most of the stores inside can be found in many other cities, so you won't be...