
Planning your shopping spree in Japan? Your exclusive Bic Camera tourist discount is fully updated and ready to use. Save 10% on tax exemption plus an additional 3% to 7% off depending on your item categories. Simply present your passport and this digital coupon to the cashier before making your payment.
Bic Camera is not just a consumer electronics store—it is a massive retail playground. While they are legendary for high-tech cameras, laptops, and home appliances, you can seamlessly shop for premium Japanese cosmetics, daily medicines, high-quality souvenirs, local snacks, and travel SIM cards under the exact same roof. It saves you from running around multiple stores, maximizing your precious sightseeing time.
Unlike stores hidden deep within side streets, Bic Camera positions its major flagship branches right next to Japan’s primary transit hubs in Tokyo, Osaka, and beyond. For instance, the iconic Yurakucho Flagship Store is located in the absolute heart of Tokyo and features direct underground station access. Whether it is raining, snowing, or blazing hot outside, you can step off the train and right into a world of shopping without ever needing an umbrella.
Bic Camera makes international shopping effortless. They feature specialized “Global Voltage” electronics sections meant for overseas use, alongside interactive beauty tech displays. Furthermore, their liquor department rivals specialized boutiques. Select flagship locations like Yurakucho and Shinjuku feature paid tasting counters and coin-operated sake and whisky servers, where you can sample rare Japanese whiskies and premium sake by the glass — often at near-cost prices. It’s a surprisingly fun experience that most tourists completely miss.
“As someone who has lived abroad for a decade, Bic Camera is always my absolute first stop whenever I touch down in Japan, and I always head straight for the gadget floors. Here is an insider tip that most travelers overlook: almost all modern wireless earbuds, portable batteries, and accessories in Japan now standardly utilize universal Type-C charging ports. This means you do not have to stress over regional voltages or incompatible wall plugs back home—they will work flawlessly anywhere in the world the second you unpack them.
Also, do not skip the smartphone accessory aisles. Japan has a massive culture of unique, high-quality, and quirky phone cases that you literally cannot find anywhere else outside the country. If you want the absolute best experience, make a beeline for the Yurakucho Flagship Store. Its inventory is so massive that the local saying goes: ‘If it is not in stock at Yurakucho, it probably doesn’t exist in Japan.’ It offers unmatched peace of mind for international shoppers.” — JTC Editor KT

Enjoy TAX-FREE (Up to 10%) + Extra Discounts across different product categories:
1.Save the Coupon Image:
Before your visit
Download the digital coupon directly to your smartphone as an image file or print out a clear, high-resolution physical copy. Ensure the barcode remains completely visible.
2.Shop & Gather Items:
In-store experience
Explore the multi-floor departments. Keep in mind that certain specific goods, such as Japanese Sake or high-end items, may require you to pay at their respective designated specialized counters rather than general cash registers.
3.Declare Tax-Free Status:
At the checkout counter
Head over to a register marked with the Tax-Free icon. Before the cashier begins scanning your merchandise, explicitly inform them that you wish to claim tax exemption and apply a tourist discount coupon.
4.Present Passport & Scan Coupon:
Finalizing the transaction
Hand over your physical passport (copies or phone photos are not legally accepted by Japanese customs) to verify your tourist status. Open the coupon image on your phone screen and allow the cashier to scan the barcode. Confirm that the 3%, 5%, or 7% deduction reflects on the screen before finalizing your payment.
Bic Camera operates an extensive network of massive retail outlets located directly adjacent to major transportation hubs throughout Japan’s most popular tourist cities, including Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, and Sapporo. No matter where your travels take you, a branch is almost always within walking distance from a central terminal.
For detailed information, please check our official website’s store locator:
https://www.biccamera.com.e.lj.hp.transer.com/bc/i/shop/shoplist/index.jsp
On this page, we highlight stores in areas popular among international visitors.

3 Chome-29-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan

Shibuya Toei Plaza, 1~5F, 1 Chome−24−12, Shibuya, Shibuya City, Tokyo, 150-0002, Japan

1 Chome-11-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0006, Japan

2 Chome-10-1 Sennichimae, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0074, Japan