aeno jusco supermarket

Hi .can i know how to go to the aeno jusco shinagawa supermarket ?

From where?

from shinagawa station is there a pink shuttle bus? but how to find the shuttle bus?

There is a bus that stops near, but not at, Shinagawa Station. Here's the bus info:

http://www.aeon.jp/aeon/shinagawaseaside/information/bus.html

hi yllwsmrf thanks for the information . i appreciate it alot .. i seen this website before but i cant read japanese. Do u mind to tell me which station to alight and where can i wait the bus at? much appreciated thanks :)

Did you know if you are a visitor to Japan you can get coupon from Aeon Home Webpage and use it to get 5% discount on all of your cash or credit card purchases.

Get off at Shinagawa Station and then walk a few blocks to the bus stop in front of Family Mart. You can see it on this map:

https://www.google.com/maps/place/4+Chome-1-10+K%C5%8Dnan,+Minato-ku,+...

The buses stop every 30-60 minutes:

10:12 10:42
11:12 11:42
12:12
13:12 13:42
14:12 14:42
15:12 15:57
16:27 16:57
17:27 17:57
18:27 18:57

yes thanks alot everyone actually i print the coupon already .. they sells vegetables and many more food right?

Aeon is a very large multi storied department store that sells everything a good Japanese Department Store sells!! Don't forget to take your passport as well.

Should you require it you can get same day delivery service, to Shinagawa, Ota, and Minato-ku. Go to the service counter on B1,
before 3pm and they deliver between 6 - 9pm, -Y315 per box, but not refrigerated product.

"AEON" (not aoen) like this not sales only foods.
http://youtu.be/5qxA896PjQ8 (skip to 4:10)
http://youtu.be/lw-2zDTpl1A

But Shinagawa seaside branch not so large
http://www.frontier-reit.co.jp/site/file/tmp-8fFeh.jpg
http://www.frontier-reit.co.jp/site/file/tmp-Fd7jD.jpg
http://www.frontier-reit.co.jp/portfolio/movie/aeon_shinagawa.wmv [video]
than newest AEON mall Makuhari-shintoshin(new city) largest in Tokyo bay area.
http://en.makuharishintoshin-aeonmall.com/
In Makuhari "Costco" also famous.(neighbor AEON)
http://www.costco.co.jp/p/product?lang=en
(Costco is not Japanese campany)

And if thinking bring/send back your country read all recommend.
http://www.customs.gov.sg/leftNav/trav/Controlled+and+Prohibited+Goods...
I don't know about all Japanese foods "pass" or not.

Hi liw ! Thanks for the information.i realised it is so much bigger and better can i ask if the supermarket rate is more expensive than the others supermarket ? Or are roughly the same ? Thanks alot

Price? Yes,exactly small different but Makuhari cheaper a little most.
Under 500Y food product not over 50Y(10%) than other branch usual.
(except daily/time servise special sale price)
AEON makes low price out always by bulk purchase from world/Japan wide.
Shinagawa is one of top rank property value area in Tokyo.
So all larger in local(not urban) area branches are no expensive. (still wonder?)

However,if go to Makuhari don't forget need "trains fee" plus.
http://www.hyperdia.com/en/
If also Costco need "member ship fee" plus,too.
http://www.costco.co.jp/p/membership?lang=en
All AEON mall and most(99%) food stores are No membership systems in Japan.
Costco is rare case(exceptional) as food/glossary store.

BTW,What name fruits/foods looking for? favorite species/brands listed?
And which date(month)? Do you know seasonal fruits/foods name in Japan?
This is food calender of Japan very helpful click 3 calender[カレンダー] titles from left.
http://foodslink.jp/syokuzaihyakka/
果物[kudamono(fruit)]カレンダー
野菜[yasai(vegetable)]カレンダー
魚介[gyokai(fish/shell/seaweed)]カレンダー
but no English menu/guides use google translate.
旬(shun) means "super best" of season.
品種(hinshu) means "species/brand".
ex)Apple[りんご] name "Fuji[ふじ]" is so. http://youtu.be/5vB7EjMr6pU
輸入(yunyu) means "import".
国産(kokusan)/no mark means all "made in Japan".


(Trivia?)
Super high quality fruits shop "Sembikiya" in Tokyo very famous maybe fun.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/kevintang/inside-japans-most-insanely-expensiv...
http://www.sembikiya.co.jp/en/shop.php
English page no anounce about "world fruits buffet(parlour)"
already online booking full until end of Nov but by telephone possible if not full.
http://www.sembikiya.co.jp/viking/honten.php
http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1302/A130202/13021854/dtlphotolst/1/smp2/
Also "Takano fruits parlour" in Tokyo famous not need booking.
http://www.explorejapan.jp/fruit-in-japan-is-special-takano-fruit-parl...
http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1304/A130401/13004309/dtlphotolst/1/smp2/
http://takano.jp/parlour/index.html

And no "fruits picking" experiences? (out Tokyo)
http://www.kudamononavi.com/picking/
This is not Tokyo/Kanto area and just sample.
http://youtu.be/ayWft-07nys (skip to 2:50)
http://youtu.be/0fuyRZ0C8O4 (skip to 1:40)

Jusco is a regular, if not slightly less expensive, supermarket chain.