With 210 stores, it is sometimes a little confusing to navigate inside the Rinku Premium Outlet. Especially since you have limited time! In today's article, I will try to give you a main overview of Rinku, so that you can spend your time efficiently there.
In general, there are two parts of Rinku, the Main side and the Sea side part. The layout was designed to emulate a resort, and hence it is not strange for you to feel like you are already on holiday!
The shops do not have a set theme, and you can find a lego toy store interspersed within clothing and bag stores. One thing is for sure, there is a lot of variety and one will certainly find something to suit their tastes. There is even a music store - the Shimamura Music shop for those who are interested in instruments, and a cookware store - the Le Creuset cookware shop for those interested in upgrading their kitchen.
Discounts are generally generous, but you will have to do a little hunting to find what you want. Also, do not forget to use the coupon book for additional discounts. When you are tired, feel free to lounge by the open air tables, or even one of the chairs that face the ocean and Kansai Airport. My suggestion is to go to Franc Franc and enjoy the massage chairs put out for show.
Restaurants are found on the second floor, while food courts are found on the first. Delicious looking sushi can be bought at a reasonable price in the food courts, while I opted to spend my 1000 Yen cash coupon at Bibim, a Korean restaurant. Yes, you heard that right - the cash coupons can also be spent in the restaurants too!
Don't you think the Rinku Pass is such a good deal? While you are there, don't have too much fun and forget to keep track of the time. Make sure you catch your plane back!
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