Around 250 outlet stores
A wide selection of popular brands makes it easy to shop for specific items.
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One of western Japan’s largest outlet malls, with shopping and dining in an open seaside setting.
Located across the water from Kansai International Airport, this large outlet mall has around 250 popular brand stores where you can shop for deals. Its seaside streets and grassy plaza make it a pleasant place to relax or stroll between shops. It is easy to reach by train or car and convenient for families.
A wide selection of popular brands makes it easy to shop for specific items.
The grassy plaza and resort-style scenery offer a relaxing break between shops.
Easy to add to a trip to or from Kansai International Airport, even for a short visit.
Arrive before noon for shopping, take a break by the sea, then stay for a meal.
Rinku Premium Outlets is one of the largest outlet malls in western Japan, located in Rinku Town on the opposite shore from Kansai International Airport. With around 250 well-known domestic and international brands, it offers a wide variety of items such as fashion, sports goods, and household accessories at outlet prices. The mall features an open, street-like setting inspired by the American port city of Charleston, and its palm-lined, resort-style atmosphere is also part of its appeal. In the seaside area, there are dining facilities such as RINKU DINING, a food hall designed in the image of a ship, as well as a triangular-roofed takeout-only pavilion.
In addition, the expansive 20,000-square-meter Seaside Park offers a relaxing place to enjoy views of the ocean, making it ideal for a break between shopping. The adjacent glamping facility is equipped with JYUBAKO mobile houses, jointly developed by the popular outdoor brand Snow Peak and architect Kengo Kuma, allowing visitors to enjoy an outdoor experience immersed in nature while staying overnight.
It is also conveniently accessible, with the JR and Nankai Rinku Town Station about a 6-minute walk away, making train access easy. With parking for 2,900 vehicles, it is also comfortable to visit by car. Shuttle buses also run from Kansai International Airport, making it a popular spot for international tourists visiting Japan. The facility is family-friendly, with nursing rooms, stroller rentals, and barrier-free features, making it a shopping and leisure destination for all ages.
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