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Last updated: June 2026 Tokyo is the best city in Japan for plus size shopping, with the widest selection of physical stores and the most variety in style. Whether you’re looking for affordable everyday basics, feminine fashion, officewear, formalwear, streetwear, or alternative Japanese fashion, Tokyo has more in-person plus size options than anywhere else in the country. It’s also one of the few places in Japan where you can shop some of Japan's more unique plus size and size-inclusive brands in person, including PUNYUS, ACDC RAG, and Taberunosky. Many of Tokyo’s best plus size stores are clustered in major shopping areas like Shinjuku, Harajuku, Ikebukuro, and Ginza, making it possible to visit multiple shops in one day. In this guide, I’ve mapped out Tokyo’s best plus size clothing stores, including Japanese brands and retailers carrying sizes from 2L up to 8L and beyond. Scroll down to see the list of all stores that carry plus sizes in Tokyo Browse Tokyo Plus Size Stores by Size & Style Use the expandable categories below to find Japanese fashion brands based on your size range or style preferences. Brands are listed with the largest size that they carry. Not sure what your size is in Japan? Check out the plus size conversion chart here. 〜10L (〜29) Foel / Four L 〜7L (〜23) New Yorker L AOKI 〜6L (〜21) Taberunosky Sakazen 〜5L (〜19) ACDC RAG eur3 SabStreet My Standard Fleur by Mint Breeze As Know As olaca Shimamura / AVAIL 〜4L (〜17) Punyus Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK / PALEMO Store MAM MAXICIMAM (4L) Not Conventional (FREE SIZE) Kaya (FREE SIZE) Nincompoop Capacity (FREE SIZE) 23区 L Leilian Plus House Sakazen 2L/LL - 3L GREEN NOUT Streetwear, Subculture, Alternative Fashion Punyus (3L-4L) Taberunosky (5L) MAM MAXICIMAM (4L) ACDC Rag (FREE SIZE, ~5L) Not Conventional (FREE SIZE, ~4L) kaya (FREE SIZE, ~4L) Nincompoop Capacity (FREE SIZE, ~4L) My favorite plus size women's stores in Tokyo Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK / PALEMO Store (4L) Taberunosky (5L) Not Conventional (FREE SIZE, ~4L) Shimamura / AVAIL (5L) List of all plus size stores in Tokyo Browse the complete directory of plus size fashion stores located in Tokyo, Japan. Each listing includes store location details, available clothing sizes, and links to official websites where available. Click on the store name to visit their website. Click on a store location to open on Google Maps. PUNYUS Largest Size in Stores: 3L-4L Type: Streetwear, Casual Store Location: 3 Locations PUNYUS Shibuya109 〒150-0043 Tokyo, Shibuya, Dogenzaka, 2 Chome−29−1 6F Shibuya 109 PUNYUS Harajuku Takeshita Street 〒150-0001 1 Chome-19-5 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo PUNYUS Skytree Town Solamachi 〒131-0045 Tokyo, Sumida City, Oshiage, 1 Chome−1−2 東京ソラマチ 3階 Punyus remains an icon in plus-size Japanese fashion. Their pieces are unique and there are no other brands that offer similar colors and prints for plus sizes in Tokyo! If you're near Shibuya or Shinjuku, you need to check it out. Punyus Shibuya109 has the largest store with its full collections in stock. There is a second location near Harajuku station, but this store primarily carries their smaller sizes, with less selection for plus size. Further down the line at Shinjuku Station, you'll find a third location. Taberunosky Largest Size in Stores: 6L Type: Subculture Store Location: 〒170-0013 Tokyo, Toshima City, Higashiikebukuro, 3 Chome−7−7 イーストテラスビル 4階 Featured on the angeLsize website, Taberunosky offers unique fashion items. Pastels, flowers, lace, ribbons and other sweet details make their collections highly sought after. There is one location in Tokyo where you can shop for their fashion in person. MAM MAXICIMAM Largest Size in Stores: Reports of 4L-5L in store (carries up to 8L online) Type: Lolita, Sweet, Subculture Store Location: MAM MAXICIMAM Harajuku LePointe MAM MAXICIMAM is a Japanese lolita fashion brand known for sweet, kawaii, and gothic-inspired clothing, including dresses, skirts, blouses, petticoats, and accessories. The brand is especially popular for its cute Japanese lolita style, playful designs, and made-in-Japan pieces that appeal to fans of sweet lolita and alternative fashion. The brand is also popular with plus size overseas shoppers, offering affordable lolita fashion in sizes up to 8L. Reports on in-store size availability vary, but many shoppers say MAXICIMAM locations consistently carry sizes 3L and 4L, with 5L and above occasionally available to buy in-person. Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK / PALEMO Store Largest Size in Stores: 4L Type: General, Business, Casual Store Locations: 5 Locations Re-J & Supure Kinshicho Olinas Store 〒130-0012 Tokyo, Sumida City, Taihei, 4 Chome−1−2 オリナス錦糸町 ２F Re-J & Supure Sunshine City Alpa Store 〒170-0013 Tokyo, Toshima City, Higashiikebukuro, 3 Chome−1−1 サンシャインシティ アルパ 1F LUDIC PARK/Re-J 南砂町スナモ店 〒136-0075 SUNAMO 2F, 3-4-31 Shinsuna, Koto-ku, Tokyo PALEMO STORE Nakano Sun Mall 5 Chome-65-9 Nakano, Nakano City, Tokyo 164-0001 LUDIC PARK/Re-J 大井町イトーヨーカドー店 ２Ｆ, 品川区大井１丁目３－６ イトーヨーカド, 3, Shinagawa City, Tokyo 140-0014 Operating under the Palemo group, Re-J & Supure and Ludic Park are two of the most well-known plus-size fashion chains in Japan, offering fashionable everyday and occasion wear. Note that not all Ludic Park locations carry plus sizes - only stores that have sizes up to 4L/5L are included on this shopping map. ACDC Rag Largest Size in Stores: FREE /5L-7L (varies by product) Type: Subculture Store Locations: 2 Locations ACDC RAG Harajuku Main Store 〒150-0001 Tokyo, Shibuya, Jingumae, 1 Chome−16−7 林ビル 1F ACDC RAG Wharf Harajuku Store 〒150-0001 Tokyo, Shibuya, Jingumae, 1 Chome−9−1 ワーフ原宿 2F ACDC Rag is a popular subculture clothing brand with plus size collections and collabs. Many of their straight-sized styles are oversized- many plus size shoppers can comfortably wear ACDC's 'Free Size' items. There are two locations in Shibuya; the main store is larger and has more selection. Not Conventional Japanese unisex fashion brand built around the concept of “no gender, no border”. Its style leans heavily toward dark, avant-garde streetwear, with draped silhouettes, hakama-inspired pants, pleats, kimono details, and oversized shirts. Most items are sold as free size or unisex, but can fit up to a 4L or 5L, depending on measurements. Largest Size in Stores: FREE /4L (varies by product) Type: Subculture, genderless/unisex, streetwear Store Location: NOT CONVENTIONAL Harajuku 1F Field One Building, 3-21-10 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001 〒150-0001東京都渋谷区神宮前3-21-10フィールドワンビル1F Kaya Located in Nakano Broadway, this shop specializes in vintage-inspired fashion, designer remakes, and eclectic select pieces. The shop has a more alternative, one-of-a-kind feel than a typical plus size store, mixing vintage, upcycled, and handmade items rather than standard mall fashion. Many pieces are FREE SIZE, but are made to be oversized so plus size shoppers can often find unique pieces here. Largest Size in Stores: FREE /4L (varies by product) Type: Subculture, streetwear, vintage, upcycled Store Location: Kaya Nakano Broadway 〒164-0001 東京都中野区中野5-52-15 中野ブロードウェイ B1 Nincompoop Capacity Instagram: @a_nincompoop_capacity Largest Size in Stores: FREE /4L (varies by product) Type: Subculture, streetwear, vintage, upcycled Store Location: 306,4-15-16,Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0001, Japan 〒150-0001 東京都渋谷区神宮前4-15-16 306号室 Leilian Plus House Leilian is known for its polished, quality clothing and refined styling. The brand focuses on luxury; classic, elegant designs that transcend trends, making its pieces worthwhile investments for a timeless wardrobe. Largest Size in Stores: 4L (19) Style: Everyday, business, formal Store Locations: See all locations here. Only locations that sell plus sizes (プラスハウス) are included on the shopping map and listed below. Leilian Wing Takanawa West 1F ウィング高輪 4-10-18 Takanawa, Minato-ku / 港区高輪4-10-18 Leilian Keio Shinjuku Department Store 4F 京王新宿 1-1-4 Nishi -Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo / 京王百貨店新宿4F Leilian Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store 4F 日本橋三越本店 Leilian , 1-4-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku / 中央区日本橋室町1-4-1 Leilian Shinjuku Takashimaya 新宿髙島屋 6F 5-24-2 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo / 渋谷区千駄ヶ谷5-24-2 Leilian Isetan Shinjuku 伊勢丹新宿 3F 3-14-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo / 新宿区新宿3-14-1 Leilian Tobu Ikebukuro 東武池袋 4F 1-1-25 Nishi -Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku / 豊島区西池袋1-1-25 Leilian Isetan Tachikawa 伊勢丹立川 4F 2-5-1 Akebono-cho, Tachikawa City / 立川市曙町2-5-1 Leilian Tokyu Kichijoji 東急吉祥寺 4F 2-3-1 Kichijoji Honcho, Musashino City / 武蔵野市吉祥寺本町2-3-1 Eur3 Largest Size in Stores: 5L (In-store may be 3L-4L, depending on location) Type: Casual, business Store Locations: 1 within Tokyo, 1 in Saitama eur3 Hikarigaoka Store 〒179-0072 Tokyo, Nerima City, Hikarigaoka, 5-chōme−1−１ リヴィン光が丘 ２Ｆ eur3 AEON Lake Town Store 〒343-0828 Saitama, Koshigaya, Lake Town, 3-chōme−１−１ イオンレイクタウンmori 2F Despite having a central Tokyo location listed on Google maps, that is NOT a store. Rather, it's their main office. (〒106-0032 Tokyo, Minato City, Roppongi, 3 Chome−1−1 ティーキューブ) New Yorker L Largest Size in Stores: 7L / 23 Type: Sophisticated, Quality, General, Business, Casual Store Locations: NEWYORKER Isetan Tachikawa 伊勢丹立川 2-5-1 Akebono-cho, Tachikawa City, Tokyo, 4F 東京都立川市曙町2-5-1 4F NEWYORKER Shinjuku Takashimaya 新宿高島屋 5-24-2 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 6F 東京都渋谷区千駄ヶ谷5-24-2 6F NEWYORKER Keio Shinjuku 京王新宿 1-1-4 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 4F 東京都新宿区西新宿1-1-4　4F the wardrobe. newyorker 大丸東京 1 Chome-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-6701 SABSTREET My Standard Largest Size in Stores: 5L Style: Casual, business Store Locations: 2 Locations in Tokyo SABSTREET My Standard - Marui Kita-Senju Mall (北千住マルイ店) 東京都足立区千住3-92 マルイ北千住店3F マルイモデル SABSTREET My Standard - Shinjuku Takashimaya Store (新宿高島屋店) 東京都渋谷区千駄ヶ谷5-24-2　新宿高島屋店6階 ユアサイズ Located in "Your Size", a store carrying other plus size items, Up to size 21-23 GREEN NOUT Largest Size in Stores: 3L Style: Casual, natural Store Locations: 2 Locations in Tokyo, in department shopping centers GREEN NOUT - Shinjuku Takashimaya Store (新宿高島屋店) 渋谷区千駄ヶ谷5-24-2 髙島屋 新宿店 6F 6th Floor of shopping center This department store has many other plus size brands, so be sure to browse around! GREEN NOUT - Tachikawa Isetan Store (立川 伊勢丹店) 立川市曙町2-5-1 伊勢丹 立川店 3F 3rd Floor of shopping center Fleur by Mint Breeze フルール バイ ミント ブリーズ Largest Size in Stores: 5L Style: General fashion Store Locations: Marui Model, 2 Chome-7-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0006 23区 L A Japanese women’s fashion brand offering simple, high-quality clothing with a timeless and elegant aesthetic. It is designed for adult women seeking chic, modern everyday styles and is widely available in department stores across Japan. Largest Size in Stores: 4L Style: Elegant, timeless, modern, casual Store Locations: 12 Locations in Tokyo that carry plus sizes. Use the shopping map above to browse plus size locations *Only 23区 L carries plus size items, not all 23区 locations have plus sizes in stock. Foel Largest Size in Stores: 10L Type: General fashion, men's and women's Store Locations: 4 Locations in Tokyo To see all locations in Tokyo, click here Shimamura / AVAIL Largest Size in Stores: Varies (Usually 5L, but occasionally up to 7L) Type: Budget fashion, General fashion, Suits, Subculture Store Locations: Over 70 locations across Tokyo Click on this link to see all Shimamura and AVAIL stores in Tokyo AVAIL is a sister company to Shimamura. Sometimes, both AVAIL and Shimamura will be within the same stores, but AVAIL also has it's own standalone stores as well. AVAIL carries many unique styles on a budget; you can see some of their recent "Big Size" offerings here. Note that not all AVAIL locations will carry the stock available online. As Know As olaca アズノゥアズ Largest Size in Stores: 5L (8L online) Store Location: As Know As olaca Tobu Department Store Ikebukuro Branch 東武百貨店池袋店 3F 〒171-8512 東京都豊島区西池袋１－１－２５【３Ｆ】 As Know As olaca Keio Department Store 京王百貨店新宿店 4F 〒160-8321東京都新宿区西新宿１丁目１－４ 【４Ｆ】 Sakazen Largest Size in Stores: 6L (varies by location) Type: Business, Suits, General Store Locations: 5 Locations carry plus size women's fashion Some locations carry casual wear, all locations carry business wear. On the map only locations that carry women's plus sizes are listed. Sakazen Nihonbashi Main Store 〒103-0003　中央区日本橋横山町5-9 Sakazen Kamata Store 〒144-0051　東京都大田区西蒲田7-48-12 Sakazen Nishikasai Store 〒134-0088　東京都江戸川区西葛西4-2-28　サニーモール西葛西3F Sakazen Fuchu Store 〒183-0055　東京都府中市府中町2-9-1 AOKI Largest Size in Stores: 7L (In-store may be 4L-5L, depending on location) Type: Suits and business wear Store Locations: Multiple (not all locations carry plus sizes) Locations that list having women's plus sizes available in stores: AOKI Akihabara 1 Chome-13-3 Sotokanda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 〒101-0021 AOKI Ota Chidori 2-10-8 Chidori, Ota-ku, Tokyo 〒146-0083 Japan AOKI Adachi Takenotsuka 4-1-1 Takenotsuka, Adachi-ku, Tokyo 〒121-0813 AOKI Kasai 3-6-1 Nakakasai, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo 〒134-0083 Japan AOKI Chofu 〒182-0022 Tokyo, Chofu, Kokuryocho, 5 Chome−３７−9 AOKI Hachioji Mejirodai 572-10 Kunugidamachi, Hachioji, Tokyo 〒193-0942 Japanese Plus Size Conversion Chart (US, UK & Japan Sizes) This chart provides a general comparison of plus sizes in Japan with US and UK sizing. Keep in mind that Japanese clothing sizes can vary significantly between brands. You may wear a 2L at one store and a 5L at another, depending on the fit, cut, and measurements of each garment. To make shopping easier, take your body measurements in centimeters (cm) and keep them handy when checking size charts. For the best fit, always refer to the individual brand's sizing guide before purchasing. Japan Plus Size Conversion Chart, Women's (US, UK & Japan Sizes) Japan (Numeric) Japan (Letter) US UK 13 2L / LL 10 14 15 3L 12 16 17 4L 14 18 19 5L 16 20 21 6L 18 22 23 7L 20 24 25 8L 22 26 27 9L 24 28 29 10L 26 30 As of Summer 2026, these brands/shops are online only or do not stock plus sizes in their physical store: Plus Size Clothing Brands: A Happy Marilyn Alinoma AngeLsize Belluna BodyLine Cecile Plump Clette Clover Shop (no Tokyo locations) CocoChic Dear My Love Gold Japan Louiosy uplume

Here's where to buy plus size clothes in Kyoto. I've mapped out plus size fashion stores across the city, including Japanese brands and retailers carrying sizes 2L and up, to help you plan the perfect plus size shopping trip while exploring one of Japan's most popular travel destinations. Although Kyoto is best known for its temples, shrines, and historic streets, it also offers several places to shop for plus size clothing. Popular Japanese brands can be found in shopping malls and department stores throughout the city, as well as some interesting independent brands with unique Japanese style. While the selection isn't as extensive as nearby Osaka, Kyoto still has enough options to make it easy to pick up everyday clothing, trendy fashion, and wardrobe essentials in plus sizes. Areas such as Kyoto Station, Shijo-Kawaramachi, and Katsuragawa offer some of the best opportunities for plus size shopping in Kyoto. Scroll down to see the full list of stores that carry plus sizes in Kyoto. Browse Japanese Plus Size Brands and Stores by Size Use the expandable categories below to find Japanese fashion brands based on your size range. Brands are listed with the largest size that they carry. You can find an international size conversion chart below. 〜7L (〜23) Black Formal Salon ブラックフォーマルサロン 〜6L (〜21) Clover クローバー AOKI B-Three Pants Shop ビースリー（パンツショップ） 〜5L (〜19) SabStreet My Standard As Know As olaca アズノゥアズ Shimamura / AVAIL Noannu INDIVI インディヴィ 〜4L (〜17) Leilian Plus House レリアンプラスハウス 23区 L Evex by Krizia L エヴェックス バイ クリツィアL Hiroko Bis Grande ヒロコ・ビス グランデ Moga モガ 2L / LL - 3L Rose Tiara Halmek Transwork L トランスワークL Untitled アンタイトル Comme Ça Platinum コムサ・プラチナ Polo Ralph Lauren ポロ ラルフローレン Theory Luxe セオリーリュクス Léonard レオナール Department Stores 百貨店 JR Kyoto Isetan Department Store (4th Floor) ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 Daimaru Kyoto Store 大丸京都店 Kyoto Takashimaya 京都タカシマヤ Plus Size Clothing Stores in Kyoto Click on the brand names to visit their website, and on location names to view in Google Maps. noannu Found in many AEON department stores, noannu is an affordable plus size brand offering a wide variety of everyday styles in sizes up to 5L. While the online selection is limited, stores typically carry a much larger range of clothing, making it well worth visiting in person. Largest Size in Stores: 5L Store Location: *Within AEON department stores There are 7 AEON department stores that carry noannu products in Kyoto. Please see the shopping map above for locations, or view the store list here (Kyoto is located in the "Kinki" region). Leilian Plus House Leilian is known for its polished, quality clothing and refined styling. The brand focuses on luxury; classic, elegant designs that transcend trends, making its pieces worthwhile investments for a timeless wardrobe. Largest Size in Stores: Up to 4L (19) Store Location: *Within a department store Leilian Plus House Daimaru Kyoto 大丸京都 4F 〒600-8511 京都市下京区四条通高倉西入立売西町79番地 Leilian Plus House Kyoto Takashimaya レリアンプラスハウス 京都タカシマヤ 京都府京都市下京区四条通河原町西入真町52番地京都タカシマヤ 3F 23区 L Blending contemporary fashion with classic elegance, this Japanese label is a popular choice for women seeking refined, wearable pieces that transition easily from work to everyday life. Largest Size in Stores: 4L Store Location: *Within department stores 23区 L Kyoto Takashimaya 京都タカシマヤ 3F 京都府京都市下京区四条通河原町西入真町52番地京都タカシマヤ 3F 23区 L 大丸京都店 Daimaru Kyoto Store 4F 京都府京都市下京区四条通高倉西入立売西町79大丸京都店 4F 23区 L ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 JR Kyoto Isetan 4F 京都府京都市下京区烏丸通塩小路下ル東塩小路町ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 4F *Only 23区 L carries plus size items, not all 23区 locations have plus sizes in stock. Rose Tiara Rose Tiara is a luxury plus-size fashion brand known for its feminine silhouettes, refined details, and sophisticated style. Blending elegance with a touch of sweetness, the brand offers polished clothing designed to create a graceful, mature look without feeling overly formal or overly cute. Largest Size in Stores: 3L Store Locations: Rose Tiara ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 JR Kyoto Isetan 4F 京都府京都市下京区烏丸通塩小路下ル東塩小路町ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 4F Sab Street My Standard サブストリート Largest Size in Stores: 5L Store Location: Sab Street My Standard JR Kyoto Isetan Department Store (4th Floor) ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 京都府京都市下京区烏丸通塩小路下ル東塩小路町ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 4F As Know As olaca アズノゥアズ Largest Size in Stores: 5L (8L online) Store Location: As Know As olaca JR Kyoto Isetan Department Store ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 京都府京都市下京区烏丸通塩小路下ル東塩小路町ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 4F B-Three ビースリー Largest Size in Stores: 6L (21) Store Location: B-Three Takashimaya Kyoto Store ビースリー 髙島屋京都店 京都府京都市下京区四条通河原町西入真町52 京都髙島屋S.C.（百貨店）3F B-Three JR Kyoto Isetan Store ビースリー ジェイアール京都伊勢丹店 京都府京都市下京区烏丸通塩小路下ル東塩小路町 ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 8F B-Three Aeon Mall Kyoto Gojo Store ビースリー イオンモール京都五条店 京都府京都市右京区西院追分町25-1 イオンモール京都五条 2F Shimamura / AVAIL Largest Size in Stores: Varies (Usually 5L, but occasionally up to 7L) Location: Click on this link to see all Shimamura and AVAIL stores in Kyoto Shimamura is one of Japan's largest budget fashion retailers and has more locations carrying plus size clothing than any other chain in the country. AVAIL is a sister brand to Shimamura, and while some locations operate within the same shopping complex, AVAIL also has standalone stores. Known for its affordable prices and trend-focused collections, AVAIL regularly offers a variety of plus size styles through its "Big Size" range. You can see some of their recent "Big Size" offerings here. Note that not all AVAIL locations will carry the stock available online. AOKI Largest Size: 6L Location: Multiple (not all locations carry women's plus size) Locations that list having women's plus sizes available in stores: AOKI Kyoto Shijo Saiin Store 京都四条西院店 キョウトシジョウサイインテン 〒615-0066　 京都府京都市右京区西院四条畑町30-1 (Plus Size Women's Business Wear) Big M One Largest sizes in stores: 8L Type: Men's and Women's, casual, business Location Address: Big M One Kyoto Fushimi Store ビッグエムワン 京都伏見店 京都府京都市伏見区下鳥羽広長町149 (Majority is mens wear) Kyoto Department Stores with Plus Size Sections These department stores feature dedicated plus size sections with multiple Japanese and international brands in one convenient location. Whether you're shopping for casual wear, office attire, or formal fashion, department stores are one of the easiest places to browse a wide range of sizes in Kyoto. JR Kyoto Isetan Department Store (4th Floor) ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 Location Address: 京都府京都市下京区烏丸通塩小路下ル東塩小路町ジェイアール京都伊勢丹 4F If you're looking for women's plus size fashion, go to the 4th floor of this department store. Here you will find clothing sized 2L and up from multiple plus size brands. You will find stores such as: Black Formal Salon ブラックフォーマルサロン Largest Size in Store: 7L / 23 A store that specializes in formal and business wear for Japanese events, such as weddings, graduations, funerals, meetings and work events. Clover クローバー 大きいサイズの婦人服 Largest Size in Store: 6L / 21 Various plus size Japanese brands in a variety of styles. Great for everyday or the office. Brands offered include: Sabstreet My Standard Rose Tiara 23区 L As Know As olaca and more Daimaru Kyoto Store 大丸京都店 Location Address: 京都府京都市下京区四条通高倉西入立売西町79大丸京都店 Plus size brands on the 4th floor: 23区 L (4L) Evex by Krizia L エヴェックス バイ クリツィアL (4L / 17) Transwork L トランスワークL (3L / 15 / 46) Hiroko Bis Grande ヒロコ・ビス グランデ (4L / 17) Leilian Plus House レリアンプラスハウス (4L) Kyoto Takashimaya 京都タカシマヤ Location Address: 京都府京都市下京区四条通河原町西入真町52番地京都タカシマヤ 3F Third Floor (3F) Untitled アンタイトル (3L/ 15) INDIVI インディヴィ (5L / 19) Comme Ça Platinum コムサ・プラチナ (3L/ 15) 23区 L (4L / 17) Polo Ralph Lauren ポロ ラルフローレン (3L/ 15) Theory Luxe セオリーリュクス (3L/ 15) Moga モガ (4L / 17) Léonard レオナール (3L/ 15) Leilian Plus House レリアンプラスハウス (4L/ 17) B-Three ビースリー (6L / 21)

Last updated: June 2026 If you're looking for plus size women's clothing in Saitama Prefecture, you'll find a good selection of stores offering affordable everyday fashion, casual wear, and office wear. Many of Saitama's largest shopping malls and department stores are home to popular Japanese plus size brands. Well-known retailers including eur3, Re-J & SUPURE, and Shimamura offer women's sizes ranging from 2L to 6L, with some brands carrying sizes up to 8L and beyond. From major shopping areas such as Omiya, Koshigaya, and Kawaguchi to malls across Saitama Prefecture, this guide covers the best places to buy plus size women's clothing, complete with a shopping map and store information. If you can't find exactly what you're looking for in Saitama, Tokyo is just a short train ride away and offers an even wider selection of plus size fashion. Scroll down to see the list of all stores that carry plus sizes in Saitama Browse Saitama Plus Size Stores by Size Use the expandable categories below to find Japanese fashion brands based on your size range. Brands are listed with the largest size that they carry. Not sure what your size is in Japan? Check out the plus size conversion chart here. 〜10L (〜29) Foel / Four L 〜7L (〜23) New Yorker L AOKI 〜6L (〜21) Sakazen 〜5L (〜19) eur3 Shimamura / AVAIL As Know As olaca 〜4L (〜17) Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK / PALEMO Store 23区 L Leilian Plus House Sakazen 2L/LL - 3L halmek Rose Tiara Crocodile List of all Plus Size Stores in Saitama Browse the complete directory of plus size fashion stores located in Tokyo, Japan. Each listing includes store location details, available clothing sizes, and links to official websites. This list includes department store brands (including the floor ie: 6th floor = 6F) Click on the store name to visit their website. Click on a store location to open on Google Maps. Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK / PALEMO Store Largest Size in Stores: 5L Type: General, Business, Casual Store Locations: Re-J Aeon Mall Kitatoda Store イオンモール北戸田店 335-0031 1-3-1 Bijogi-Higashi, Toda City, Saitama Prefecture, AEON Mall Kita-Toda 2F 〒335-0031 埼玉県 戸田市美女木東1丁目3-1 イオンモール北戸田2F PALEMO STORE Shobu Moraju 菖蒲モラージュ店 346-0106 Moraju Shobu 2F, 6005-1 Shobu-cho, Kuki City, Saitama Prefecture 〒346-0106 埼玉県 久喜市菖蒲町菖蒲6005-1 モラージュ菖蒲2F SUPURE Koshigaya Lake Town KAZE Store 越谷レイクタウンKAZE店 343-0828 4-2-2 Laketown, Koshigaya City, Saitama Prefecture, AEON Laketown KAZE 1F 〒343-0828 埼玉県 越谷市レイクタウン4丁目2-2 イオンレイクタウンKAZE1F Leilian Plus House レリアンプラスハウス Largest Size in Stores: Up to 4L (19) Type: Everyday, business, formal Store Locations: See all locations here. Only locations that sell plus sizes (プラスハウス) are included on the shopping map and listed below. Leilian Plus House Isetan Urawa レリアン プラスハウス 伊勢丹浦和 さいたま市浦和区高砂1-15-1 Eur3 Largest Size in Stores: 5L (In-store may be 3L-4L, depending on location) Type: Casual, business Store Locations: eur3 AEON Lake Town Store 〒343-0828 Saitama, Koshigaya, Lake Town, 3-chōme−１−１ イオンレイクタウンmori 2F New Yorker L Largest Size: 7L / 23 Type: Sophisticated, Quality, General, Business, Casual Store Locations: *Located within department stores NEWYORKER Isetan Urawa 伊勢丹浦和 埼玉県さいたま市浦和区高砂1-15-1 3F NEWYORKER Sogo Omiya そごう大宮 埼玉県さいたま市大宮区桜木町1-6-2 3F 23区 L Largest Size in Stores: 4L Type: Elegant, timeless, modern, casual Store Locations: *Located within department stores 23区 L ONWARD CROSSET SELECT 伊勢丹浦和店 Isetan Urawa Store 埼玉県さいたま市浦和区高砂1-15-1伊勢丹浦和店 3F 23区 L そごう大宮店 Sogo Omiya 埼玉県さいたま市大宮区桜木町1-6-2そごう大宮店 3F:23区 4F:自由区 5F:23区L 23区Select ふかや花園プレミアム・アウトレット店 Fukaya Hanazono Premium Outlet Store 埼玉県深谷市黒田169ふかや花園プレミアム・アウトレット 1階 23区Select Foel / 4L / FourL Largest Size in Stores: 10L Type: General fashion, men's & women's Store Locations: Foel Sayama Store フォーエル狭山店 埼玉県狭山市入間川2-26-15 Foel Konosu Fukiage Store フォーエル鴻巣吹上店 埼玉県鴻巣市新宿２－１９３－１ Foel Higashi Koshigaya Store フォーエル東越谷店 埼玉県越谷市宮前1-22-5 Shimamura / AVAIL Largest Size in Stores: Varies (Usually 5L, but occasionally up to 7L) Type: Budget fashion, General fashion, Suits, Subculture Store Locations: Click on this link to see all Shimamura and AVAIL stores in Saitama halmek ハルメクおみせ Largest Size in Stores: Up to 3L Style: Casual, everyday, mature Store Locations: *Located within department stores Halmek Isetan Urawa ハルメク おみせ 伊勢丹浦和店 4F 埼玉県さいたま市浦和区高砂1-15-1 伊勢丹浦和店4階 Rose Tiara Largest Size in Stores: 3L Type: Casual, formal, business Store Locations: Rose Tiara Sogo Omiya そごう大宮店 埼玉県さいたま市大宮区桜木町1-6-2 3F Rose Tiara Maruhiro Department Store 丸広百貨店川越店 3F 埼玉県川越市新富町2-6-1 3階 クイーンサイズ Crocodile Largest Sizes in Stores: 3L Type: Casual, mature, business Store Locations - Plus size women's clothing available: Crocodile Ito-Yokado Ario Kawaguchi Store クロコダイル イトーヨーカドー アリオ川口店 埼玉県川口市並木元町1-79 Crocodile Ito-Yokado Ario Washinomiya Store クロコダイル イトーヨーカドー アリオ鷲宮店 埼玉県久喜市久本寺谷田7-1 Crocodile Ito-Yokado Misato Store クロコダイル イトーヨーカドー 三郷店 埼玉県三郷市ピアラシティ一丁目1番地1 Crocodile Ito-Yokado Kuki Store クロコダイル イトーヨーカドー 久喜店 埼玉県久喜市久喜中央4-9-11 Crocodile Uny Apita Higashimatsuyama Store クロコダイル ユニー アピタ東松山店 埼玉県東松山市あずま町4-3 Crocodile Ito-Yokado Ario Fukaya Store クロコダイル イトーヨーカドー アリオ深谷店 埼玉県深谷市上柴町西4-2-14 Sakazen Largest Sizes in Stores: 6L Type: Business, Suits, General Store Locations: Sakazen Kawaguchi Store サカゼン 川口店 〒332-0017　埼玉県川口市栄町3-1-16 イート川口6F *Only locations that carry women's plus sizes are listed. AOKI Largest Size: 7L (In-store may be 4L-5L, depending on location) Type: Suits and business wear Store Locations: Multiple (not all locations carry plus sizes) Locations that list having women's plus sizes available in stores: AOKI Omiya Mihashi 大宮三橋店 〒331-0052　 埼玉県さいたま市西区三橋5-1606 AOKI Size Max Urawa Store サイズマックス浦和店 〒330-0071　 埼玉県さいたま市浦和区上木崎5-7-1 AOKI Wako Hikarigaoka 和光光が丘店 〒351-0101　 埼玉県和光市白子1-2-31 AOKI Higashimatsuyama サイズマックス東松山店 〒355-0031　 埼玉県東松山市五領町16-11 AOKI Kawagoe 川越店 〒350-1133　 埼玉県川越市砂827-1 AOKI Kasukabe サイズマックス春日部店 〒344-0063　 埼玉県春日部市緑町3-1-43 AOKI Tokorozawa サイズマックス所沢店 〒359-1143　 埼玉県所沢市宮本町2-15-21 AOKI Hatogaya サイズマックス鳩ヶ谷店 〒334-0013　 埼玉県川口市南鳩ヶ谷7-1-1 Japanese Plus Size Conversion Chart (US, UK & Japan Sizes) Use this size chart as a general guide. All brands and items are different, so always check product measurements. Japan Plus Size Conversion Chart, Women's (US, UK & Japan Sizes) Japan (Numeric) Japan (Letter) US UK 13 2L / LL 10 14 15 3L 12 16 17 4L 14 18 19 5L 16 20 21 6L 18 22 23 7L 20 24 25 8L 22 26 27 9L 24 28 29 10L 26 30

Asakusa Kimono Rental Momohime offers a wide range of plus-size kimonos so you can enjoy your time in Tokyo wearing an authentic, stylish kimono. There are hundreds of traditional and modern designs with all the accessories you need to complete your look. This shop specializes in plus size kimonos so you can choose from many designs and sizes. The majority of their collection are items sized 3L to 10L, which would be the equivalent of U.S sizes XL - 7XL. On their website and social media, you can see hundreds of photos of plus size women wearing their kimonos, all styled with different accessories. If you see a particular style or accessory you like on their website or social media, you can enquire about sizes and availability. If you're not sure about what size kimono you wear, take your measurements (height, bust, waist, hips, in centimeters) and be ready to try on a few different sizes to see what size suits you best. Plus Size Kimono Rentals for Locals and Tourists While many tourists and foreigners use this shop, it’s also a popular choice among locals who rent plus-size items for special occasions. The shop offers a wide variety of outfits and accessories suitable for events like coming-of-age ceremonies, weddings, graduations, and photoshoots with friends. Whether you're celebrating a milestone or just enjoying a traditional experience, there’s a perfect kimono waiting for you. If you're looking for a guided experience, platforms like Klook or Viator offer various plus-size kimono packages aimed at foreigners visiting Tokyo. These experiences are typically more expensive than renting directly from the shop, as they include the convenience of having someone handle reservations, provide translation services, and guide you on a scenic walking tour while you wear your kimono. However, with a little planning, you can enjoy the same experience at your own pace without the added cost. By renting directly from the shop, you have the freedom to explore Tokyo's iconic sites and take photos in your beautiful plus-size kimono without feeling rushed. Location: 2nd floor of Toda Building, 2-19-4 Kaminarimon, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0034 〒111-0034 東京都台東区雷門2-19-4 戸田ビル2階 Hours: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, one-day rentals must be returned the same day by 6:30 PM. Plus Size Kimono Prices & Plans There are various plans and prices based on the style of kimono you choose and the accessories you'd like to include. You can explore all the available plans and prices [here]. If you're looking for a one-day kimono experience, I highly recommend the Premium Plan. This plan offers a complete kimono set, assistance with getting dressed, a traditional hair styling service, and the option to choose from a variety of accessories. This is the most popular plan among customers. How to Rent a Plus Size Kimono 1. Request a Reservation First, go to the reservation request form on their website. If you don’t read or speak Japanese, it’s highly recommended to use a browser extension to translate the website so you can carefully review all the details. On the reservation form, you’ll need to provide your name, email, phone number, the date and time of your reservation, as well as the plan you'd like and the number of people in your group. At the end of the form, there is a section for any questions or requests. I strongly suggest including the following information: Language Ability: Let them know if you can or cannot speak Japanese (they will not call your phone if you cannot communicate in Japanese). It’s helpful to mention that you'll be using translation apps on your phone while at the shop, so staff can prepare in advance to assist you. Your Measurements: This helps them select the right kimono size for you. Specific Preferences: If there are particular colors or styles you prefer, make sure to mention them. Feel free to include any other questions or special requests you have. Since there may be a language barrier, it's easier to ask in advance so the staff is prepared to give you the best experience possible. To make communication easier, you can also include a translated version of your message (using a translation app like DeepL, ChatGPT, or Google Translate). After submitting your reservation request, you’ll receive a confirmation email, along with answers to your questions and additional details about the process. Please note that this step is a reservation request, not a confirmed reservation. Wait to receive an email response confirming whether your reservation has been accepted. 2. Pay in Advance to Confirm Your Reservation To finalize your reservation, you’ll need to pay in advance by credit card. This helps secure your spot and confirms your booking. There are also discounts available for those who pay in advance. If you'd prefer to pay in person on the day of your reservation, you can visit the shop and inquire about availability, but it's not guaranteed. 3. Arrive on Time Arriving early is crucial! As with all reservations in Japan, punctuality is highly valued. If you are significantly late, there’s no guarantee that your reservation will be held, so please be on time. If you’re carrying luggage, you can leave it at the shop while you enjoy walking around the city in your kimono. You can collect your luggage when you return the kimono at the end of the day. Once your payment is confirmed and all details are finalized, it’s time to choose your kimono! 4. Choose Your Kimono & Accessories With over 400 kimonos to choose from, there’s a lot of variety to explore. Staff will assist you in selecting the right size and help coordinate colors and accessories. If you have a specific kimono in mind that you’ve seen on their website or social media, simply show the staff a picture. They’ll either find it for you or suggest a similar option if it’s unavailable. 5. Change into Your Kimono, Hair Services (Optional) The staff at the shop will guide you through the process of putting on your kimono, ensuring it fits perfectly and helping you adjust everything for comfort and style. They will also assist in adding traditional accessories, such as obis (belts), obidome (decorative clips), and other items, to complete your look. If you’ve chosen a package that includes hair styling, the staff will style your hair in a traditional manner. You can select from a variety of hairstyles and add a hair accessory of your choice to complement your kimono. 6. Enjoy Your Day in Kimono Once you're dressed in your stunning kimono, head out and enjoy your day! Asakusa, with its iconic Kaminarimon Gate and the historic Sensoji Temple, are just a short walk away. These landmarks provide fantastic backdrops for taking beautiful photos, so make sure to capture the elegance of your kimono as you explore the area. 7. Return the Kimono and All Accessories If you’ve rented the kimono for the day, return to the shop by 6:30 pm to return the kimono and any accessories. If you're late, the shop may charge an additional fee, so be sure to plan accordingly.

I don't know how many times I've read comments from people or seen social media content saying that 'living in Japan is healthier' or 'you'll lose weight by living in Japan'. You'll hear stories of visitors losing weight from walking everywhere, eating smaller portions, and enjoying fresh, seasonal food. While there's certainly some truth to that, I quickly learned that simply moving to Japan doesn't automatically make you healthier. After moving to Japan, I found myself falling into many of the same habits I had back home. I was eating too much during the excitement of settling into a new country, relying on convenience store meals more often than I should have, and figuring out how to cook healthy meals in a tiny apartment kitchen with no oven. It wasn't until I started making small, intentional changes that I noticed a real difference in my health and overall quality of life. Over the years, living in Japan has completely changed the way I think about food, movement, and my relationship with health. Some habits came naturally, while others took years of trial and error to develop. None of them were about chasing perfection or trying to become "Japanese-sized." They were about building a healthier lifestyle that worked for me as a plus size woman living in Japan. Looking back, I don't think there was one big moment that changed everything. It was dozens of small habits that slowly became part of my everyday life. Some of them were things I learned from living in Japan, while others came from adapting my old routines to fit my new home. Those small changes have added up in ways that have improved both my mental and physical health and my overall quality of life. Contents Healthy in Japan: Food Habits Don't Treat Living in Japan Like a Long Vacation Cooking Healthy Meals in a Small Japanese Apartment Kitchen How to Eat Healthy Without Relying on Convenience Store Meals Shopping for Healthy Fruits and Vegetables in Japan Meal Prepping in Japan with a Small Fridge and Freezer Choosing Healthy and Affordable Proteins in Japan Finding the Right Balance with White Rice in Japan Healthy in Japan: Daily Exercise and Movement How Everyday Walking in Japan Improved My Health Staying Active in Japan with Simple Home Workouts Healthy in Japan: Mental Health & Mindset Learning Portion Control and Listening to My Hunger Cues Going to the Doctor in Japan: Taking Care of Your Physical & Mental Health Healthy Habits are For Life: Build Them Day-By-Day One of the Biggest Mistakes I Made After Moving to Japan If it's your first time moving abroad, it's surprisingly easy to fall into this pattern, no matter which country you move to. When you first arrive, everything feels exciting. You want to explore every neighbourhood, visit every tourist spot, and try every food you've been reading about for years. Without even realizing it, you slip into "vacation mode." When we're on holiday, most of us naturally eat more than we normally would. We know we only have a limited amount of time, so we don't want to miss out on any experiences. That often means saying yes to every dessert, every street food stall, and every restaurant that catches our eye. The problem is that when you move to Japan, you're not actually on vacation. You might be here for months, years, or even the rest of your life. There will be plenty of time to try every ramen shop, every seasonal dessert, and every convenience store snack. You don't have to do it all in your first few months. I spent far longer in that honeymoon phase than I should have. I wanted to try absolutely everything I saw. My normal routines disappeared, and I was eating far more than I usually would because every meal felt like a new experience. It took a while for my brain to catch up with reality. Japan wasn't a holiday, it was home. Calories still counted here just as much as they did back home. That's not to say you shouldn't enjoy yourself. Trying new foods is one of the best parts of living in Japan. I just learned that I didn't have to eat everything right away. Spacing those experiences out made them even more enjoyable, and it helped me build habits that I could actually maintain. My tip: Try to cook at home most days, especially during your first few months. Save restaurant meals, desserts, and limited-edition treats for occasions when you genuinely want them, rather than feeling like you have to try everything before it's gone. Focus on building balanced meals with plenty of vegetables, fibre, and protein, and remember that Japan isn't going anywhere. Your Kitchen Might Look Very Different One thing I completely underestimated before moving to Japan was how different my kitchen would be. In a typical Japanese apartment, you'll usually have space for a two-burner gas stove with a small fish grill drawer, a small fridge, and very limited counter space. Unless you're moving into a furnished apartment (which is relatively uncommon outside of certain agencies or short-term rentals), your kitchen will likely be almost completely empty when you move in. You'll need to buy everything yourself after you arrive. It's no surprise that many people spend their first few weeks living off convenience store meals and supermarket bentos while they get everything set up. For me, the biggest adjustment wasn't the size of the kitchen. It was losing my oven. Back home, almost all of my favourite healthy recipes were oven-based. I loved roasting vegetables, baking chicken, and making easy sheet-pan dinners. When I moved to Japan, I suddenly realized I didn't actually know many healthy meals that could be made entirely on the stovetop, apart from stir-fries, soups, and stews. Over time, I learned new techniques. I figured out how to cook juicy chicken breasts in a frying pan instead of drying them out, experimented with steaming vegetables, and gradually built a collection of recipes that actually suited my kitchen instead of trying to recreate the one I'd left behind. About five years after moving here, I finally invested in a good-quality countertop microwave and oven combination. It wasn't cheap, but for me it was absolutely worth it. Sheet-pan meals are one of my favourite low-effort dinners. I can chop some vegetables, add a chicken breast, drizzle everything with a little olive oil, and let it cook while I unwind after work. It's one of those purchases that genuinely improved my day-to-day life. My tip: Before you move, research what’s available at Japanese grocery stores and learn a few healthy stovetop meals that you'll genuinely enjoy cooking. If you know you'll be staying in Japan for several years and love cooking with an oven, a countertop oven can also be a worthwhile investment. It's definitely not essential, but for me, it's been one of the best quality-of-life upgrades I've made. Convenience Stores Are Great... But Don't Rely on Them Every Day One of the best things about living in Japan is how easy it is to find a quick meal. Whether you're finishing work late, coming home after class, or just don't have the energy to cook, your local convenience store is always there. And honestly, there's nothing wrong with that. I still grab convenience store meals from time to time. They're affordable, convenient, and often much better than what you'd find in convenience stores back home. The problem comes when they become your everyday diet. While many pre-made bentos, pasta dishes, and rice bowls are delicious, they're often high in refined carbohydrates and sodium while being relatively low in vegetables, fibre, and sometimes protein. If you're eating them for most of your meals, it can be harder to get the variety of nutrients your body needs. One thing that helped me was thinking of convenience store meals as a starting point rather than a complete meal. My tip: If you're already picking up a bento or ready-made meal, grab a bag of salad or some cut vegetables as well. Adding extra vegetables is an easy way to increase your fibre intake and make the meal feel more balanced. When choosing a main dish, I also try to look for options with grilled chicken, grilled fish, eggs, or other protein-rich ingredients, and save the fried meals for when I'm really craving them. Get to Know Japanese Produce & Seasonal Offerings One of my favourite parts of grocery shopping in Japan is discovering new fruits and vegetables, and just enjoying how fresh and delicious local produce is. When you first arrive, the produce section can feel a little overwhelming. You'll probably recognize plenty of familiar ingredients, but you'll also come across vegetables you've never cooked before. Instead of sticking to the same meals you made back home, I really encourage you to embrace the opportunity to try something new. Japan has a strong culture of eating seasonally, and you'll notice supermarkets change throughout the year. Sweet corn appears in summer, asparagus becomes much more affordable in spring, and winter brings an abundance of citrus fruits. Shopping with the seasons not only adds variety to your meals, but often means you're buying produce when it's at its freshest and most affordable. Of course, you'll still find many familiar staples year-round, including potatoes, carrots, onions, cabbage, lettuce, mushrooms, bananas, apples, and tomatoes, alongside Japanese favourites like negi (long green onions), kabocha squash, and a huge variety of mushrooms. One of the things I've really come to appreciate is how fresh local produce can be. Even simple vegetables seem to taste better when they're in season. My tip: If you have one nearby, check out your local vegetable shop or co-op supermarket instead of relying solely on the big chain supermarkets. They often stock locally grown produce, seasonal specialties, and competitive prices. I'm also a big fan of buying "ugly vegetables." Some shops sell imperfect produce that doesn't meet the cosmetic standards for regular display. Think wonky carrots, oddly shaped potatoes, or misshapen cucumbers. They're just as fresh and delicious as the perfect-looking ones, but they're often sold at a discount. It's a great way to save money while reducing food waste. Choose Lean, Affordable Proteins One thing I quickly learned after moving to Japan was that not all proteins are priced equally. Chicken breast has become my go-to. It's one of the most affordable lean meats you'll find year-round, it's incredibly versatile, and it works in everything from salads and stir-fries to curries and pasta. I even use ground chicken breast instead of beef in many recipes. Pork is another affordable staple in Japan, while beef and lamb tend to be much more expensive. If you're shopping on a budget, you'll probably notice that the cheapest beef is usually very thinly sliced and heavily marbled with fat. It's perfect for dishes like gyudon or sukiyaki and absolutely delicious, but it's something I personally treat as an occasional meal rather than an everyday protein because of its higher fat content. Fish is another fantastic option. Prices vary depending on the season and the type of fish, but Japan has an incredible selection, and it's often one of the healthiest proteins you can add to your meals. Don't overlook eggs and tofu either. They're inexpensive, widely available, and easy ways to add protein to your diet without spending a fortune. Just like fruit and vegetables, many seafood varieties and some meats are seasonal in Japan. As you become more familiar with your local supermarket, you'll start to notice what's plentiful throughout the year, and shopping with the seasons can often save you money while adding more variety to your meals. My tip: Rather than buying the same protein every week, let the supermarket guide you. If chicken is on sale this week, stock up. If seasonal fish is affordable, give it a try. Building your meals around what's fresh and reasonably priced is one of the easiest ways to eat well without blowing your grocery budget. Rethink How You Meal Prep Unless you're living in a share house, with a host family, or in a larger apartment, you're probably going to have a fairly small fridge and freezer. That alone changes the way you shop. I also found that many fresh fruits and vegetables didn't last as long as I was used to back home. Leaving certain produce in the fridge for even a week was sometimes enough for it to spoil. It's also worth checking your produce carefully before you buy it. Because supermarkets often sell very fresh, seasonal produce, it's not unusual to occasionally spot an item that's started to go bad before staff have removed it. I always give fruit and vegetables a quick once-over for any signs of mould or damage before adding them to my basket. For me, buying groceries for two weeks at a time just wasn't realistic. I'm a lazy meal prepper, but a dedicated portion prepper. As a one- or two-person household, buying everything in bulk usually meant one of two things: either I was eating the same meals for days on end, or I ended up throwing food away. What finally worked for me was prepping ingredients instead of complete meals. Every couple of weeks, I'd buy meat in bulk, then spend an hour or two dividing it into meal-sized portions using a kitchen scale and freezer bags. I'd label each bag with the weight and freeze everything. A little tip: I don't use one bag for every portion. Instead, I leave a small gap between each portion inside a larger freezer bag. Once they're frozen, I can usually snap off exactly what I need without having dozens of individual bags cluttering up my freezer. The night before work, I'd move one portion from the freezer into the fridge. By the time I got home the next evening, it was thawed and ready to cook. Vegetables were a different story. Yes, buying the largest bag is often cheaper, but I eventually accepted that I couldn't realistically eat an entire family-sized bag of vegetables before they spoiled. These days, I'm happy to spend a little more on smaller quantities. In the end, it's actually cheaper than buying bulk produce and throwing half of it away. Like I mentioned earlier, I'm a lazy cook after work. The last thing I want is a recipe that takes an hour to prepare. Most nights, dinner is simply a protein with a salad, roasted vegetables, or pan-fried vegetables. Since my protein is already thawing while I'm at work, all I need to decide is which vegetables I feel like eating. If I need something fresh, I'll stop by the supermarket on my way home, then dinner is on the table with very little effort. My tip: Don't feel like you have to become the kind of person who meal preps 14 identical lunches every Sunday. Sometimes prepping your ingredients is enough. Having your protein portioned and ready to cook can make healthy dinners feel much more achievable after a long day. Figuring Out My Relationship With White Rice Rice is at the heart of so many Japanese meals, so naturally I expected it to become a much bigger part of my diet after moving here. The problem was... my digestive system had other ideas. When I dramatically increased how much white rice I was eating, I noticed I didn't feel my best. I felt bloated, my fibre intake had dropped without me really noticing, and my digestion definitely wasn't as regular as it had been before. I've also heard similar stories from travellers who arrive in Japan and suddenly find themselves constipated after a few days. For many people, it's simply a combination of travelling, changes in routine, dehydration, and eating more refined carbohydrates while eating fewer fruits and vegetables than they normally would. That doesn't mean white rice is unhealthy or something you should avoid. For many people, it's a perfectly nutritious staple and they feel great eating it every day. It just wasn't the best fit for my body. When I first started working with my nutritionist, she was a little surprised by my hesitation around rice because it's such a normal part of the Japanese diet. Her first meal plans included it almost every day, but after talking through my experiences, we adjusted things to better suit me. I realised I simply feel better when more of my daily carbohydrates come from vegetables, fruit, and other higher-fibre foods. I still enjoy rice, just not at every meal. Now, when I do eat it, I'm much more conscious of portion sizes and I make sure the rest of my meal includes plenty of vegetables and a good source of protein. That combination works much better for me. My tip: Don't feel like you have to eat exactly like everyone around you just because you've moved to Japan. Experiment, pay attention to how different foods make you feel, and build a way of eating that works for your body. Healthy eating isn't about copying someone else's diet. It's about finding habits you can maintain while feeling your best. Walking Is Part of Everyday Life (And So Are the Stairs) One thing that didn't change much when I moved to Japan was how much I walked. I don't drive, and I grew up in a city with decent public transport and walkable neighbourhoods. Walking 15 or 20 minutes to the supermarket, carrying groceries home, or making the half-hour walk to work instead of waiting for a bus was completely normal for me. Japan felt very familiar in that respect. A lot of your daily movement happens naturally. You'll walk to the station, through the station, to the supermarket, around shopping centres, and while exploring your neighbourhood. You might not think of it as exercise, but those steps add up. What I wasn't prepared for was the stairs. So. Many. Stairs. Japanese cities are incredibly vertical. You're constantly going up flights of stairs in office buildings, shopping centres, train stations, and restaurants, or heading down into subway stations. Yes, you can often find an escalator or lift, but it usually means walking further to get there, assuming there is one at all. For me, the stairs became impossible to ignore. Over the years, my knees had started hurting more and more, and climbing stairs became something I genuinely dreaded. Living in Japan meant I couldn't simply avoid them. They were part of my daily routine. That was one of the biggest catalysts for improving my health. I couldn't change Japan's infrastructure, but I could change what my body was capable of. So I did. Little by little, things became easier. My knees hurt less. I wasn't stopping halfway up a flight of stairs to catch my breath. Today, I can climb several flights without feeling like I'm about to pass out. Whenever people ask me about my health journey, that's honestly one of the things I'm most proud of. Not a number on a scale. Not a clothing size. The fact that I can take the stairs without anxiety. If you've never struggled with stairs, it's hard to explain how freeing that feels. Not having to hide your heavy breathing, worry about holding people up behind you, or automatically look for the nearest lift every time you enter a building. For me, being able to take the stairs comfortably is one of the clearest reminders of how far I've come. My tip: Don't underestimate everyday movement. You don't need to hit 20,000 steps every day or spend hours in the gym to see progress. Walking to the station, taking the stairs when you can, and simply getting out to explore your neighbourhood all add up over time. Finding Ways to Exercise at Home If you're already in the habit of going to the gym or regularly use equipment like heavy weights, a gym membership in Japan may be worth the investment. They're not the cheapest, but if you'll use it consistently, it can be money well spent. Personally, I've never been much of a gym person. I'm also not someone who's heading out for a run every morning. Instead, I've gradually built a simple home workout setup that fits both my lifestyle and my apartment. Nothing fancy, just a stationary bike, a pair of dumbbells, and a yoga mat for stretching and strength exercises. Having the equipment at home removes one of my biggest barriers to exercising. Even if I only have 20 or 30 minutes after work, it's much easier to convince myself to do a quick workout than it is to travel somewhere. The biggest adjustment was learning to be mindful of the people living around me. Japanese apartments often have thinner walls and floors than I was used to, and being a good neighbour means thinking about the noise you make. Activities that involve jumping, stomping, or dropping weights can easily travel through the building. My tip: If you exercise at home, invest in thick foam exercise mats. I keep them under my stationary bike and anywhere I use my dumbbells to help absorb noise and vibration. I also avoid high-impact workouts like jumping jacks or step aerobics. My neighbours probably appreciate it just as much as I do! Looking After Your Physical and Mental Health One of the biggest improvements to my overall health had nothing to do with food or exercise. It was actually going to the doctor. If you're living in Japan, you'll be enrolled in the national health insurance system, so don't be afraid to use it. You're already paying for it, and taking care of your health is one of the best investments you can make. One thing that surprised me after moving to Japan was how much more willing I became to seek medical care. In my home country, doctor visits were free, but waiting months, or even years, to see a specialist was fairly common. In Japan, my experience was very different. Even after factoring in the out-of-pocket cost of appointments, I was usually able to see specialists within weeks rather than months. That access made a huge difference. Not long after moving to Japan, I discovered I had both high cholesterol and gout, neither of which I knew about before. I'd actually convinced myself that the severe pain in my joints was arthritis, but after seeing a specialist, it turned out to be gout instead. Once I started the appropriate treatment, my symptoms improved dramatically. Access to healthcare also made another life-changing decision possible. Thanks to Japan's healthcare system, I was able to have gastric sleeve surgery, with the procedure covered by my health insurance. That opportunity simply didn't exist for me in my home country. While surgery wasn't a magic solution, it became another important tool that helped me improve my health alongside the habits I've talked about here. If you'd like to read more about that experience, I've shared the full story in my article about getting gastric sleeve surgery in Japan. The same was true for my mental health. Although Japan doesn't always have the best reputation internationally when it comes to mental health, I found that psychiatric care and medication were much more accessible than I'd expected. Talk therapy can still be expensive, but psychiatric appointments and prescription medications are generally affordable through the national health insurance system. There are also additional government support programs that can reduce costs further for people living with certain long-term mental health conditions. Getting the right diagnoses and receiving treatment for both my physical and mental health didn't magically solve every problem I had. What it did do was remove obstacles that had been making healthy habits much harder to maintain. Once I had the right support, eating well, exercising, sleeping better, and taking care of myself all started to feel much more achievable. My tip: Don't ignore health concerns just because you've moved to a new country. Whether it's persistent joint pain, digestive issues, anxiety, depression, or something that simply doesn't feel right, make an appointment and get it checked. Sometimes improving your health starts with asking for help. Rethinking Fullness & Your Relationship with Food One of the biggest lessons I've learned while living in Japan had nothing to do with specific foods. It was about my relationship with food itself. I still remember seeing what some of my Japanese friends would eat in a typical day and being genuinely surprised by the portion sizes. They looked tiny to me. I couldn't understand how anyone could possibly feel satisfied eating so little! Looking back, I realize the problem wasn't their portions. It was my idea of what a "normal" portion looked like. I'd grown up eating restaurant meals that were often far larger than one person actually needed. Over time, I'd stopped paying attention to my body's hunger signals and instead relied on my eyes. If there was food on the plate, I'd usually finish it. If I wasn't completely full, I'd often assume I needed more. Those habits don't disappear overnight. In fact, I'm still working on them. One of the reasons I started seeing a nutritionist was because I realized that although I'd spent years learning about calories, nutrients and diets, I didn't really know how to nourish my body. I wasn't very good at recognizing genuine hunger or knowing when I'd had enough. Another thing I've had to unpack is the way I think about value. Growing up, money was tight, so I naturally learned to look for the biggest portion for the lowest price. There was absolutely nothing wrong with that. When you're trying to stretch your grocery budget, you make the choices you need to make. But I carried that mindset into adulthood, to an extreme. I often found myself choosing larger portions of less nutritious food over smaller portions of meals that would actually fuel my body better. My question was always, "What's going to make me feel the fullest?" when a healthier question would have been, "What does my body actually need right now?" That shift in thinking is still a work in progress. Living in Japan didn't magically change my relationship with food. What it did do was encourage me to slow down and pay more attention to how I was eating. Over time, I've become much better at recognizing when I'm comfortably satisfied instead of aiming to feel completely stuffed after every meal. It's not about dieting, banning certain foods, or depriving yourself of things you enjoy. For me, it's been about rebuilding trust with my body, learning to recognise hunger and fullness, and creating healthier habits that I can actually maintain for the rest of my life. Be Kind to Yourself Give yourself permission to adjust. Moving to another country is exciting, but it's also exhausting. You're learning a new language, navigating unfamiliar supermarkets, figuring out public transport, building a new routine, and trying to make a life for yourself. That's a lot for anyone. It's easy to look around and feel like everyone else has it all figured out while you're still standing in the vegetable aisle with Google Lens open, trying to work out what you're looking at. We've all been there. You'll gradually learn which supermarket has the best prices, which vegetables you enjoy cooking, where to buy your favourite ingredients, and which healthy meals fit your lifestyle. None of that happens overnight. You also don't need to put pressure on yourself to become a completely different person just because you've moved to Japan. People often talk about Japan as if simply living here will make you healthier. They'll tell you they lost weight because they walked everywhere on holiday, and for some people that absolutely happens. But living somewhere is very different from visiting. When you actually live here, life settles into a routine. You wake up, go to work or school, run errands, and head home. Most weekdays aren't filled with sightseeing and 30,000-step adventures. They're filled with ordinary responsibilities, just like they were back home. Some evenings I make time for a workout. Other evenings I collapse onto the sofa for some mindless doomscrolling after a long day because that's all I have the energy for. Both are part of real life. Living in Japan doesn't automatically make you healthier. What it does give you is the opportunity to build healthier habits over time. Those habits don't have to be perfect, and they certainly don't have to happen all at once. For me, that's been the biggest lesson of all. Health isn't something that happened because I moved to Japan. It happened because, over the years, I slowly adapted to a new environment, questioned some of my old habits, and found routines that genuinely worked for me. Moving to a new country gives you the chance to build new routines and leave old habits behind, but it doesn't magically change you overnight. Creating healthier habits still takes the same conscious effort it would have back home. At some point, you have to decide what you want to change, then take small, realistic steps towards making it happen. For me, this journey wasn't just about losing weight or eventually fitting into more Japanese clothing, even though those were certainly motivations along the way. It was about building habits that I could actually maintain for the long term. Habits that gave me more energy, improved my mobility, helped me feel better physically and mentally, and ultimately made everyday life in Japan more enjoyable.

Last updated: June 2026 If you're looking for plus size women's clothing in Miyagi Prefecture, Sendai is by far the best place to shop. As the prefecture's largest city, it has the widest selection of physical plus size clothing stores, offering everything from affordable everyday basics to officewear, formalwear, casual fashion, and budget-friendly finds. While most of Miyagi Prefecture's plus size shopping is concentrated in Sendai, you'll also find a handful of stores in other cities. This guide covers plus size clothing stores across Miyagi Prefecture, including Sendai, with Japanese brands and retailers carrying sizes from 2L up to 8L and beyond. Scroll down to see the list of all stores that carry plus sizes across Miyagi Prefecture Browse Plus Size Stores by Size & Style Use the expandable categories below to find Japanese fashion brands based on your size range or style preferences. Brands are listed with the largest size that they carry. Not sure what your size is in Japan? Check out the plus size conversion chart here. 〜10L (〜29) Foel / Four L 〜7L (〜23) New Yorker L AOKI 〜5L (〜19) Shimamura / AVAIL GREEN NOUT Keith As Know As Olaca 〜4L (〜17) Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK / PALEMO Store Leilian Plus House 23区 L Sakazen 2L/LL - 3L Crocodile Halmek List of All Plus Size Stores in Sendai & Miyagi Prefecture Browse the complete directory of plus size fashion stores located inMiyagi Prefecture, Japan. Each listing includes store location details, available clothing sizes, and links to official websites where available. Click on the store name to visit their website. Click on a store location to open on Google Maps. Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK / PALEMO Store リジェイ＆スプル / ルディックパーク Largest Size: 4L Type: General, Business, Casual Store Locations: Re-J & Supure Sendai Nagamachi The Mall Store 仙台長町ザ・モール店 〒982-0011 The Mall Sendai Nagamachi 2F, 7-20-3 Nagamachi, Taihaku-ku, Sendai City, Miyagi 〒982-0011 宮城県 仙台市太白区長町7丁目20番3号 ザ・モール仙台長町2F Operating under the Palemo group, Re-J & Supure and Ludic Park are two of the most well-known plus-size fashion chains in Japan, offering fashionable everyday and occasion wear. Note that not all Ludic Park locations carry plus sizes - only stores that have sizes up to 4L/5L are included on this shopping map. Leilian Plus House レリアン プラスハウス Available sizes: Up to 4L (19) Style: Everyday, business, formal Store Locations: See all locations here. Only locations that sell plus sizes (プラスハウス) are included on the shopping map and listed below. Leilian Sendai Fujisaki Department Store 仙台藤崎 6F 仙台市青葉区一番町3-2-17 New Yorker L ニューヨーカー エルサイズ Largest Size: 7L / 23 Type: Sophisticated, Quality, General, Business, Casual Store Locations: NEWYORKER Sendai Mitsukoshi Department Store 仙台三越 4-8-15 Ichibancho, Aoba-ku, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Main Building 3F 宮城県仙台市青葉区一番町4-8-15 本館3F GREEN NOUT グリーンノート Largest Size: 3L Style: Casual, natural Store Locations: GREEN NOUT Sendai Fujisaki Store 仙台 藤崎店 6F, Fujisaki Main Building, 3-2-17 Ichibancho, Aoba-ku, Sendai 仙台市青葉区一番町3-2-17 藤崎 本館6F 23区 L A Japanese women’s fashion brand offering simple, high-quality clothing with a timeless and elegant aesthetic. It is designed for adult women seeking chic, modern everyday styles and is widely available in department stores across Japan. Available sizes: 4L Style: Elegant, timeless, modern, casual Store Locations: 23区 L Sendai Mitsukoshi 仙台三越 4F 宮城県仙台市青葉区一番町4-8-15仙台三越 本館 4F 23区 L ONWARD CROSSET SELECT Fujisaki 藤崎 宮城県仙台市青葉区一番町3-2-17藤崎本館 6F 23区 L Mitsui Outlet Park Sendai Port 三井アウトレットパーク 仙台港 宮城県仙台市宮城野区中野3丁目7-2三井アウトレットパーク 仙台港 1F 23区 L Ben Club (Ground Floor) ベンクラブ 〒987-0511宮城県登米市迫町佐沼字中江2-5-4ベンクラブ(路面店) *Only 23区 L carries plus size items, not all 23区 locations have plus sizes in stock. Foel / 4L / FourL フォーエル Largest Size: 10L Type: General fashion Store Locations: Foel Yorktown Ichinazaka フォーエル ヨークタウン市名坂店 100-9 Ichinazaka Nakamichi, Izumi-ku, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture 宮城県仙台市泉区市名坂中道１００－９ Shimamura / AVAIL しまむら・アベイル Largest sizes in stores: Varies (Usually 5L, but occasionally up to 7L) Type: Budget fashion, General fashion, Suits, Subculture Store Locations: Click on this link to see all Shimamura and AVAIL stores in Miyagi halmek ハルメクおみせ Largest sizes in stores: 3L Type: Casual, everyday, mature Store Locations: Halmek Fujisaki Store ハルメク おみせ 藤崎店 5F Fujisaki Main Building, 5th Floor, 3-2-17 Ichibancho, Aoba-ku, Senda 仙台市青葉区一番町三丁目2番17号　藤崎 本館5階 Keith キース Largest sizes in stores: 5L (19) Type: Business, luxury, everyday, mature Store Locations: Keith Fujisaki Store 藤崎 6F 3-2-17 Ichibancho, Aoba-ku, Sendai City, Miyagi 宮城県仙台市青葉区一番町3-2-17 Crocodile クロコダイル Largest sizes in stores: 3L Store Locations: Crocodile Aeon Style Natori Store クロコダイル イオンスタイル 名取店 Plus Size Men's and Women's 宮城県名取市杜せきのした5-3-1 Crocodile San-A Ishinomaki Akebono Store クロコダイル サンエー 石巻あけぼの店 Plus Size Men's and Women's 宮城県石巻市あけぼの１ー１－２ *There are more Crocodile locations, but they only carry men's plus size fashion Big M One ビッグエムワン Largest sizes in stores: 8L Location Address: Big M One Sendai Nishitaga Store ビッグエムワン 仙台西多賀店 宮城県仙台市太白区西多賀2丁目15-10 As Know As olaca アズノゥアズ Largest size in stores: Up to 5L (8L online) Style: Natural, Casual Store Location: As Know As olaca S-PAL Sendai S-PAL仙台 〒980-8477宮城県仙台市青葉区中央１－１－１【本館１Ｆ】 Sakazen サカゼン Largest Size in Stores: 8L Type: Business, Suits, General Store Locations: 1 location carries plus size women's businesswear Sakazen Sendai Store サカゼン 仙台店 〒980-0021 4-1-1 Chuo, Aoba-ku, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, EBeanS 3F 〒980-0021　宮城県仙台市青葉区中央4-1-1 EBeanS 3F *This is a plus-size specialty store location AOKI Largest Size: 7L (In-store may be 4L-5L, depending on location) Type: Suits and business wear Store Locations: AOKI Sendai Izumi Main Store 仙台泉本店 3-1-5 Izumi-Chuo, Izumi-ku, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture 981-3133 〒981-3133　 宮城県仙台市泉区泉中央3-1-5 *This location carries men's and women's plus size business clothes Department Stores in Sendai with Plus Size Women's Brands Sendai Mitsukoshi Go to the 6th floor to find luxury plus size brands, such as: 23区 L New Yorker L ICB L Free Zone L Saint Vermeer L Chamy L / シャミーL FUJISAKI Sendai Main Building: Leilian Plus House (3F) Halmek (5F) Onward Closet Select L size (23区 L, J. PRESS LADIES L) (6F) Green Nout (6F) Keith British Style (~5L / 19) (6F) Jiyuku 自由区 (6F) Scapa (6F) Japanese Plus Size Conversion Chart (US, UK & Japan Sizes) This chart is a general conversion of plus sizes in Japan. Every brand is different, so always check product measurements. Japan Plus Size Conversion Chart, Women's (US, UK & Japan Sizes) Japan (Numeric) Japan (Letter) US UK 13 2L / LL 10 14 15 3L 12 16 17 4L 14 18 19 5L 16 20 21 6L 18 22 23 7L 20 24 25 8L 22 26 27 9L 24 28 29 10L 26 30

Shimamura is teaming up with plus size lingerie brand Glamour Princess for a new collaboration launching online at Shimamura’s new plus size online store, Shimapocha Marche, from Wednesday, July 1, 2026. The collection features Glamour Princess bras and matching shorts designed specifically for plus-size bodies, with a focus on comfort, support, and an affordable Shimamura price point. A collaboration focused on plus size lingerie Glamour Princess is known for its wide size range and specializes in plus size lingerie. For this collaboration, the brand is bringing the pattern from its long-running wired bra series, Beautiful Bust Keeper, to Shimamura. The goal was to create lingerie that offers both support and comfort while also being easier to buy at a more affordable price. Since Shimamura already carries larger sizes, the collaboration feels like a natural fit. What is the “Beautiful Bust Keeper” bra? The Beautiful Bust Keeper series was developed specifically for plus size customers. The bra is designed to help keep the bust in place, reduce side spillage, and create a more rounded silhouette. According to Glamour Princess, some of the key features include: two side bones for support a high side design to help hold the bust a stable U-shaped back a three-row, three-column hook closure an underwire angled to reduce irritation against the skin removable pads for adjusting volume and balancing asymmetry moisture-wicking, quick-drying fabric inside the cups stretchy mesh from the sides to the back for a secure fit straps designed to be less likely to slip off the shoulders Shimamura x Glamour Princess lineup This collection will feature affordable bras and matching panties sold separately (which is great for those who wear different sizes!) Sizes go up to a (Japanese size) H100, which is equivalent to about a US size J or H 44. The panties will be sold in sizes up to 8L. Plus Size Bras Colors: White, Sax Sizes: E85, E90, E95, F85, F90, F95, G85, G90, G95, H90, H95, H100 Price: Starting from ¥1,969 Matching Panties Colors: White, Sax Sizes: 3L to 8L Price: Starting from ¥759

I’ve put together a map of plus-size clothing stores across Okinawa to help make shopping for larger sizes in Japan a little easier. This guide includes stores carrying Japanese plus sizes starting at 2L, which is often roughly equivalent to a US XL or 1XL depending on the brand. Some locations also carry extended sizes up to 5L, 6L, and beyond. Compared to cities like Tokyo or Osaka, Okinawa has fewer dedicated plus-size fashion stores, but there are still several places where you can shop for larger sizes in person. Scroll down to see where you can buy plus sizes (2L and up) in store. List of all plus size stores in Okinawa Browse the complete directory of plus size fashion stores located across Okinawa. Each listing includes store location details, available clothing sizes, and links to official websites where available. Click on the brand names to visit their website, and on location names to view in Google Maps. Mango House Made in Okinawa MANGO HOUSE is an Okinawa-based brand specializing in officially certified Okinawan-made kariyushi wear. The brand designs and manufactures colorful shirts, dresses, and matching family outfits inspired by Okinawa's culture, nature, and wildlife, featuring motifs such as hibiscus flowers, shisa lions, sea turtles, and yambaru birds. Women's Largest Size in Stores: 3L Men's Largest Size in Stores: 5L Type: Okinawa style Store Locations: Mango House Oroku Bypass Store 小禄バイパス店 〒901-0146 沖縄県 那覇市 具志3丁目24-30 Mango House Kokusai Street Store No. 1 国際通り1号店 〒900-0013 沖縄県 那覇市 牧志2丁目7-28 Mango House Kokusai Street Store No. 2 国際通り2号店 〒900-0014 沖縄県那覇市松尾1丁目2-1 *This store has the largest selection of clothing available Mango House Kokusai Street Store No. 3 国際通り3号店 〒900-0014 沖縄県那覇市松尾2丁目8-4 Mango House Onna Moon Beach 恩納ムーンビーチ前店 〒904-0414 沖縄県 国頭郡 恩納村 字前兼久961-1 Mango House AEON Mall Okinawa Rycom イオンモール沖縄ライカム店 〒901-2306 沖縄県 中頭郡 北中城村 字ライカム １番地３階 Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK リジェイ＆スプル / ルディックパーク Women's Largest Size in Stores: 4L Type: General, Business, Casual Store Locations: LUDIC PARK Urasoe PARCO CITY Store 〒901-2123 Okinawa, Urasoe, Irijima, 3 Chome, サンエー浦添西海岸PARCOCITY３Ｆ 〒901-2123 沖縄県 浦添市西洲3丁目1-1 サンエー浦添西海岸PARCO CITY　　3F Foel / 4L フォーエル Men's & Women's Largest Size in Stores: 10L Type: General fashion, Western brands, Casual, Suits, Men's and Women's Store Location: 2 Locations in Okinawa Foel Naha Oroku フォーエル那覇小禄店 5 Chome-2-1 Kanagusuku, Naha, Okinawa 901-0155 沖縄県那覇市金城５－２－１ Foel 4L Okinawa Chatan フォーエル沖縄北谷店 1 Chome-5-3 Mihama, Chatan, Nakagami District, Okinawa 904-0115 沖縄県中頭郡北谷町美浜１－５－３ Rose Tiara ローズティアラ Rose Tiara is a luxury plus-size fashion brand known for its feminine silhouettes, refined details, and sophisticated style. Blending elegance with a touch of sweetness, the brand offers polished clothing designed to create a graceful, mature look without feeling overly formal or overly cute. Women's Largest Size in Stores: 3L Style: Casual, formal, business Store Location: Rose Tiara San-A Naha Main Place サンエー那覇メインプレイス 4 Chome-4-9 Omoromachi, Naha, Okinawa 900-0006 2nd Floor Women's clothing section 沖縄県那覇市おもろまち4-4-9 2階 婦人服 23区 L Women's Largest Size in Stores: 4L (sometimes 5L) Style: Elegant, timeless, modern, casual Store Locations: 23区 L San-A Urasoe Nishikaigan PARCO CITY サンエー浦添西海岸 PARCO CITY PARCO CITY 2F, San-A Urasoe Nishikaigan, 3-1-1 Nishisu, Urasoe City, Okinawa 沖縄県浦添市西洲3丁目1-1サンエー浦添西海岸 PARCO CITY 2F 23区 L San-A Gushikawa Main City Store サンエー具志川メインシティ店 23区 by JOLIFAM, 1F, San-A Gushikawa Main City, 450-1 Esu, Uruma City, Okinawa 沖縄県うるま市江洲450-1サンエー具志川メインシティ1F 23区byジョリファム *Only 23区 L carries plus size items, not all 23区 locations have plus sizes in stock. Only plus size stores are listed on the map. Shimamura / AVAIL Men's & Women's Largest sizes in stores: Varies (Usually 5L, but occasionally up to 7L) Type: Budget fashion, General fashion, Suits, Subculture Store Locations: Click on this link to see all Shimamura and AVAIL stores in Okinawa AVAIL is a sister company to Shimamura. Sometimes, both AVAIL and Shimamura will be within the same stores, but AVAIL also has it's own standalone stores as well. AVAIL carries many unique styles on a budget; you can see some of their recent "Big Size" offerings here. Note that not all AVAIL locations will carry the stock available online. Crocodile Largest sizes in stores: 3L Store Locations - Plus size women's clothing available (not men's): Crocodile San-A Naha Main Place Store クロコダイル サンエー 那覇メインプレイス店 4-4-9 Omoromachi, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture 沖縄県那覇市おもろまち4丁目4番9号 Crocodile San-A Ginowan Convention City Store クロコダイル サンエー 宜野湾コンベンションシティ店 558-10 Uchidomari, Ginowan City, Okinawa Prefecture 沖縄県宜野湾市宇地泊558番地10 Crocodile San-A Gushikawa Main City Store クロコダイル サンエー 具志川メインシティ店 450-1 Esu, Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture 沖縄県うるま市字江洲450-1 BIG BAD WOLF 大きいサイズの古着 Second-Hand & Vintage Plus Size Clothing Open: Sun, Mon, Tue 12:00-19:00, Fri, Sat 12:00-20:00 Store Location: 2nd Floor, Nagamine Building, 2-22-27 Matsuo, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture 〒900-0014 沖縄県那覇市松尾2-22-27 長嶺ビル 2階

Last Updated: June 2026 Looking for plus size clothing in Japan? You've come to the right place. RosePlusJapan is dedicated to helping plus size shoppers discover brands, stores, and fashion options that cater to larger sizes. This directory includes Japanese plus size clothing brands and retailers from across the country, whether you're shopping in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, or online from overseas. From everyday basics to trendy fashion, J-fashion, and alternative styles, you'll find a wide range of size-inclusive options here. If you're specifically looking for large size bras in Japan, click here. Japanese Plus Size Conversion Chart (US, UK & Japan Sizes) This chart provides a general comparison of plus sizes in Japan with US and UK sizing. Keep in mind that Japanese clothing sizes can vary significantly between brands. You may wear a 2L at one store and a 5L at another depending on the fit, cut, and measurements of each garment. To make shopping easier, take your body measurements in centimeters (cm) and keep them handy when checking size charts. For the best fit, always refer to the individual brand's sizing guide before purchasing. Japanese Women's Plus Size Conversion Chart (US, UK & Japan Sizes) Japan (Numeric) Japan (Letter) US UK 13 2L / LL 10 14 15 3L 12 16 17 4L 14 18 19 5L 16 20 21 6L 18 22 23 7L 20 24 25 8L 22 26 27 9L 24 28 29 10L 26 30 Browse Japanese Plus Size Brands by Size and Style Use the expandable categories below to find Japanese fashion brands based on your size range, preferred style, or shopping needs. Brands are listed with the largest size that they carry. SHOP BY SIZE: 8L - 10L+ As Know As Olaca (8L) Cecile Plump (8L) MAM MAXICIMAM (8L) GEVS (10L) A Happy Marilyn (10L) Alinoma (10L) Belluna (10L) Nissen SmileLand (10L) Shimamura (10L) SHOP BY SIZE: 6L - 7L AngeLsize (6L) Avail (6L) Dear My Love (6L) +Cute (Plus Cute) (6L) Sakazen (6L) AOKI (7L) FOEL (7L) Gold Japan (7L) NEWYORKER L (7L) SHOP BY SIZE: 5L eur3 (5L) fleur by mint breeze (5L) HOTPING (5L) Sab Street (5L) soulberry (5L) Taberunosky (5L) SHOP BY SIZE: 4L ACDC Rag (~4L) BodyLine (4L) CHUBU (4L) Clette (4L) EL RODEO (FREE [4L/5L]) H&M Japan (4L) Leilian Plus House (4L) Louiosy (4L) MI AND MOU (4L) Punyus (~4L) Re-J & Supure (4L) super hakka feuille (4L) Uniqlo (4L) 23区 L (4L) SHOP BY SIZE: 2L (LL) - 3L Most plus size brands start at 2L or 3L. See "All Plus Size Stores and Brands" for all your options. These brands only carry up to LL/2L - 3L GREEN NOUT (3L) GU (3L) halmek shop (3L) Rose Tiara (3L) SHOP BY STYLE: Alternative, Subculture, Streetwear, Lolita, Jirai Kei ACDC Rag (~4L) AngeLsize (6L) BodyLine (4L) CHUBU (4L) Dear My Love (6L) EL RODEO (FREE [4L/5L]) GEVS (10L) Punyus (~4L) Taberunosky (5L) Plus Size Stores with Physical Locations in Japan ACDC Rag (~4L) AOKI (7L) As Know As Olaca (8L) Avail (6L) BIG M ONE EL RODEO (FREE [4L/5L]) eur3 (5L) fleur by mint breeze (5L) FOEL (7L) GREEN NOUT (3L) GU (3L) halmek shop (3L) H&M Japan (4L) Leilian Plus House (4L) MAM MAXICIMAM (4L in store, 8L online) NEWYORKER L (7L) Punyus (~4L) Re-J & Supure (5L) Rose Tiara (3L) Sab Street (5L) Sakazen (6L) Shimamura (10L) Taberunosky (5L) Uniqlo (4L) 23区 L (4L) All Plus Size Stores & Brands in Japan (Online & In-Person Shopping) ACDC Rag (~4L) A Happy Marilyn (10L) Alinoma (10L) AngeLsize (6L) AOKI (7L) As Know As Olaca (8L) Avail (6L) Belluna (10L) BIG M ONE BodyLine (4L) Cecile Plump (8L) CHUBU (4L) Clette (4L) Dear My Love (6L) EL RODEO (FREE [4L/5L]) eur3 (5L) fleur by mint breeze (5L) FOEL (7L) GREEN NOUT (3L) GEVS (10L) Gold Japan (7L) GU (3L) H&M Japan (4L) halmek shop (3L) HOTPING (5L) Leilian Plus House (4L) Louiosy (4L) MAM MAXICIMAM (8L) MI AND MOU (4L) NEWYORKER L (7L) Nissen SmileLand (10L) +Cute (Plus Cute) (6L) Punyus (~4L) Re-J & Supure (4L) Rose Tiara (3L) Sab Street (5L) Sakazen (6L) Shimamura (10L) soulberry (5L) super hakka feuille (4L) Taberunosky (5L) Uniqlo (4L) 23区 (LL/2L) Complete Directory of Japanese Plus Size Fashion Brands Browse the RosePlusJapan complete directory of Japanese plus size fashion brands. Each listing includes available sizes, style information, online shopping options, and whether the brand operates physical stores in Japan. Brands are listed in alphabetical order. Click on a brand name to visit their official website. ACDC RAG (エーシーディーシーラグ) Located in Tokyo, ACDC RAG offers unique plus size J-fashion featuring bold prints, oversized silhouettes, and unique subculture designs. Known for collaborations with creative designers, the brand specializes in alternative clothing for those looking for standout Japanese fashion that differs from mainstream styles. Largest Size: Up to 3L/4L (has its own size system, check measurements) Type: Alternative, subculture Where to Buy: Available online and at stores in Tokyo. Tokyo Store List A Happy Marilyn (アハ ッピーマリリン) Their online store features hundreds of trendy options, including the latest collections from La Farfa, Japan’s leading plus-size fashion brand. It's a one-stop shop for everyday essentials and fashion-forward looks. Largest Size: 10L Type: Casual, Everyday, Formal, Work Where to Buy: Online only Alinoma (アリノマ) Alinoma is a Japanese online mall featuring plus-size fashion from dozens of popular brands. It’s a great place to discover stylish, size-inclusive clothing all in one spot Largest Size: 10L Type: Casual, Everyday, Formal, Work Where to Buy: Online only AngeLsize (エンジェルサイズ) AngeLsize specializes in plus size kawaii and Lolita-inspired fashion, featuring frilly lace details, pastel colors, and feminine silhouettes. Their collection includes plus size Lolita clothing, cosplay outfits, casual wear, and cute Harajuku-inspired styles for those who love sweet Japanese fashion. Largest Size: 6L Type: Sweet, Lolita, Subculture, Alternative, Jirai Kei Where to Buy: Online only AOKI (アオキ) AOKI is a well-known Japanese retailer specializing in business and formal wear for men and women. The store offers a wide range of high-quality suits, dress shirts, blouses, and accessories for professional Japanese environments. Largest Size: 7L Type: Business, suits Where to Buy: Women's plus sizes available at select store locations Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List As Know As olaca (アズノゥアズ) As Know As olaca offers unique plus-size women's clothing up to size 8L. Their collections blend comfort with trendiness, natural fabrics and features unique casual wear, dresses, and accessories. Largest Size: 8L (has its own size system; check measurements) Type: Natural, Casual Where to Buy: Women's plus sizes only available at "olaca" stores, not all "As Know As" stores Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List Sapporo Store List Avail (アベイル) Avail, under the same parent company as the budget-friendly store Shimamura has multiple locations across Japan. You will find a large variety of affordable plus size clothing, undergarments, outerwear, wardrobe basics and more. Largest Size: 5L (up to 5L in store, larger sizes online) Type: Casual, formal, budget-friendly Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List Sapporo Store List Okinawa Store List Belluna (ベルーナ) You'll find a lot of casual wear, basic and wardrobe staples for a reasonable price here. Belluna provides a wide range of plus-size fashion for women, with sizes up to 10L. Some plus sizes are available online only. Largest Size: 10L (larger sizes online only) Type: Casual, formal, budget-friendly Where to Buy: Stores across Japan, However many plus size items are online only BodyLine (ボディライン) BodyLine is a well-known Japanese retailer specializing in cosplay, Lolita fashion, and alternative clothing styles. The online store has plus-size options and international shipping, making their unique fashion accessible worldwide. Largest Size: 2L~4L Type: Cosplay, lolita, subculture Where to Buy: Online Only Cecile Plump (セシール プランプ) Cecile Plump offers plus size clothing from L to 8L, including office wear, blouses, pants, outerwear, and everyday basics. Designed for comfort and fit, many styles feature stretch fabrics and details tailored for plus size women. The majority of items are sized L-4L, with fewer options 4L-8L. Largest Size: 8L Type: Casual, everyday, formal, business Where to Buy: Online Only CHUBU CHUBU is an independent Japanese fashion brand created by plus size designer URAN, specializing in unique clothing for petite plus size women. The brand is known for its colorful designs, bold prints, and distinctive details that set it apart from mainstream fashion. With regular new releases, CHUBU offers a unique mix of Japanese streetwear, alternative fashion, and subculture-inspired styles. Largest Size: 4L Type: Streetwear, subculture, alternative Where to Buy: Online Only Clette (クレット) Trendy plus size clothing up to 4L, including dresses and separates. Elegant everyday looks and special occasion dresses. Available online with frequent sales. Largest Size: 4L Type: Elegant, everyday, formal, business Where to Buy: Online Only Dear My Love (ディアマイラブ) Specializing in sizes LL to 6L, the brand offers sweet and elegant clothing like lace-trimmed dresses, puff-sleeve blouses, and pastel-toned skirts. Lately, they've become known as a popular place to shop for plus size jirai-kei style fashion in Japan. Largest Size: 6L Type: Lolita, Jirai-Kei, subculture Where to Buy: Online Only EL RODEO EL RODEO is a Japanese fashion brand known for its colorful designs, loose-fitting silhouettes, and unique patchwork details. Its relaxed styles are popular with plus size shoppers looking for comfortable clothing with plenty of personality. The brand offers a mix of casual tops, bottoms, dresses, and outerwear that stand out from mainstream fashion. Read more about EL RODEO and it's sister brands Largest Size: FREE / ~4L (items are oversized, check website for measurements) Type: Streetwear, Alternative, Subculture, Natural Where to Buy: Osaka Store List Eur3 Pronounced "Eur Cubed" is one of the better-known plus size clothing stores selling quality pieces for both business and everyday. You’ll be able to find fashionable seasonal pieces to add to your wardrobe, as well as staples for year-round wear. Largest Size: 5L Type: Business casual, elegant, everyday Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List Sapporo Store List fleur by mint breeze (フルール バイ ミントブリーズ) Minimalist, sophisticated fashion for business and casual wear. It's perfect for those who like clean lines and timeless wardrobe staples. Largest Size: 5L Type: Business casual, elegant, formal Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List GEVS. GEVS. is a Japanese fashion brand that blends vintage-inspired aesthetics with contemporary streetwear, catering to women seeking expressive and trend-forward styles. Largest Size: 10L Type: Streetwear, subculture Where to Buy: Online Only Gold Japan (ゴールドジャパン) Gold Japan is one of the largest online destinations for plus-size fashion in Japan. The site features a wide range of styles, from casual streetwear to elegant dresses. Largest Size: 10L Type: Casual, everyday, formal, business Where to Buy: Online Only GU GU is a popular Japanese fast fashion brand owned by Fast Retailing, the same company behind Uniqlo. The name "GU" is a play on the Japanese word "jiyū" (自由), meaning "freedom", representing "freedom from high prices." Largest Size: Up to 3XL in some stores Type: Casual, everyday Where to Buy: Locations across Japan, Plus sizes are Online Only H&M Japan H&M Japan carries many of the same trendy and affordable plus-size styles available in Western stores. Some physical locations stock select items up to size 3L, typically mixed in with standard sizing rather than in a separate plus-size section. For the full range of plus-size options, including extended sizes and seasonal collections, shopping online is recommended. Largest Size: Up to XL-XXL in stores Type: Casual, everyday Where to Buy: Up to size 4L Online halmek shop (ハルメクおみせ) Largest Size: 3L Type: Casual, everyday, mature Where to Buy: Stores located across Japan HOTPING (ホッピング) HOTPING is a Korean online fashion brand that offers trendy, affordable clothing for women, including a wide size range up to 5XL. Largest Size: 5L Type: Korean Fashion Where to Buy: Online Only Leilian Plus House Leilian is known for its polished, quality clothing and refined styling. The brand focuses on luxury; classic, elegant designs that transcend trends, making its pieces worthwhile investments for a timeless wardrobe. Largest Size: 4L (19) Type: Everyday, business, formal Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Sapporo Store List See all locations here. Note that not all locations carry plus sizes, be sure to check for the purple "Plus House" (プラスハウス) label by each location. Only locations that carry plus sizes are included in the RosePlusJapan plus size store lists Louiosy (ルオシー) Louiosy (ルオシー) is an online brand known for its sweet, feminine plus-size clothing for women. Their collection features cute dresses, tops, and skirts in sizes LL to 4L, inspired by charming Japanese fashion trends. Ideal for those who love romantic and playful styles. Largest Size: 4L Type: Sweet, feminine Where to Buy: Online Only MAM MAXICIMAM Largest Size: Reports of 4L-5L in store (carries up to 8L online) Type: Lolita, Sweet, Subculture Store Location: Tokyo Store List MAM MAXICIMAM is a Japanese lolita fashion brand known for sweet, kawaii, and gothic-inspired clothing, including dresses, skirts, blouses, petticoats, and accessories. The brand is especially popular for its cute Japanese lolita style, playful designs, and made-in-Japan pieces that appeal to fans of sweet lolita and alternative fashion. The brand is also popular with plus size overseas shoppers, offering affordable lolita fashion in sizes up to 8L. Reports on in-store size availability vary, but many shoppers say MAXICIMAM locations consistently carry sizes 3L and 4L, with 5L and above occasionally available to buy in-person. MI AND MOU A small online boutique that carries casual and daily wear, as well as unique jewellery pieces to accessorize. Many clothing items are free-size and fit up to a size 4L. Check the measurements of each item when buying. Largest Size: 4L Type: Casual, everyday Where to Buy: Online Only New Yorker L (ニューヨーカー エル) Stylish plus-size clothing with a focus on quality fabrics and modern cuts. This is a high-end brand. Largest Size: 7L / 23 Type: Sophisticated, business, formal, everyday Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List Sapporo Store List Nissen SmileLand (ニッセンスマイルランド) A online store for affordable plus-size clothing in Japan, offering a wide selection of styles from multiple brands all in one place. As a marketplace-style platform, it allows you to browse everything from casual everyday outfits to business suits and formalwear, making it easy to find exactly what you need. Largest Size: 10L Type: Casual, everyday Where to Buy: Online Only +Cute（プラスキュート） Offering stylish and feminine clothing in sizes LL to 6L. Their collections feature a mix of sweet and trendy pieces, including dresses, coordinated sets, and Korean-inspired fashion. Pronounced "Plus Cute". Largest Size: 6L Type: Casual, everyday, feminine Where to Buy: Online Only Punyus (プニュズ) PUNYUS is an iconic Japanese fashion brand known for celebrating body diversity with bold, trend-forward designs. Largest Size: 4L (has own size system, check measurements) Type: Streetwear Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Re-J & Supure Fashionable plus size fashion for everyday wear, special events and office wear. You can find locations across Japan, or shop online for even more options. This is my personal favorite plus size Japanese brand for affordable on-trend items, as well as wardrobe staples. Largest Size: 4L Type: Casual, formal, business Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List Sapporo Store List Okinawa Store List Rose Tiara Rose Tiara is a luxury plus-size fashion brand known for its feminine silhouettes, refined details, and sophisticated style. Blending elegance with a touch of sweetness, the brand offers polished clothing designed to create a graceful, mature look without feeling overly formal or overly cute. Largest Size: 3L Type: Casual, formal, business Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List Sapporo Store List Okinawa Store List Sab Street (サブストリート) Elegant and casual clothing inspired by European traditional styles, incorporating contemporary trends. Sab Street provides a wide range of sizes, including plus sizes, and is available through department stores, select shops, and online platforms. Largest Size: 5L Type: Casual Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List Sapporo Store List Shimamura (しまむら) Shimamura is a popular big-box retailer in Japan known for its affordable fashion, including plus-size clothing. Sizes can range up to 10L online and in select larger stores, though smaller locations may only carry up to 5L or 6L. For the widest selection of sizes and styles, shopping through their online store is recommended. Largest Size: 5L Type: Casual, business, budget-friendly Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List Sapporo Store List Okinawa Store List soulberry (ソウルベリー) The brand frequently uses cotton, linen, and double gauze fabrics, crafting loose silhouettes that feel effortlessly stylish. They also pay attention to small design details (pintucks, ruffles, unique sleeves), allowing everyday outfits to look polished yet casual, perfect for a soft, mature aesthetic. Largest Size: 5L Type: Natural, casual, everyday Where to Buy: Online Only super hakka feuille (スーパーハッカ フィーユ) Super hakka is a Japanese women’s brand known for whimsical, detail-rich everyday wear with playful prints, soft textures, and charming embellishments. Largest Size: 4L Type: Unique prints, casual, everyday Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List Sapporo Store List Taberunosky Largest Size: 5L Type: Subculture, jirai-kei Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Featured on the angeLsize website, Taberunosky offers unique fashion items. Pastels, flowers, lace, ribbons and other sweet details make their collections highly sought after. There is one location in Tokyo where you can shop for their fashion in person. Uniqlo Uniqlo has a wide selection of plus-size clothing up to size 4L, available primarily through their online store. Many items in store stop at size XL, though some items are oversized and can fit plus size shoppers. Largest Size: 4L Type: Casual Where to Buy: Multiple locations, Plus sizes online only 23区 L A Japanese women’s fashion brand offering simple, high-quality clothing with a timeless and elegant aesthetic. It is designed for adult women seeking chic, modern everyday styles and is widely available in department stores across Japan. Largest Size: 4L Type: Elegant, timeless, modern, casual Where to Buy: Tokyo Store List Osaka Store List Yokohama & Kanagawa Store List Aichi & Gifu Store List Sapporo Store List Okinawa Store List *Only 23区 L carries plus size items, not all 23区 locations have plus sizes in stock.

Save this size chart for when you’re shopping for plus size clothing in Japan! Plus size in Japan starts at 2L, and many Japanese plus size stores carry sizes up to 10L. If you typically wear a US women’s size L, you may find yourself shopping in Japan’s plus size range. That said, sizing isn’t always a direct one-to-one conversion. Japanese women’s fashion often has different proportions from Western clothing, so many foreigners in Japan find that they need to size up to better accommodate their hips, shoulders, or bust. Japanese Plus Size Conversion Chart (US, UK & Japan Sizes) This chart provides a general comparison of plus sizes in Japan with US and UK sizing. Keep in mind that Japanese clothing sizes can vary significantly between brands. You may wear a 2L at one store and a 5L at another depending on the fit, cut, and measurements of each garment. To make shopping easier, take your body measurements in centimeters (cm) and keep them handy when checking size charts. For the best fit, always refer to the individual brand's sizing guide before purchasing. Japanese Women's Plus Size Conversion Chart (US, UK & Japan Sizes) Japan (Numeric) Japan (Letter) US UK 13 2L / LL 10 14 15 3L 12 16 17 4L 14 18 19 5L 16 20 21 6L 18 22 23 7L 20 24 25 8L 22 26 27 9L 24 28 29 10L 26 30 If you’re new to shopping for women’s plus size clothing in Japan, seeing a larger size on the label than you’re used to can feel surprising at first. But try not to focus too much on the number. Finding a comfortable fit that works for your body is always more important than the size written on the tag. Whenever you shop in Japan, whether in-store or online, it’s always worth checking each brand’s own size chart and garment measurements. Most Japanese size charts are listed in centimeters, so it helps to have your current measurements on hand before you start shopping. One of the most helpful things you can do is measure a few favorite pieces from your own wardrobe. Japanese online stores are often excellent about listing detailed garment measurements, which makes it much easier to compare an item you’re considering with clothing you already own and know fits the way you like.

Last Updated: June 2026 Below is an up-to-date map and guide to plus size clothing stores in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan, including shops that carry sizes 2L and up. I regularly update this list when new brands open or stores permanently close. Unfortunately, compared to larger cities like Tokyo and Osaka, in-store plus size fashion options in Sapporo are still fairly limited. Since 2020, major brands like PUNYUS and Re-J have closed their Sapporo locations, while other retailers have reduced the number of physical stores in the city. Scroll down to see the list of all stores that carry plus sizes in Sapporo Browse Sapporo Women's Plus Size Stores by Size Use the expandable categories below to find Japanese fashion brands based on your size range. Brands are listed with the largest size that they carry. You can find an international size conversion chart in this article "Where to Buy Plus Size Clothes in Japan: All Brands, Stores & Online Options" 〜7L (〜23) Foel / Four L New Yorker L 〜5L (〜19) eur3 SabStreet My Standard As Know As Olaca Shimamura / AVAIL 〜4L (〜17) Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK / Palemo Store Leilian Plus House 23区 L J Press Ladies L super hakka feuille LL/2L - 3L Rose Tiara Green Nout List of all plus size stores in Sapporo, Hokkaido Browse the complete directory of plus size fashion stores located in Sapporo, Hokkaido. Each listing includes store location details, available clothing sizes, and links to official websites where available. Marui Imai Sapporo Main Store (7th Floor) Head to the 7th floor of this department store to browse a large variety of plus size women's clothing from many famous Japanese brands. You will find brands such as: As Know As olaca (アズノゥアズ) (5L) Eur3 (ユーロスリー) (5L) Sab Street (サブストリート) (including plus sizes) (5L) super hakka feuille (スーパーハッカ フィーユ) (including plus sizes) (4L) 23区 L (4L) Leilian Plus House (6 Floor) (4L) Rose Tiara (3L) GREEN NOUT (3L) Location Address: 2 Chome-11 Minami 1 Jonishi, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0061 Ludic Park Largest size in stores: 4L Location Address: 〒007-0802 北海道 札幌市東区東苗穂ニ条3丁目1-1 イオンモール札幌苗穂2F Opening Hours: 10:00 - 21:00 Not all Ludic Park locations carry plus sizes. This location does carry plus sizes, however their in-store stock is not displayed on the Ludic Park website. Instead, they carry plus size items from their sister brands such as Re-J & Supure in this store. 23区 L Largest size in stores: 4L Store locations : This brand is found within larger department stores/shopping malls. See the floor number (ie: 6F, to know which floor to go to. Only 23区 L carries larger sizes . 23区 and 23区 S do not carry larger sizes. This map and the listed stores only include 23区 L stores in Sapporo. 23区 L - ONWARD CROSSET SELECT 大丸札幌店 Daimaru Store 北海道札幌市中央区北5条西4-7大丸札幌店 4F 23区 L Mitsukoshi Department Store 札幌三越 北海道札幌市中央区南1条西3-8札幌三越 本館 3F 23区 L Marui Imai Sapporo Main Store 丸井今井札幌本店 北海道札幌市中央区南1条西2-11丸井今井札幌本店 大通館 7F This brand is found within larger department stores/shopping malls. See the floor number (ie: 6F, to know which floor to go to. J PRESS LADIES L Largest size in stores: 4L Store locations : J PRESS LADIES L Sunpiazza サンピアザ 北海道札幌市厚別区厚別中央2条5サンピアザ 2F J PRESS LADIES L Marui Imai Sapporo Main Store 丸井今井札幌本店 北海道札幌市中央区南1条西2-11丸井今井札幌本店 大通館 7F This brand is found within larger department stores/shopping malls. See the floor number (ie: 6F, to know which floor to go to. Only J PRESS LADIES L carries larger sizes . This map and the listed locations only include stores that have plus sizes. Eur3 Largest size in stores: 5L (In-store may be 3L-4L, depending on location) Type: Casual, business Location: eur3 エウルキューブ丸井今井札幌本店 Sapporo Main Store 〒060-8667 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo Ward, Minami 1 Jōnishi, 2-chōme−１１ 札幌丸井今井 ７F Sab Street (サブストリート) Largest size in stores: up to 5L Style: Casual Store Location: sab street EDIT 札幌丸井今井本店/大通館 〒060-0061 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo Ward, Minami 1 Jōnishi, 2-chōme−２ Odori Building, 7 札幌丸井今井本店 Leilian Plus House Largest size in stores: Up to 4L (19) Style: Elevated, Everyday, business, formal Store Location: Leilian Plus House Maruii Imai Sapporo Main Store 丸井今井札幌本店 〒060-0042 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo Ward, Minami 1 Jōnishi, 2-chōme−２−１１ 札幌丸井今井 6F 札幌市中央区南1条西2-11 Leilian Plus House Mitsukoshi Department Store 札幌三越 Minami 1-jo Nishi 3-8, Chuo-ku, Sapporo 札幌市中央区南1条西3-8 See all locations here. Note that not all locations carry plus sizes, be sure to check for the purple "Plus House" (プラスハウス) label by each location. Rose Tiara Largest size in stores: Up to 3L Style: Casual, formal, business Store Location: Rose Tiara Marui Imai Sapporo Main Store 丸井今井札幌本店 2 Chome-11 Minami 1 Jonishi, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0042 札幌市中央区南1条西2-11 大通館7階 大きいサイズのクローバー As Know As olaca (アズノゥアズ) Largest size in stores: Up to 5L (8L online) Style: Natural, Casual Store Location: As Know As Olaca Marui Imai Sapporo Main Store アズノゥアズオオラカ /ドゥバズ 丸井今井札幌本店 11 大通, 館７Ｆ, 2-chōme Minami 1 Jōnishi, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0061 super hakka feuille (スーパーハッカ フィーユ) Largest size in stores: Up to 5L Style: Unique prints, casual, everyday, natural Store Location: super hakka feuille Marui Imai Sapporo Main Store 2 Chome-11 Minami 1 Jonishi, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0042 GREEN NOUT Largest Size: 3L Style: Casual, natural Location: Green Nout 2 Chome-11 Minami 1 Jonishi, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0061 New Yorker L Largest size in stores: 7L / 23 Type: Sophisticated, Quality, General, Business, Casual Store Locations: NEWYORKER Marui Imai Sapporo 丸井今井札幌 4F, Odori Building, 2-chome, Minami 1-jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo City, Hokkaido 北海道札幌市中央区南1条西2丁目 大通館4F Shimamura / AVAIL Largest sizes in stores: Varies (Usually 5L, but occasionally up to 7L) Location Address: Multiple Locations in Sapporo Click on this link to see all Shimamura and AVAIL stores in Hokkaido Shimamura carries a wide variety of affordable plus size clothing options in multiple locations across Sapporo (and other cities in Hokkaido). Be sure when you're searching for locations you choose the Shimamura fashion stores, not the Shimamura Music stores (unless you're looking for musical instruments). AVAIL is a sister company to Shimamura. Sometimes, both AVAIL and Shimamura will be within the same stores, but AVAIL also has it's own standalone stores as well. AVAIL carries many unique styles on a budget; you can see some of their recent "Big Size" offerings here. Note that not all AVAIL locations will carry the stock available online. Big M One Largest sizes in stores: Varies by location (up to 8L) Location Address: Multiple Locations in Sapporo Click on this link to see all Big M One locations in Sapporo Big M One mainly carries business wear and suits, with some selection of men's and women's casual wear. Many locations offer custom suit tailoring. BELLUNA Largest sizes in stores: 4L-5L Location Address: SUNPIAZZA 〒004-0052 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Atsubetsu Ward, Atsubetsuchuo 2 Jo, 5 Chome−5−7 サンピアザ新さっぽろ 2F Foel Largest Size: 7L Type: Men, Unisex, General fashion Location: フォーエル札幌清田店 北海道札幌市清田区北野一条２－１１ 2 Chome-11-11 Kitano 1 Jo, Kiyota Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 004-0861

Here’s where to buy plus size clothes in Yokohama and the surrounding Kanagawa area. I’ve mapped out plus size fashion stores across the city, including Japanese brands and retailers carrying sizes 2L and up, to help you plan the perfect plus size shopping trip in one of Japan’s largest urban centers. As Japan’s second-largest city and part of the Greater Tokyo Area, Yokohama offers a good selection of plus size shopping options. Popular brands such as Re-J, Supure, and other Japanese plus size retailers can be found in shopping malls throughout the city. Many shoppers also travel into nearby Tokyo for even more choices, but Yokohama has enough stores to make it a worthwhile destination on its own. Areas such as Yokohama Station, Minato Mirai, Kamiooka, and Totsuka offer some of the best opportunities for plus size fashion shopping in Kanagawa Prefecture. Scroll down to see the full list of stores that carry plus sizes in Yokohama. Browse Japanese Plus Size Stores by Size Use the expandable categories below to find Japanese fashion brands based on your size range. Brands are listed with the largest size that they carry. You can find an international size conversion chart in this article "Where to Buy Plus Size Clothes in Japan: All Brands, Stores & Online Options" 〜7L (〜23) Foel / Four L New Yorker L 〜5L (〜19) eur3 SabStreet My Standard Shimamura / AVAIL 〜4L (〜17) Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK / Palemo Store Leilian Plus House 23区 L 2L / LL - 3L Rose Tiara Halmek Plus Size Clothing Stores in Yokohama & Kanagawa Click on the brand names to visit their website, and on location names to view in Google Maps. Re-J & Supure / LUDIC PARK / PALEMO Store Largest Size: 4L Type: General, Business, Casual Store Locations: I have only included locations that sell plus size clothing in stores on this list/map LUDIC PARK Aeon Mall Zama Store (イオンモール座間店) 〒252-0012 神奈川県 座間市広野台2丁目10-4 イオンモール座間　2F Ludic Park Kamiooka Mioka Store 3F (上大岡ミオカ店) 〒233-0002 神奈川県 横浜市港南区上大岡西1-18-3 miokaリスト館　3F Re-J ＆ SUPURE Kawasaki Azalea Store (川崎アゼリア店) 〒210-0007 神奈川県 川崎市川崎区駅前本町26-2(区画3043) 川崎アゼリア　B1F LUDIC PARK/Re-J Hashimoto Ario Store (橋本アリオ店) 〒252-0146 神奈川県 相模原市緑区大山町1-22 アリオ橋本2F Leilian Plus House Leilian is known for its polished, quality clothing and refined styling. The brand focuses on luxury; classic, elegant designs that transcend trends, making its pieces worthwhile investments for a timeless wardrobe. Available sizes: Up to 4L (19) Style: Everyday, business, formal Store Location: There is 1 location that carries plus sizes in Kanagawa Leilian Plus House Yokohama Takashimaya Department Store 5F (髙島屋横浜店5F) 横浜市西区南幸1-6-31 23区 L A Japanese women’s fashion brand offering simple, high-quality clothing with a timeless and elegant aesthetic. It is designed for adult women seeking chic, modern everyday styles and is widely available in department stores across Japan. Available sizes: up to XL (13, LL, 2L) Style: Elegant, timeless, modern, casual Store Location: 23区 L Leilian Plus House Yokohama Takashimaya Department Store 5F 横浜市西区南幸1-6-31 *Only 23区 L carries plus size items, not all 23区 locations have plus sizes in stock. Eur3 Largest Size: 5L (In-store may be 3L-4L, depending on location) Type: Casual, business Location: 1 in Kanagawa Eur 3 Yokohama Tressa 3F (横浜トレッサ) 〒222-0002 神奈川県横浜市港北区師岡町７００番地　南棟　 トレッサ横浜 ２Ｆ Rose Tiara Rose Tiara is a luxury plus-size fashion brand known for its feminine silhouettes, refined details, and sophisticated style. Blending elegance with a touch of sweetness, the brand offers polished clothing designed to create a graceful, mature look without feeling overly formal or overly cute. Available sizes: up to 3L Style: Casual, formal, business Store Locations: Rose Tiara Yokohama Takashimaya Department Store 5F 横浜市西区南幸1-6-31 Rose Tiara Marui Family Ebina 神奈川県海老名市中央1-6-1 3階 マルイモデル New Yorker L Largest Size: 7L / 23 Type: Sophisticated, Quality, General, Business, Casual Store Locations: NEWYORKER Yokohama Takashimaya Department Store 横浜高島屋 1-6-31 Minamisaiwai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa, 5F 神奈川県横浜市西区南幸1-6-31 5F NEWYORKER そごう横浜 Sogo Yokohama 2-18-1 Takashima, Nishi-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, 4F 神奈川県横浜市西区高島2-18-1 4F NEWYORKER THE OUTLETS Shonan Hiratsuka 湘南平塚 THE OUTLETS SHONAN HIRATSUKA, 1st Floor, Unit 1303, 1-1, Ogami 8-chome, Hiratsuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture 神奈川県平塚市大神八丁目1番1号 THE OUTLETS SHONAN HIRATSUKA　1階1303区画 *Only New Yorker L locations carry plus sizes. The locations above sell plus sizes in stores. halmek shop (ハルメクおみせ) Available sizes: Up to 3L Style: Casual, everyday, mature Store Locations: Halmek Store, Takashimaya Yokohama Department Store 5F ハルメク おみせ 髙島屋横浜店 Yokohama Takashimaya 5th Floor, 1-6-31 Minamisaiwai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 神奈川県横浜市西区南幸1丁目6番31号 横浜髙島屋5階 Sab Street My Standard (サブストリート) Available sizes: up to 5L Style: Casual Store Location: Sab Street My Standard Takashimaya Yokohama Department Store 5F 神奈川県横浜市西区南幸1丁目6番31号 横浜髙島屋5階 Foel / Four L Men's & Women's Plus Size Clothing Largest Size: 7L Locations That Carry Women's Plus Size Fashion: FoeL Sagamihara Chiyoda Store (フォーエル相模原千代田店) 神奈川県相模原市中央区千代田６丁目３－１８ FoeL Hiratsuka Shinomiya (フォーエル平塚四之宮) 神奈川県平塚市四之宮２－２－３ FoeL Kohoku Tokyu Store (フォーエル港北東急店) 神奈川県横浜市都筑区茅ケ崎中央５－１港北東急ＳＣＢ館４階 FoeL Kawasaki Dice Store (フォーエル川崎ダイス店) 神奈川県川崎市川崎区駅前本町８ Note that not all Foel locations carry women's fashion. I've only included locations that carry women's clothing on the map. To see all locations in Kanagawa, click here Shimamura / AVAIL Largest sizes in stores: Varies (Usually 5L, but occasionally up to 7L) Location: Click on this link to see all Shimamura and AVAIL stores in Yokohama / Kanagawa Shimamura is one of Japan's largest budget fashion retailers and has more locations carrying plus size clothing than any other chain in the country. AVAIL is a sister brand to Shimamura, and while some locations operate within the same shopping complex, AVAIL also has standalone stores. Known for its affordable prices and trend-focused collections, AVAIL regularly offers a variety of plus size styles through its "Big Size" range. You can see some of their recent "Big Size" offerings here. Note that not all AVAIL locations will carry the stock available online. AOKI Largest Size: 7L (In-store may be 4L-5L, depending on location) Type: Suits and business wear Location: Multiple (not all locations carry women's plus size) Locations that list having women's plus sizes available in stores: AOKI Atsugi Store (厚木店 アツギテン) 〒243-0004　 神奈川県厚木市水引2-12-32 AOKI Hiratsuka (平塚店 ヒラツカテン) 〒254-0053　 神奈川県平塚市桜ケ丘3-56 AOKI Sagamihara Fuchinobe (相模原淵野辺店 サガミハラフチノベテン) 〒252-0233　 神奈川県相模原市中央区鹿沼台2-6-14 AOKI Yokohama Mitsukyo (横浜三ツ境店 ヨコハマミツキョウテン) 〒246-0021　 神奈川県横浜市瀬谷区二ツ橋町163 AOKI Yokohama Kohoku Main Store (横浜港北総本店 ヨコハマコウホクソウホンテン) 〒224-0062　 神奈川県横浜市都筑区葛が谷6-56 Sakazen Largest Size: 6L Type: Business, Suits, General Location: Not all locations carry plus size women's fashion. There is one location in Kanagawa that carries plus-size women's casual and business wear Sakazen Yokosuka Store (サカゼン 横須賀店) 〒238-0008　神奈川県横須賀市大滝町1-13 横須賀さいか屋4F Big M One Largest sizes in stores: Varies by location (up to 8L) Type: Men's and Women's, casual, business Location Address: Big M One Sagamihara Kamimizo Store (ビッグエムワン 相模原上溝店) 神奈川県相模原市中央区上溝2307-3 Yokohama Takashimaya Department Store Head to the 5th floor of this department store to browse a large variety of plus size women's clothing from many famous Japanese brands. You will find brands that offer sizes 2L and up, such as: As Know As olaca (アズノゥアズ) 23区 (23KU) (There are multiple within the mall, but only 1 has plus sizes) Leilian Plus House (6 Floor) Rose Tiara Untitled Individual インディヴィ(Up to 5L) Evex by Krizia (2L) Cocolare (Up to 7L / 21) Nara Camicie (Up to 4L) Topies (Up to size 15-17, 4L-5L) B3 (Up to 6L) Halmek Shop (3L) Location Address: 1-chōme-6-31 Minamisaiwai, Nishi Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 220-8601