UNIQLO Ginza's Hidden Kids Library (For Families)

UNIQLO at Marronnier Gate 1 in Ginza is more than a fashion store. What many people don't realize is that, on the fourth floor, you will find a full kids and babies area. Inside that space is the free "Kids Library". It offers picture books, wooden blocks, puzzles, and small tables where children can relax and play while parents shop.

Keep in mind: this is specifically about the Uniqlo at Marronnier Gate (otherwise known as the Uniqlo Global Flagship Store Ginza). There are other Uniqlos in the Ginza area, and they DO NOT have a Kids Library.

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Why Families Keep Coming Back

The Kids Library is bright and cozy. Younger toddlers can sit on the carpeted corner and explore safely. Older kids can use the tables for drawing or doing puzzles. Parents often say it is a great way to keep kids occupied and happy during shopping trips.

Practical Parent Features

• There is a kids-size restroom right there on the fourth floor.

• Elevators and wide aisles make it easy to move strollers around.

• The store is open daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. including weekends.

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Take a Break at the Café

After some time in the Kids Library head down to the café on the first floor. It serves coffee, tea, and light snacks. It makes a nice pit stop before you continue exploring the rest of the store which has men’s, women’s, kids’ fashion and lifestyle goods.

If you want to give your child something to nibble on, here’s the best plan:

1. Grab snacks at the basement food court or nearby cafés in Marronnier Gate 1.

2. Enjoy them in the public seating zones outside the store, like food courts or café seating areas. These are the only spaces where eating is acceptable.

3. Leave the UNIQLO building after your snack and return for more shopping or play if needed.

Why Use Ginza Uniqlo Kids Library

• The play area is free and kid friendly and gives parents space to shop without hassle.

• It feels safe, clean, and is sometimes watched by staff (alternatively, if you bring a Family Friendly Prince Friend, they would be happy to play while Mom or Dad shops.)

• It adds unexpected family value to a major shopping destination in Ginza.

Pro Visit Tips

1. Visit on weekday mornings for the quietest experience.

2. Pair the visit with a walk to the Ginza Six rooftop garden or a stroll along Chuo‑dori for a full family outing.

3. Bring a Family Friendly Prince Friend to accompany Mom or Dad in watching the kids, while the other parent does some shopping