Built in 1859 as a harbourside industrial warehouse, the two Red Brick Warehouse landmark heritage buildings have been restored, and re-purposed, into a trendy event hall, and quaint, upscale, artisan shopping boutiques with a handful of eateries, bars, and cafes. Along with most of Japan...More

We found the larger of these two historic buildings (c. 1913) full of small shops that generally offer a unique type of goods. The shops with products that are all made in Japan is especially nice.

I visited these two buildings a number of times as it was a pleasant walk from my hotel and I found casual eateries and predominantly ladies shops in the buildings plus outdoor markets on a Sunday.

I was hoping to find small stalls with hand-crafted goods here, but it's mostly souvenir-grade stuff meant for tourists. The Noren shop is nice, with fabrics and such (duty-free if you spend more than 5400 yen right on the spot), but if you are looking...More

My husband and I spent the better half of Saturday strolling through this wonderful old building which was full of people, excitement and the spending of Yen! The atmosphere is great, the shops are of many varieties and there are plenty of eateries on the...More

I visited this place right after the fireworks for the Port celebration late at night. After being an old warehouse in the port for years, the place is now very nice and trendy. It has plenty of options to have a drink or a very...More

A nice little shopping warehouse multicolors with a lot of cute little shops. Good place to find some jewelry or souvenirs