The Ichijo Building is one of two main buildings occupied by the Marui Imai department store in Sapporo. The other main building is the Odori Building which stands immediately to the north of the Ichijo Building and is directly connected to it by walkways at the B1 basement level and at the 5th and 7th floors. There is also a two-story Nishi Building which stands beside the Ichijo Building and which stocks only Louis Vuitton goods.

A traditional kimono store on the 8th floor of the Ichijo Building
While the main focus of the Odori Building is on women’s clothing, cosmetics, and accessories, the Ichijo Building has a large men’s wear section spread across three floors, as well as furniture, interior goods, kimonos, watches, jewelry, and two floors of luxury brand boutiques. Marui Imai’s dining facilities are also concentrated in the Odori Building, although the Ichijo Building does have a well-known soba noodle shop in its basement.
In this article we will introduce the highlights of the Ichijo Building. Please see our separate guide to the Odori Building for more details of that building.
Inside the Ichijo Building
Marui Imai’s Ichijo Building has 9 floors above ground and one basement level.

A flower shop in the B1 basement of the Ichijo Building
The B1 basement level has a flower shop, a nail salon which also sells manicure products, and a branch of the popular soba noodle restaurant chain Azumaya.

The Gucci boutique store on the 1st floor
On the 1st floor you can find the luxury boutiques of several major international brands selling bags, shoes, jewelry, and other accessories. Brands on this floor include Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Balenciaga.

The Foxey boutique on the 2nd floor, which closed in March 2025
The 2nd floor has more select fashion boutiques selling clothes, bags, and shoes. Brands on this floor include Burberry, Chloe, and Valentino.
Men’s wear can be found from the 3rd to 5th floors.

Men’s ties and other formal wear can be found on the 3rd floor
On the 3rd floor you can find formal and business wear for men, including suits, coats, ties, shoes, and other accessories. Made-to-order suits are also available here. Brands on this floor include Brooks Brothers, Aquascutum, and D’Urban. This floor also has some travel goods and Montblanc writing instruments.

Travel baggage can also be found on the 3rd floor
The 4th floor has casual wear, underwear, sportswear, and swimwear. Golfing goods and golf clothes are also available on this floor. Top brands on this floor are J. Press, Polo Ralph Lauren, and Lanvin Sport.

Sportswear and golfing gear on the 4th floor
The 5th floor has a range of international luxury brands for men such as Dunhill, BOSS, and Paul Smith. On this floor you can also find spectacles, sunglasses, men’s cosmetics, and cologne.

Towels on the 6th floor
The 6th floor has bathroom and bedroom products such as towels, bedding, nightwear, and toiletries. Well-known brands on this floor are Kashwere for blankets and towels, Tempur for pillows, and Simmons mattress company. There is also a section on this floor dedicated to clothes and other products for the elderly.

Simmons is a popular brand of bedding on the 6th floor
On the 7th floor you can find furniture, tableware, curtains, carpets, and other interior goods. Points of interest on this floor are the Royal Copenhagen porcelain shop, and the Hokkaido Creators section which introduces the products of local artisans. Craft goods in this section can include glassware, ceramics, accessories, woodcrafts and bamboo products.

Furniture and interior goods on the 7th floor
The 8th floor has watches, jewelry, traditional Japanese clothing and accessories, Buddhist altars and other Buddhist goods. There is also a watch repair and jewelry repair store on this floor.

Seiko watches in the Ichijo Building
For Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo football merchandise, visit the Fan Goods Shop on the 7th floor of the Odori Building.

An earlier view of the E-spo sports merchandise store in the Ichijo Building
On the 9th floor of the Ichijo Building there is a travel agency and a post office. As well as selling stamps, postcards, and other postage materials, this post office offers postal services and has a JP-Bank ATM with English language guidance. The ATM accepts overseas-issued cards on supported networks, including Visa, Mastercard, and UnionPay, subject to card-issuer restrictions. The department store’s main eyeglasses salon is on the 2nd floor of the Odori Building.

The Post Office on the 9th floor
Services & Facilities
Marui Imai’s Information Counter is located on the 1st floor of the Odori Building. Ask here for help finding shops and information about the department store’s services.
Eligible non-resident visitors can apply for tax-free shopping on purchases totaling at least 5,000 yen before tax at the same store in one day. Pay the tax-inclusive price, then bring your passport, receipts, and purchases to the Tax-Free Counter on the 9th floor of the Odori Building on the day of purchase. Ask staff to confirm your eligibility, any fees, and how your tax refund will be paid.
When leaving Japan within 90 days of purchase, complete customs confirmation at your departure airport or seaport before checking in your baggage. Have all the goods available for inspection. If an item in the same purchase record is missing or has been consumed in Japan, the whole record is ineligible for a refund.
The store or its refund provider pays the refund after customs confirmation, not at the store on the day of shopping.
Free Wi-Fi is available on the 1st floor, 2nd floor, and 8th floor of the Ichijo Building.
For a full list of services and facilities offered by Marui Imai, please see our article on the Odori Building.
Location
Marui Imai Sapporo’s Ichijo Building is located directly to the south of the Marui Imai Odori Building. It is a 2-minute walk from Odori Subway Station which is served by the Namboku, Toho, and Tozai subway lines. It is also just 1 minute on foot from Odori Park and 2 minutes from Sapporo TV Tower.
Opening Hours: 10.30 – 19.30
Article and original photos by Michael Lambe. All rights reserved. Last updated 13-Sep-2026.
