Our editors' coupon for Don Quijote, the all-night discount chain stocked from snacks to suitcases. Also valid at Apita and Piago.
This one works differently. Don Quijote issues its coupon on its own site rather than as an image you can save, and screenshots are not accepted. Open the link below on the phone you will be carrying, and keep the page live until you have paid.
The rate is set by your basket total, excluding tax:
On top comes tax-free shopping, which removes the 10% consumption tax for travellers with a foreign passport. At the higher tier, the two together come to up to 17% off.
Don Quijote stores in Japan, and also Apita and Piago — both run by the same group, and both easy to miss if you are only looking for the Don Quijote sign.
The coupon applies to tax-free purchases only, so bring your passport. Japanese nationals returning temporarily from abroad are also eligible. Tax exemptions held by foreign diplomatic establishments are not.
These items are excluded, and they do not count towards the spending threshold either:
The coupon is valid once, must be shown at the moment of payment, and cannot be combined with other discounts, services or majica cards. Nothing can be applied once you have paid.
From 1 November 2026, Japan's tax-free system changes from a point-of-sale exemption to a refund collected at the airport on departure. Check the current terms in store.