
Hours can change on holidays — check the official site before travelling.
As one of Japan's premier flagship department stores, Hankyu Umeda is a trendsetting fashion and lifestyle hub. It is worth visiting for its unparalleled basement food hall (depachika), which features exclusive, high-end collaborations with famous snack brands like Pocky and Cup Noodles. Expect a bustling, multi-story shopping experience ranging from luxury global brands to traditional Japanese crafts.
The food hall splits across two underground levels, with confectionery and prepared bento items on B1 and fresh groceries, meat, and liquor on B2. High-demand specialty confectionery counters often distribute numbered physical or digital queue tickets during morning rushes. While the basement connects seamlessly into the subterranean walkways linking Osaka Metro, JR, and Hanshin lines, newcomers navigating the complex underground layout often find street-level concourses less confusing.
Visit the B1 food hall right at 10:00 AM opening to grab exclusive, limited-edition gourmet snacks before they sell out for the day.
Tax-free procedures are handled at the Overseas Customer Counter on basement floor B1 and at the Tax Refund Counter on the 1st floor. Visitors must process purchases on the date of sale and bring their original receipts, purchased merchandise, and passport.
No parking discounts or validations are provided. Customers parking in nearby garages such as the Hankyu Grand Building or Hankyu Osaka-Umeda Station lots must pay all regular parking meter rates out of pocket, regardless of transaction receipts.
Foreign tourists can receive a 5% Guest Coupon by showing their passport at the 1st floor information desk, 1st floor tax refund counter, or B1 overseas customer counter. The discount applies across multiple purchases for 7 days, excluding groceries, cafes, and selected luxury boutiques.



