Nitori Makuhari store - Chiba

Biggest Nitori in the area that features almost all products in their lineup.

Good !! Love their collections and with many options

Cheap prices but terrible and unhelpful service.

Best home decor store in Japan.

It has a lot of house essentials and some pretty neat stuff. From couches to beds to dishes and bathroom stools.

Edit 2017 03 12 I am changing my review of the store to recount the experience I had tonight - very disappointing racial discrimination from the staff at this location. My mother and I, both caucasian, wondered about the store for over an hour without any salesperson approaching us or even coming into the sections where we were shopping. I needed help purchasing an item that was on display and the last one in stock. It wasn't a particularly busy night but I assumed staff were busy elsewhere so I had my husband type what I needed (in Japanese) on our messaging program and set off to fund a salesperson to help me. I made eye contact and gestured to five staff members over the course of a 25 to 30 minute, some less than fifteen feet away. Of these staff members three did a full about face and hurriedly walked away and the other two, even though they were clearly not with other customers, manage to dart down side aisles in such a fashion that made it clear I was being avoided. now, perhaps they were just confused and didn't understand I needed help but perhaps they saw a white person and didn't want to go to the trouble of helping a foreigner. It could have gone either way, but that it happened five times is suspect. Further, I also approached a lady at the information counter and politely interrupted what she was doing as she made eye-contact. I then showed her the screen of my cell phone with the Japanese message from my husband she gave me a "sumimasen", walked away and joined three other staff members in conversation around a check-out line. None of these ladies so much as looked over at me. They finished their conversation as I stood nearby, thinking I was about to receive help, then two of the girls walked away and the one I had spoken to went back to the information desk - none of them looked at me or approached me or even acknowledged my presence. I stood there for a few moments, flabbergasted and almost in tears while customers stared at me, then returned to the rug area to gather my mom with every intention to leave. I finally saw another employee and even then it took all but physically cornering the young women at the drapery desk before I was acknowledged and assisted. I finally completed my purchase, hours after first entering the store, lugged my rug home and told my husband. He immediately called the store to complain and we received a follow up call from the individual responsible for this store. We were informed he'd address the staff and go over the way they approach and deal with foreign customers.... that was also somewhat upsetting to me : why would you need a special procedure for dealing with foreigners when you could just instruct your staff to treat them with the same courtesy and dignity you would extend to your Japanese patrons? All in all I have no more confidence in this store and was left feeling embarrassed and deeply uncomfortable shopping here. I won't be back and I completely rescind my former review of this location as a foreigner friendly natori. Gaijin? do your shopping elsewhere. Large store featuring a good representation of all the products from their website, multi floored with furniture and accessories upstairs and decorative items and functional pieces and linens and bedding downstairs. Modest price points, seasonal decor (one of the best places to shop for Christmas decor in the neighborhood) and stroller/wheelchair friendly. It's also child friendly, I've never had an issue bringing my toddler along in shopping here - ample changing facilities and vending machines and seating areas for when little ones are tired or need a quick snack. If you like something from their online catalog, make sure to call ahead for availability. They don't take a broad range of US credit cards so make certain you have cash if a tourist - they likely won't accept your card.

Great home furnishing center, with everything you need for your home. I bought some humidifier products at reasonable price, for use in this winter season.

If your looking for something for your house i will recommend Nitori store