Stepping into Mitsukoshi is like entering a mini Japanese marketplace — vibrant, eclectic, and full of treasures you never knew you needed. It’s EPCOT’s largest international shop, and easily one of the most beloved.

If you love refreshing treats and light snacks, Kabuki Café is calling your name. This small stand is famous for kakigōri — Japanese shaved ice with syrup, sweet milk, and flavors that sparkle in the Florida sun.

Dinner meets entertainment at Teppan Edo, EPCOT’s teppanyaki-style restaurant where chefs cook on sizzling grills right at your table.

If EPCOT’s Japan Pavilion is known for incredible dining, Shiki-Sai is one of the top — a vibrant, colorful celebration of Japanese festivals and cuisine.

The Japan Pavilion is already peaceful and beautiful, but the Bijutsu-kan Gallery adds even more depth with a quiet, museum-style exhibit celebrating Japanese art, culture, and storytelling.

If you're looking for EPCOT’s most refined, artistic dining experience, Takumi-Tei is the crown jewel. This is elevated Japanese cuisine at its finest — intimate, meticulous, and visually stunning.

If EPCOT were a postcard, Katsura Grill would be the part you’d linger on — tucked into a serene garden, lantern-lit, and peaceful enough to forget you're in a theme park.

The deep, rhythmic pulse of Matsuriza echoes across World Showcase — a mesmerizing Taiko drum performance you can hear long before you see it.