Refund
Japan
Make a list.
See where to buy it, and how much comes back.
Japan's drugstore cosmetics, with the tax refund tracked for you. Free for travellers, in Korean, Traditional Chinese, English and Japanese.
Make a list.
Show a screenshot, get your wishlist.
From SNS or search, save what you want in one tap. Mikke keeps the running total and tells you when a basket clears the ¥5,000 line.
Which store has it all?
Which store has it all? How much comes back?
306 drugstores across six cities, on one map. Each pin shows how many of your items the store carries, its opening hours, and the refund estimate for that shop.
Get it back.
Snap the receipt. Mikke watches the rest.
Every receipt lands in one place with its refund estimate. Before you fly, a four-step checklist gets you through customs. Afterwards, the app tracks whether the money actually came back.
Nov 1.
Japan's tax-free shopping becomes a refund.
You pay the 10% consumption tax at the register. Customs confirms your purchases when you leave Japan, and the money comes back afterwards. ¥5,000 before tax, one shop, one day, is the line. Refund Japan does the arithmetic, so you don't have to do it in the aisle.
- 1Pay the full price at the register
- 2Show your passport at customs before you fly
- 3The tax comes back after you leave
Rules as published by Japan's National Tax Agency and Japan Tourism Agency. Service fees vary by shop, so figures in the app are estimates.
Numbers we can stand behind.
- Prices are shown as ranges, because shelf prices differ by store.
- Refund figures are estimates before service fees, until each shop publishes its terms.
- We never invent stock counts. If we don't have a store's data yet, the app says so.
- Rules come from Japan's National Tax Agency, Japan Tourism Agency and the Japan Tax-free Shop Association.
Tokyo · Osaka · Kyoto · Nagoya · Fukuoka · Sapporo
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Pre-register
Pre-register now and the app installs itself on launch day.
Scan for the tax refund guide on refund-japan.com. Store links open on October 1, 2026.