Tokyo-based premium department store, Lumine officially opened its doors in Jakarta on 7 December. 

Lumine Jakarta accommodates shoppers on the hunt for multiple brands and premium products. Photo courtesy of Lumine/NOW!JAKARTA

The arrival of this established Japanese urban retail was part of the commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Indonesia and Japan. Lumine Jakarta, partnering up with a leading retailer Time International opened the brand’s second overseas location at Indonesia’s premiere mall, Plaza Indonesia.

Lumine Jakarta accommodates shoppers on the hunt for multiple brands and premium products. It also promotes developments in cultural exchange between Indonesia and Japan, as well as to foster a new fashion culture.

Customers can discover the feel of “real Tokyo”, where urban meets casual at this store. It’s a place where modernity is in harmony with nature and humanity, through fashion, food and culture.

Womenswear. 
Bag and accessories section.

Lumine Jakarta features a total of 20 brands ranging from ladies’ fashion to general lifestyle merchandise which represent Tokyo’s unique fashion and culture, while still being relevant to the market. Among the brands are Tomorrowland, Override, Diana, Tenerita, Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten, Mistergentleman, Drawing Numbers, Gallardagalante, Phlannel, Elendeek, Mila Owen, Astraet and others.

Ladies style is divided in three different areas, namely “Elegant & Sophisticated”, “Mode & Manish”, and “Simple & Casual.” Furthermore, the store offers styles for various moods via a lineup of brands from various categories, ranging from men’s fashion to lifestyle products.
 

Dining room.

The store also provides a cafe with a menu of healthy dishes, sweets and drinks, which represent the Japanese aesthetic. In addition there is a shaved ice dessert, soy milk dessert drink and hot dogs.

Lumine
Plaza Indonesia, Level 5
Central Jakarta

Sari Widiati

Sari Widiati

Sari has been an arts and culture enthusiast for many years. She has written extensively on the arts, travel, and social issues as Features Writer at NOW! Jakarta.