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Uwajimaya | Seattle Store

Our flagship location

Seattle

Open Daily 8am to 8pm

*Holiday Hours*
Christmas Eve (12/24) 8am to 6pm
Christmas Day (12/25) CLOSED
New Year’s Eve (12/31) 8am to 8pm
New Year’s Day (1/1) CLOSED

600 5th Avenue South
Seattle, WA 98104

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Free validated parking for up to two hours in our parking lot with $20 minimum purchase.

Kinokuniya Bookstore, Food Hall and more located inside.

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Uwajimaya | Bellevue Store Uwajimaya | Bellevue Store
Uwajimaya | Bellevue Store

Est. 2011

Bellevue

Open Daily 9am to 8pm

*Holiday Hours*
Christmas Eve (12/24) 9am to 6pm
Christmas Day (12/25) CLOSED
New Year’s Eve (12/31) 9am to 8pm
New Year’s Day (1/1) CLOSED

699 120th Avenue NE
Bellevue, WA 98005

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Deli serves hot and prepared Asian foods and poke.

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Uwajimaya | Renton Store Uwajimaya | Renton Store Renton Uwajimaya Deli Steam Table
Uwajimaya | Renton Store

Est. 2009

Renton

Open Daily 9am to 8pm

*Holiday Hours*
Christmas Eve (12/24) 9am to 6pm
Christmas Day (12/25) CLOSED
New Year’s Eve (12/31) 9am to 8pm
New Year’s Day (1/1) CLOSED

501 South Grady Way
Renton, WA 98057

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Discover the Oasis Bubble Tea located inside

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Uwajimaya | Beaverton Store Uwajimaya | Beaverton Store
Uwajimaya | Beaverton Store

Est. 1998

Beaverton

Open Daily 9am to 8pm

*Holiday Hours*
Christmas Eve (12/24) 9am to 6pm
Christmas Day (12/25) CLOSED
New Year’s Eve (12/31) 9am to 8pm
New Year’s Day (1/1) CLOSED

10500 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale HWY
Beaverton, OR 97005

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Kinokuniya Bookstore, Beard Papa’s and Ramen Ryoma located inside

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Old Uwajimaya
Our History

Naming of Uwajimaya

In 1928, Fujimatsu Moriguchi, a native of Yawatahama, Japan began business in Tacoma, Washington, selling homemade fishcakes and other Japanese staples from the back of his truck. Moriguchi named his business Uwajima-ya, after the town of Uwajima where he learned his trade. ”Ya” means “store” in Japanese.