A reporter at Buzzfeed recently uncovered the fact that not only does Costco exist in Japan, but also has a feast of delicious snacks and treats that you can’t find in the US version of the popular warehouse store. At first glance, Costco in Japan looks just like it does in the US.Click to see full answer. Herein, is there a Costco in Japan?Costco opened its first Japan location in 1999 and since then has grown its presence to 26 stores, which span the breadth of the country. The Japanese arm of the business is a wholly owned subsidiary of Costco US.Also Know, what can I buy at Costco Japan? 17 Costco Items You’ll Only See in Japan Cod roe pasta sauce. Courtesy Jordan Laliberte. Kewpie isn’t the only doll getting some attention at Costco. Fried squid. Courtesy Jordan Laliberte. America has pork rinds; Japan has fried squid. Norimaki. Courtesy Jordan Laliberte. Thereof, will my Costco card work in Japan? In short, yes! You can use your Costco membership card at any Costco warehouse in the world. It means you can travel to Hawaii, Canada, Japan, Korea, Mexico, the United Kingdom and shop at a local warehouse.How much is Costco membership in Japan?For a yearly membership fee of 3850 yen (that can be canceled and refunded at any time), you can access any of the large Costco warehouses that sell a large variety of products in bulk.

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