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ACTUS Shinjuku Store

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Shinjuku 2-19-1 BYGS Building 12F

A 10-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station. This furniture store, located on floors one and two of the BYGS Building connected directly to exit C-8 of Shinjuku-Sanchome Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line and Marunouchi Line. Primarily selling furniture and decorations imported from Europe, this furniture chain store is mainly located in the Kanto region. The store's wide selection of products also spans everything from shirts, skirts, and other clothing items to diffusers and hand soaps. In addition, the store sells its own private product brand. The store holds special sales such as the OH! OUTLET! sale during which time customers can purchase display products at outlet prices.
Nakata Shoten Ameyoko Store

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Taito-ku Ueno 6-4-10

This military shop is located in the Ueno Ameyoko shopping street, a representative shopping district in Japan with 400 stores lined up for about 500 meters. It offers many practical products that can be used for fashion such as jackets and boots, and it is characterized by dealing mainly with real surplus US military products. The store is lined with military equipment, and discovering your own favorite items from among the clutter is how to enjoy it. It is a long-established shop that shows the history of Ameyoko, which is said to have had many stores selling American military supplies after the end of WWII.
Kikuwansha Musashisakai Store

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Musashino-shi Kyonancho 3-7-8 Sunny Building 1F
RADIO EVA STORE

Shopping

Tokyo Shibuya-ku Udagawacho 15-1 SHIBUYA PARCO 5F
Bunko Ya Ozeki Asakusa

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Taito-ku Asakusa 2-2-61F
Lisn Aoyama

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Shibuya-ku Jingu-mae 5-47-13

The Aoyama store is a bright store with natural light. The Aoyama store is a brightly lit shop with a simple glass counter and Japanese paper lighting objects, creating a space for visitors to relax and take their time.
TOKYO TOWER OFFICIAL SHOP GALAXY

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Minato-ku Shibakoen 4-2-8

This official Tokyo Tower merchandise store is located on the third floor of Foot Town underneath Tokyo Tower a five-minute walk from the Akabanebashi Exit of Akabanebashi Station on the Toei Subway Oedo Line. The aisles of the huge store are widely spaced, ensuring customers can enjoy a leisurely and comfortable shopping experience. The store is filled with items you'll find no place else, such as exclusive Tokyo Tower merchandise featuring popular cartoon and comic book characters. Many of the store's products were developed in collaboration with famous stores and brands from across Japan and the world, making this a great place to look for souvenirs as well as gifts.
WISE・WISE tools

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Minato-ku Akasaka 9-7-4 Tokyo Midtown Garden Side Galleria 3F

A boutique shop which carries lifestyle tools designed to make your everyday life more abundant located on the third floor of the Galleria area of the Tokyo Midtown complex connected directly to Exit 8 of Roppongi Station on the Toei Oedo Line. In addition to daily life goods from across the country which preserve ancient traditions even as they are born of modern technologies and aesthetic tastes, the shop also has highly unique and distinctive items created by currently active craft artisans. Particularly recommended products include the Take no Otama, a Japanese otama ladle which makes use of a natural bamboo node; and the Murrine Dessert Glass, which is made by joining together several small glass components.
Karakuri Hyakkaten

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Minato-ku Daiba 1-6-1 Decks Tokyo Beach Seaside Mall 4F Daiba 1-chome Shopping street

This shop carries souvenirs and interesting and funny merchandise, and is located on the fourth floor of the Decks Tokyo Beach Seaside Mall a two-minute walk from Odaiba-kaihinkoen Station on the Yurikamome Line. In addition to staple souvenirs only found in Tokyo, the shop is crammed with things like original surprise merchandise bags, knit Birthday Mascot stuffed animals, and T-Shirts with amusing designs. Here customers can enjoy going on a veritable treasure hunt as they search for souvenirs. Particularly popular products include accessories and snacks featuring beloved cartoon and comic book characters, and the food sample refrigerator magnets which look just like real food. Also recommended are the Tutankhamen mask-shaped and Easter island moai-shaped tissue boxes, which have you pull the tissues out of the nose!
Fuji Television Shop Fujisan

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Minato-ku Daiba 2-4-8 FUJI TV Head Office Building 7F

A shop dedicated to Fuji TV located on the Fuji-san Terrace on the seventh floor of the Fuji TV Headquarters Building a five-minute walk from Daiba Station on the Yurikamome Line. The shop sells merchandise featuring Fuji TV variety shows; dramas; movies; and anime properties like One Piece and Dragon Ball; the shop also holds a variety of events. A great destination for just about everybody, special cafes and merchandise booths, press conferences, public program recordings, and events hosted by idols and comedians are held in the adjoining Fuji-san no Yoko event space.
CLASSICS the Small Luxury

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Minato-ku Roppongi 6-10-1 Roppongi Hills West Walk 4F

This shop is the world's first specializing in handkerchiefs and is located on the fourth floor of the West Walk section of Roppongi Hills connected directly to Roppongi Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Subway Oedo Line. The shop's handkerchiefs are made with high grade cottons such as Sea Island cotton, which produces a fabric with the softness of cashmere and the luster of silk; and are adorned with lace and embroidery sewn by the hands of first-class artisans. You can also special order embroidery such as lucky patterns and initials. Many of the shop's products are exquisite pieces available no place else.
Vidulus

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Arakawa-ku Machiya 3-8-20

A seven-minute walk from Machiya Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line and Keisei Main Line, and the Machiya-ekimae stop on the Toden Arakawa Line. This shop repairs and also modifies shoes and bags. The shop can handle everything from leather, nylon, and canvas bags to suitcases, wallets, and even belts. The shop can even fix issues other shop's will deem unrepairable, including frays, tears, metal fixture repairs, and lining replacements. The shop is also dedicated to helping students and will rush-repair school bags and randoseru (traditional Japanese school backpacks for elementary school children) at regular price, and will even complete repairs on such items by the following day. If you live far away, the shop can also ship your repaired or altered item to you. Last but not least, the shop accepts orders for custom-made items.
NADiff a/p/a/r/t

4.0

4 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Shibuya-ku Ebisu 1-18-4

A multipurpose complex located a six-minute walk from JR Ebisu Station. Consisting of four floors aboveground and one below, floors two and three are occupied by galleries which are used to host exhibitions throughout the year. There are also art shops which carry a wide selection of domestic and international publications concerning contemporary art and photography, as well as shops selling CDs, DVDs, art goods, and other items. You're sure to encounter new contemporary art each time you come here.

NADiff A/P/A/R/T is roughly a 5 minutes walk from Ebisu station. It is next to some nice restaurants and cafe. You have to approach it from a smaller back alley (check their website for a map). The...
Curly Collection

5.0

1 Reviews

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Shibuya-ku Ebisu Nishi 1-34-15 Hills Daikan-yama 102

A shop owned and operated by Curly Collection, a children's clothing company which has been sharing new and fun children's fashions with the world since it was founded. The shop carries a wide selection of original products created by Curly Collection designers and artists. The shop's popular mini pleather pouches come in 14 different color and emblem combinations. The shop is also filled with children's clothing and bibs and other baby items which have been carefully crafted from the perspective of women and mothers. In addition, the shop sells fun lifestyle products for women such as one-meter bolts of cloth perfect for making something by hand; and snacks, teas, and other items for giving as gifts.

A young friend introduced me to this shop recently when I was searching for a unique Japanese gift for a friends young daughter. Curly Collection is located in Daikanyama and has been at the same...
LE LABODaikanyama Shop

5.0

1 Reviews

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Shibuya-ku Ebisu Nishi 1-35-2

"A fragrance shop located a one-minute walk from Daikanyama Station on the Tokyu Toyoko Line. This is New York-born Le Labo's second location. The shop employs a ""made-to-order"" system in which fragrances are compounded and bottled right in the on-site lab, minimizing fragrance deterioration and making it possible for customers to acquire fragrances which are in top condition. The shop's dedicated staff can help you choose, ensuring you'll be able to find a fragrance you'll love even if you're not familiar with fragrances. The shop also carries Japan-exclusive fragrances, and customers can experience fragrances which are a cut above."

オリジナルのいろいろな香りの香水や石鹸、キャンドルがあるお店。どれも良い香りがします。店内はそれほど広くはないですが一歩入ったときから、いい香りのするお店です。接客も丁寧で質問すると優しい感じで教えてくれます。香水は、注文してから作ってくれます。
Sada Kagurazaka

3.0

1 Reviews

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Kagurazaka 6-58

A select accessories boutique. Just 20 square meters in size, the cozy shop exudes a warm and soothing Japanese aura. The shop is filled with a variety of products, including original shoes and geta sandals, bags, socks, book covers, and hair accessories. The shop's popular book covers are made using old kimono and other fabrics by a tailor in Asakusa, and today more than 2,000 have been sold. You can also bring in your own cloth for the shop to make something for you or request modifications to an existing item such as changing the fabric color, and the shop will also repair virtually all of its products.

神楽坂のメインストリートから、細道に折れ、すぐの場所にあります。サンダルやティーシャツなどが販売されていました。
Rakuda

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Suginami-ku Nishiogikita 4-35-8

This boutique can be reached by going west on Joshidai-dori Street from Tokyo Woman's Christian University and taking a right before Ogikubo Junior High School. The shop buys and sells Japanese knickknacks with a focus on antiques and curios, and also provides restoration and renovation services. The longstanding establishment has also been featured in various media and just taking a look around will make you feel like you've gone back in time. The shop provides a wide array of additional services such as repairs and ordering fittings.
Antique Life Jin

2.5

3 Reviews

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Setagaya-ku Kitazawa 2-30-8

A three-minute walk from Shimo-Kitazawa Station. This antique shop can be reached by walking straight northeast from the station's North Exit, the shop will be just on the right when the road ends. The longstanding establishment was opened in 1982 and sells not only antiques but also original furniture as well. The shop's furniture selection includes chabudai low tables, collection cases, and shaded lamps. You can also find a wide variety of clocks, tableware, and cat-themed knickknacks here.

Not much here really, typical stuff. It took about 10 minutes to browse the place and we didnt find anything we wanted. Maybe Japanese antiques just isnt our thing?
Tokyo Retro a.m.a.store

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Setagaya-ku Kitazawa 3-34-2

This antiques boutique can be reached by leaving from the West Exit of Shimo-Kitazawa Station and walking along Kamakura-dori Street and taking a right at the intersection adjoining Shimokitazawa Seitoku High School. As its name implies, the shop specializes in furniture and knickknacks with retro designs dating to and reminiscent of Japan's Showa period, and many of the items for sale bear bright and striking colors. If the shop suits your tastes, it's a veritable mountain of treasures. The shop also buys secondhand items similar to its existing stock. One of the great things about the shop is that it doesn't over-price its merchandise.
Kaiyodo Hobby Lobby Tokyo

Style / Fashion

Tokyo Chiyoda-ku Sotokanda 1-15-16 Akihabara Radio Hall 5F

This hobby store is owned and operated by the Kaiyodo company, which pioneered the domestic production of action figures and figurines. Located on the fifth floor of the Akihabara Radio Kaikan building in front of Akihabara Station, the store sells exciting 3D novelty items, realistic figurines used in magazine visuals and for special events, and a variety of action figures and figurines. Notably, in addition to comic book and animation character-themed figures, the shop sells a wide variety of other figurines and related merchandise, including animal figurines and miniature scenery used to create extremely detailed dioramas, and 3D recreations of famous scenes from works of literature. The company's radical figurine projects and distinctive stylings have won it many fans and die-hard collectors, and the company's figurines are highly acclaimed not only in Japan but around the world.

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Tokyo Areas

The setting of countless iconic movie scenes and the inspiration for songs, poetry, and literature worldwide, Tokyo barely requires an introduction. It’s hard for the kaleidoscopic neon lights, wacky pop culture, and some of the world’s tallest structures not to instill excitement in any first-time visitor to Tokyo, whether you’re in the very center of the hustle and bustle in Shinjuku or Shibuya or looking in from the quieter suburbs.