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Miscellaneous Goods Spots in Meguro / Along the Tokyu line Area

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  • TRAVELER’S FACTORY
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    5.0
    1 Reviews
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Meguro-ku Kamimeguro 3-13-10
    This miscellaneous goods store located in the backstreets of Kamimeguro in Tokyo’s Meguro City sells stationery and other select merchandise with a theme of tools that one can use each day as if they were traveling. They are famous for their Traveler’s Notebook appointment book series that is popular for its ease of use and customizable properties. The shop interior looks like a hideout and is full of fashionable items from all over the world such as masking tape, postcards and small accessories.

    If you love writing journal, you will love this small shop. There are wide variety of customized notebooks, decoration kits and stationery.

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  • Sunday Brunch Shimokitazawa
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    4.5
    20 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Kitazawa 2-29-2-2F
    This cafe and knickknack shop is in Shimokitazawa. The shop interior has large windows and high ceilings for a free, easy feeling. It has lots of greenery and you can buy the decorations on display, making it particularly popular with ladies. The menu offers a daily lunch special with drink included, as well as pasta dishes, curry, rice omelets, and more, all served in generous portions to satisfy a hungry appetite. The seasonal fruit thick-made hotcakes from the sweets menu are particularly popular for Instagrammability.

    The waitress spoke English and their cakes look so delicious. We ordered the pasta meals with the dinner set. The pumpkin soup comes in a tea cup and it is cold - maybe for summer meals. Pasta comes...

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  • Kamawanu (Daikanyama Main Shop)
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    4.5
    4 Reviews
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Shibuya-ku Sarugakuchou 23-1
    A tenugui hand towel shop with a distinctive sign with a sickle at the top. This is the chain's flagship location, which stands in a back alley near the intersection in front of Daikan-yama Station a three minute walk from the north exit. The shop carries close to 200 different, diverse hand towel designs, including seasonal patterns, cute patterns, and cool patterns. The company also makes original patterns perfect for gifts and mementos. Because of its wide selection of hand towels, from everyday patterns to photoesque patterns, the shop is a popular destination for international tourists.

    This is a really lovely shop that sells tenugui cloths. The prices range depending on the size and the edges are unfinished. It comes with a little instruction pamphlet on how to use and care for the...

  • Hotch Potch (Jiyugaoka Shop)
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Meguro-ku Jiyugaoka 1-26-20
    Hotch potch means mess or jumble, and just as its name implies, this shop is filled with countless select items from around the country and the world. Hotch Potch is located in a residential area north of Jiyugaoka Station following the track of the Tokyu Toyoko Line. Inside, you'll find an explosion of colorful knickknacks and toys, giving the shop a circus tent vibe. Hotch Potch has a ramp installed at the entrance for strollers and many of its products are placed at a child's eye level, making it a great destination for families as well.
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  • Antique Goods Mieux
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Meguro-ku Jiyugaoka 3-6-8
    A cute white store covered in ivy with the sign Antique Goods Mieux. Unique and adorable antiques all the way from France and the UK. Check out the highly recommended French antique cafe au bowl which can be enjoyed as regular dishes or as accessories. The vintage posters and oil paintings are very fashionable.
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  • BROCANTE
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Meguro-ku Jiyugaoka 3-7-7
    BROCANTE is a French antique furniture and homeware store and garden landscapers. Cherish living with nature, living comfortably, living life to the fullest. They also offer advice on turning your home's outdoor areas into relaxing green spaces where you can enjoy nature.
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  • NADiff a/p/a/r/t
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    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...

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  • Curly Collection
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    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
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    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。

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  • Antique Life Jin
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    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?

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  • 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.
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  • quatre saisons Tokio
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Meguro-ku Jiyugaoka 2-9-3
    "This is quatre saisons' first location in Japan, which now has stores across the country. The store itself is based on a concept ""living in Paris with a strong sense of nature."" The store's name means ""four seasons"" and delivers on that idea with its nature-centered atmosphere. The store is well-known for having something new to find every time you visit with its assortment of Paris-exclusive kitchen products and tableware. There are plenty of rare and unique items for customers to find here, including authentic bistro-style tableware, traditional baskets from different regions in France, as well as interior fabrics that add a bit of color and flair to your home life."
  • Watashi no Heya Jiyugaoka Store
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Meguro-ku Jiyugaoka 2-9-4 Yoshida Building 1F
    "Located at about a three-minute walk from Jiyugaoka Station's Main Exit, this department store is easy to catch by its vivid green tent. They have stores all over Japan and their main philosophy is based on the idea of ""My Room,"" which they explain with their motto: ""Real wealth is located inside yourself. Create your own room that's truly priceless."" Inside the store you'll find a chic, relaxed interior ambiance with tasteful tableware and utensils, as well as interior fabrics to add more enjoyment to your daily life. They bring in new items every month that correspond with each of Japan's four seasons and the poetic phrases that accompany those seasonal changes, so there is always something new and interesting to discover. They also occasionally host events and workshops with handicraft artists."
  • DULTON Jiyugaoka
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    4.0
    13 Reviews
    Shopping
    Tokyo Meguro-ku Midorigaoka 2-25-14

    東急線の自由が丘駅から歩いて５分くらいの場所にある雑貨屋さんです。自由が丘はこじんまりとした雑貨屋さんが多いイメージでしたが、こちらの店舗は３階まである大きな雑貨屋さんでした。アンティークっぽい雰囲気などこだわりの雑貨が集まっているお店でした。

  • Chochu
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Minamikarasuyama 4-12-7 Kureabiru 2F
  • Kura Yoshi Tamagawa Izumi-chuo SC
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Tamagawa 3-17-1 Tamagawa Ko Shimaya SC Motodate B1F
  • Village Vanguard Futako Tamagawa Rise‧Shopping Center
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Tamagawa 2-21-1 Futako Tamagawa Rise River Front 4F
  • YAECA
    Style / Fashion
    Tokyo Shibuya-ku Ebisu Minami 2-20-151F
  • Snow Shoveling Books & Gallery
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    5.0
    1 Reviews
    Shopping
    Tokyo Setagaya Fukasawa 4-35-72F- C

    田園都市線の駒沢大学駅から徒歩で20分ほど掛かる深沢不動の近くにあります。マンションの2階にありますが、入り口が分かりにくいとことから、このSnow...

  • Nic-nic Chitose Funabashi
    Shopping
    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Sakuragaoka 2-29-10
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