Ginza Itoya銀座・伊東屋

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This long-established stationary store was founded in 1904 and is known for carrying a wide range of goods from art supplies to office supplies, high grade writing materials and original merchandise. The new G. Itoya main store which was reconstructed in June of 2015 is easily identified by the large red paperclip on its sign outside. K. Itoya, which has a large fountain pen on its exterior sign, is a space to enjoy shopping that was designed under the concept of being a retreat for adults.

Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 2-7-15 (Tokyo / Ginza / NihombashiArea)

0335618311

10:00-20:00
[Sunday Public holiday] 10:00-19:00
[G.Itouya 12th floor cafe] 10:00-22:00 (L.O. 21:00)

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Reviewed:2018/10/12 Biggest and very interesting stationary shop in Ginza

The store have 8 levels for stationary fans to indulge themselves, from basic items like pens and pencils to luxury Japanese handmade papers. It’s a haven for stationary lovers!!!
Had an enjoyable...

Reviewed:2018/10/04 Stationery heaven

Was looking for my 2019 moleskin planner and was recommended to visit this store. Wow. 12 floors of stationery. The moleskin range is limited but they do have a lot of other stuff

Reviewed:2018/09/24 Stunning Store

This store is so beautiful. It has I think 7 floors I went to 5 of them. Each one has a different focus - travel, stationary, pens/pencils, cards, notebooks, etc. It's worth a visit just to see how...

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