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Multi-use facility close to Ginza and Yurakucho stations.

Unlike conventional flower shops, this one primarily stocks wild grass. The seasonal plants and ...

Founded as a tabi (socks) shop right across from the Kabuki-za, Oonoya still deals in ...

Try the speciality sweet Kuya Monaka, made of a crunchy outer shell that’s filled with ...

Driven by concerns about Japan’s food self-sufficiency ratio of only 41% (based on calories), ...

Located on a corner of Ginza, a street lined with designer shops, Dior’s building still manages ...

Tokyo’s leading nail salon has been serving the international community’s beauty needs for over ...

The oldest surviving department store chain in Japan (founded 1673), Mitsukoshi has its ...

The shop better known as Muji – the original no-brand designer brand. This is the biggest Tokyo ...

Emphasising the 'beauty of everyday use', Takumi specialises in folk crafts from Japan, the ...

Looking for a touch of traditional class? Dress up in authentic kabuki garb and have your ...

Mikawaya specialises in the kind of food that any commoner from old Edo would recognise. ...

Sanrio’s flagship store was re-opened in late October 2009 with the largest selection of Sanrio ...

Founded in 1905, this menswear store stocks a total of 1,000 nifty neckties, machine woven at ...

This 'antenna shop' deals in all sorts of goodies from Hiroshima Prefecture, including things ...

Founded in 1625, this shop is a directly managed store of Fukumitsu-ya, a long-established sake ...

Built to look like a huge jewellery box, the Bulgari Tower, the largest of the company’s shops ...

Chopsticks make affordable, portable and beautiful souvenirs. Make a beeline for this shop – it ...

Having been around since 1971, department store Melsa was in need of a facelift. Under its new ...