No matter how well you dress, you'll have trouble competing with the immaculately attired staff ...
In a perfect world, all bookshops would be like this. Tokyo's Klein Dytham Architecture won an ...
Odakyu is split into two buildings connected by an elevated walkway and underground ...
Technique is the purveyor of all strands of dance-music vinyl – from progressive house to ...
One of teenage Tokyo’s hallowed sites, Laforet is located in the heart of Harajuku, on the ...
The UNU farmers' market is one of Tokyo's longest-running and best-attended. Taking place every ...
Womenswear and accessories are carefully selected and imported from the US and Europe at Slow, ...
Guided by the creative hand of Eiji Hatanaka, Icon is a great concept store in Omotesando. ...
A small culture centre at the crossing of Shibuya and Kamiyamacho that mainly accommodates ...
Located in a residential area a couple minutes from Yoyogi-Uehara Station, this café and ...
The first Japanese branch of the Barcelona-based fashion chain opened in December 2012, in the ...
Spank!, quite possibly the only ‘80s pop disco’-themed used clothing shop in Koenji (or at ...
It’s lucky the name is stencilled over the main entrance, otherwise you might mistake the ...
Currently one of Harajuku's hottest destinations for young female shoppers, Nadia Flores en el ...
Running for about half a mile perpendicular to each side of Omotesando, Cat Street is the ...
From stationery to toilet-seat covers, this is the largest household goods store in Tokyo, ...
This Shibuya recycle shop is where fashion-obsessed types who have run out of closet space go ...
Great for souvenir shopping, Bingoya offers unpretentious traditional crafts made in Japan ...
Situated above the east exit of Shinjuku station, Lumine Est is chiefly notable for the Shunkan ...
Arguably the trendiest department store in Japan, Isetan Shinjuku is renowned for having its ...
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