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The white-tiled walls may look more like something you'd find in a public toilet, but this Omotesando fashion boutique is actually one of Tokyo's most cutting-edge select shops. As the name suggests, Wut Berlin looks to the German capital for inspiration, showcasing the latest designs from voguish Berlin-based fashion brands like Hui-Hui, Vladimir Karaleev and Starstyling, plus a selection of European contemporaries including Roberto Piqueras and Henrik Vibskov.
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Transport Omotesando Station (Ginza, Hanzomon, Chiyoda lines), exit A1
Telephone 03 3797 1505
Open Daily 11am-7.30pm / Irregular holidays
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