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The name says it all – artist Ken Kagami's chamber of curiosa is hidden inside an apartment building on a Daikanyama back street and filled with secondhand clothing, old books and weird knickknacks assembled by the man himself. Fans of Kagami's quirky sense of humour will have a field day here.
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Transport Shibuya Station; Daikanyama Station
Telephone 03 3496 5611
Open 3pm-8pm (from 12noon on Sat&Sun)
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