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Looking for Japanese ceramics for daily use? Head to factory shop Hakusan, which sells bowls, plates, vases, and more, all at affordable prices. The store also carries more unusual items, including speciality tea bowls.
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Transport Omotesando Station, exit A5
Telephone 03 5774 8850
Open 11am-8pm
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