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Traditional Japanese motifs are given a modern twist at this weekends-only boutique in the traditional Yanaka neighbourhood. From tatami tote bags and business card holders to fish-shaped pencil cases and Doraemon kokeshi dolls, Tokyo Kitsch's selection of ornaments and accessories make for fun – not to mention affordable – gifts.
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Transport Nishi-Nippori Station (Yamanote, Keihin-Tohoku, Chiyoda, Nippori-Toneri lines)
Telephone 03 5832 9218
Open Sat, Sun & hols 1pm-7pm / Closed Mon-Fri
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