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Walk through to the back of Karel Capek Teatime Shop and you'll land in this enchanting bookstore that's loved by both children and adults. Popular among those in the know, this store's focus is Japanese picture books, with many works by Shinta Chou, Yosuke Inoue, Ken Katayama, Koji Suzuki and Ryoji Arai. You'll also find books published by Tom’s Box itself and original pin badges designed in collaboration with authors and artists. Regular art exhibitions give you the chance to buy original artwork too.
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Transport Kichijoji Station (Chuo, Sobu, Keio Inokashira lines)
Telephone 0422 23 0868
Open 11am-8pm / Thu
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