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The best place to indulge in Jun Okamoto’s poetic world of ‘innocent colours and feminine detailing’. Offering the full line-up of the brand’s latest collection and its semi-bespoke line Wallflower by Jun Okamoto (for those who wish to re-create from archival styles), this store is the brand’s Tokyo home, so the designer himself often pops in. Make sure to check the website for in-store events.
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Transport Daikanyama Station (Tokyu Toyoko line)
Telephone 03-6455-3466
Open 11.30am-8pm
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