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Produced by publisher Yurindo, this store inside Shinjuku's Odakyu Department Store combines a bookshop and a café. Called a ‘space to edit yourself’, it's filled with books and homewares representing a variety of themes, while the café serves traditional grub and sweets popular on Rakuten Ichiba, the largest e-commerce website in Japan. Tech-savvy readers might want to check out Rakuten’s e-book device, Kobo, which is on display at the café. Free Wi-Fi is available.
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Transport Shinjuku Station
Telephone 03 6911 0321
Open 10am-9pm
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