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Its sister store, Alice on Wednesday, opened in 2013 and is so popular it still has to limit number of entries per day. So this new store, just five minutes down the road, comes as a welcome additional option for fairy-tale hunters. Themed on the worlds of Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty, Princess One Spoon is imbued with a suitable amount of fantastical glamour from its castle-esque design to the wide variety of glittering candy and accessories.
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Transport Harajuku Station (Yamanote line), Meiji-jingumae Station (Fukutoshin, Chiyoda lines)
Open Daily 11am-8pm
URL www.p1s.jp/
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