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Tokyo is a city where one can find everything under the sun. ‘From Tokyo’, is the concept behind this lifestyle store which stocks well designed items such as bedding, furniture and tableware. Also available are items made by collaborations between top designers such as Christophe Pillet, Gabriele Pezzini and Chris Mestdagh. Bals is managed by the same company that brought us Franc Franc.
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Transport Ginza station (Tokyo Metro Ginza/Marunouchi/Hibiya Lines)
Telephone 03 5524 1218
Open 11am-9pm
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