Concept Stores in Tokyo
17 stores · curated ORBIS register
Nakameguro's 1LDK Apartments carries Japanese fashion alongside lifestyle goods, including labels such as Auralee and Comoli in its selection. Aoyama's Cibone puts contemporary furniture beside lighting and ceramics, bringing Japanese and international design into a gallery-like setting. Dover Street Market Ginza combines multiple floors of fashion with rotating art installations, with limited pieces among the Ginza store's clothing offer.
1LDK apartments. is a select shop in Nakameguro, across the street from the group's flagship and beside Taste AND Sense café. Men's and women's clothing share the space with home goods and smaller accessories, including tote bags and caps. The shop opened in 2012, adding a lifestyle-focused counterpart to the original 1LDK store rather than replacing it.
Butcher Products’ universe — Tokyo Americana of leather, denim and lamp-lit workshop romance.
The Harajuku flagship of a Japanese multi-brand chain, showing Japanese and international contemporary fashion.
Immaculately curated design store showcasing Japanese and international contemporary design. Furniture, lighting, ceramics, and accessories in a gallery-like setting.
Rei Kawakubo's multi-level fashion-art installation. The most avant-garde retail experience on Earth, with rotating art and limited pieces.
Okinawan specialty shop with textiles, ceramics, food products, and craft spirits from Japan's southern islands. A taste of tropical Japan in the heart of Ginza. Their awamori selection is ou.
Harajuku's sharpest select shop — Kubo Mitsuhiro's two floors inside Laforet where Vetements and Chrome Hearts hang beside unknown Tokyo graduates he bets on first. The taste-making door through which new Japanese streetwear reaches the world.
Historic 12-floor stationery emporium founded in 1904. Fountain pens, washi paper, leather accessories, and art supplies from around the world. The 'Gift Lounge' offers same-day wrapping in exquisite.
Founded in Tokyo in 2013 by Shinsuke Kojima, former founding editor of Japan's Huge magazine, Kaptain Sunshine reworks vintage American military and workwear silhouettes through Japanese factories — denim from Okayama and Hiroshima, leather goods from Tokyo and Kamakura — anchored by its Aoyama flagship.
Tiny, tightly curated general store with a mix of vintage and new goods. Leather accessories, hardware, grooming products, and Japanese-made household items.
Neighborhood is a Tokyo label founded in 1994 in Harajuku. Its online store carries the main line alongside collaborations, with recent releases including NH x Out Stand In knitwear, NH x Gimme Five sweat hoodies and NH x Kuumba incense. The company trades as Neighborhood Co., Ltd. and answers customer inquiries by email in Japanese or English.
Japanese bag manufacturer since 1935 — the Tanker series, nylon messenger bags, and impeccable Japanese bag craft.
Postalco began in 2000 in Brooklyn and is now based in Tokyo. Its single Postalco Shop in Kyobashi carries the brand’s bags, wallets, key holders, stationery and clothing.
STUDIOUS Jinnan is a Shibuya multi-brand store devoted to Japanese labels, useful for discovering domestic designers that are not widely distributed abroad.
A notebook lover's paradise. The Traveler's Notebook brand with customizable leather journals and a cozy, creative atmosphere.
Japanese multi-brand retailer and private label — the Japanese Barneys. Curated selection of global luxury with strong in-house lines.
White Mountaineering focuses on Yosuke Aizawa’s outdoor couture, Gore-Tex with runway patterning, technical fabric as luxury.