Expertly curated Japanese vinyl with rare finds, perfect for those who love the stylish ‘80s and ‘90s vibe. Don’t be shy—ask for recommendations! I found two great gems with their help.

The dream of every book lover: a bookshop (also selling books in English), a café, a library, a sort of art gallery, a work space and a place where you can meet a friend or read in silence. Pure magic (you'll have to pay to access, or buy something at the café).

A little treasure trove for home enthusiasts: wooden pieces, wicker baskets, and unique accessories. Natural products take center stage, paired with plenty of unique gift ideas.

One of the trendiest bookshops/cultural hubs in Tokyo. Carrying a wide range of books including decent Japanese and international travel guides, as well as cutting-edge merchandise. There are cafes and restaurants with in the same space, so you can stay and hang out.

You’ll want every vase here—locally sourced ceramics and glassware so stunning, they’ll have you wishing for a bigger suitcase.

A dream for stationery lovers! This multi-floor Ginza icon is filled with exquisite paper, handcrafted pens, and sleek office goods. Don’t miss the rare, locally sourced desk supplies!

Unconventional art book/ZINE shop with a unique selection of Japanese craft beer and global natural wine. Sip on a beer while you take a look at all the local writers and designers books.

A craft store offering handmade clothing with Japanese tailoring, knitwear, and excellent home gift ideas.