An apparel wholesale district. It seems that the general public can hardly purchase anything, but some of the stores are available for retail, so students and those interested in fashion should have a good time. Even complete amateurs can enjoy the mysterious atmosphere.
A small shopping street with a Showa-era atmosphere. Just looking at them is enjoyable. There are also narrow streets lined with restaurants and bars alongside, so take a stroll around.
An elevated complex between Akihabara and Okachimachi stations. It is an interesting space where stores selling shoes, bags, wallets, and other goods are gathered. There are also cafes such as Yanaka Coffee, so take a break after a leisurely look around.
The store is like having all the specialties and souvenirs from all over Japan. It is a short walk from Akihabara Station. The contents change regularly, so you can enjoy it anytime you visit. For vegans, we also recommend the vegetarian restaurant “Komaki Shokudo Kamakura Fushokuan.
A stylish kitchen goods and food store. You will find many products that you have seen before because they are made by famous manufacturers. You will be tempted to buy them when you actually hold them in your hands.
Nadiff used to be located in Omotesando. Now this is the main store. If you stop by for a walk, you can have a good time and see some interesting galleries. Even those who do not usually have the opportunity to come into contact with art will find something of interest as they browse around […]
An old organic store. It’s a small store, but a fun place to visit if you’re looking for gluten-free or vegan ingredients. 2nd floor has sundries and other items.
It is said to be the second oldest shopping street in Japan. It has a somewhat desolate atmosphere, which is rare in central Tokyo. However, there are some fashionable stores here and there. Look for cafes such as “229” and the meat shop “30-1 サンジュウ ヒク イチ (Sanju Hiku Ichi) “.
You won’t find many stores where you can actually buy side dishes, but there are also miso and tsukudani (food boiled down in soy sauce) stores, giving the street a nostalgic old-fashioned impression. I recommend passing through here when strolling in Kuramae and Naka-Okachimachi.
It is a store of wonderful household goods where each item is very carefully selected. Even if you have no particular purpose, it is worth a peek. It is a place you don’t often pass by, so if you find something you like, we recommend you buy it.