DELTA in Yoyogi

Located in trendy residential area Yoyogi Uehara, Delta stocks young designers’ labels from Japan and abroad. The store was designed by architect Yuko Nagayama, who is known for her award-winning work on the Louis Vuitton Kyoto Daimaru store.

Address:	3-4-3 Nishihara, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Tokyo
Opening hours:	Mon-Thu 1pm-9pm, Sat, Sun, hols 12pm-8pm / closed Fri
Transport:	Yoyogi-Uehara Station (Odakyu Odawara, Chiyoda lines)

International Gallery Beams in Harajyuku

Amongst the diverse collection of Beams stores that line Meiji-dori, the one with the most elegant and luxurious ambience would have to be International Gallery Beams. The basement floor and first floor carry the women’s collections, and the second floor features items for men. This store offers the sophisticated shopper a look at the essence of Beams’s expert fashion selections, from established labels to the work of promising new designers.

Address:	B1F-2F, 3-25-15 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Tokyo
Opening hours:	11am-8pm
Transport:	Harajuku Station (Yamanote line), Takeshita exit; Meiji-jingumae station (Chiyoda, Fukutoshin lines), exit 5

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These Japanese brand clothes are only 100 yen in Tokyo !!

Truly, I don't want to let many people know this valuable shop
because I want find good clotes from many variety of assortment...but, today I inform this finaly.

I could get these clothes at the secondhand shop in Asakusabashi.
Uniqlo is not cheap any more in Japan!

Name of the Shop: Tresure Select
Opening Time:10am-7pm

Location Map:
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The shop which attract global fasion desiners! ...but these are blue workers uniform in Japan.

Mannen-ya  in Nishi-Shinjyuku


Foregn celebrities bypass the famed streets of Ginza for a chance to at Mannen-ya.
Located not in Ginza or Aoyama but in Nishi-Shinjyuku Station.
It's not exactry high fasion.
In fact, the look is basic blue collar uniform. But that's exactly what draws the likes of fasion designers like Jean-Paul Gaultier and Walter Van Beirendonck.
They find the jikatabi ( split-toed heavy cloth shoes) and 5 toed socks to be "novel designs", and prefer Mannen-ya to the high fasion boutiques of the city...

Mannen-ya is located behind the Shinjyuku Park Tower.

Adress:
8-2 3Chome, Nishishinjyuku, Shinjyuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0023