Tokyo Boutique Map｜A Hidden Treasure Guide from 789 Trips to Japan

Even after visiting Japan countless times, Tokyo's boutique stores never fail to amaze! This city is the epitome of "sophistication." Let me take you to my favorite hidden gems—low-key spots that only locals know about. 📍Around Tokyo Station 🔴KITTE Mall This place is a haven for Japanese local brands! Must-visit stores include: - pristine (2nd floor): Organic cotton sleepwear and underwear that feel like a second skin. Minimalist and old-money vibes—pricey but worth it! - Kurumian-dou (2nd floor): Japanese-style cotton, linen, and silk clothing + indigo-dyed home goods. Perfect gifts for elders! - Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten (4th floor): A century-old Nara shop with beautiful linen handkerchiefs and storage bags that are almost too pretty to use. Younger vibe compared to Kurumian-dou. - nestrobe (3rd floor): Handmade slow-living clothing + stationery. A must for artsy souls! 💚Marunouchi New Building - ARTS&SCIENCE (1st floor): Ryuichi Sakamoto's favorite brand, offering zen-inspired clothing and home goods. - evam eva (2nd floor): Low-saturation cotton, linen, and cashmere pieces—perfect for texture lovers! 📍Minami-Aoyama 💛Spiral Building Besides the iconic Minagawa Akira CALL, the Spiral Market on the 2nd floor is a paradise for miscellaneous goods lovers! Unique accessories, tea sets, and stationery galore—I snagged a bunch of treasures this time (see photo)! 📍Azabudai 💜Azabudai Hills (Opening in 2024) A luxury shopping destination! The market offers premium ingredients, and when you're tired, head to B1 HARBS for desserts and check out the teamLab light exhibition. A chill itinerary guaranteed! These stores are never crowded, so you can take your time browsing and trying things out. Tokyo's "vibe" is hidden in these corners—make sure to save this map and head straight to these spots on your next visit!