Category: Stores

  • RanKing RanQueen

    The NEW YORK TIMES has a piece on the RanKing RanQueen chain. At first glance, the neon-accented stores look like the sort of generic gift shops you would find in a mall: Backlighted display stands hold magazines, CD’s, candy and lots of knickknacks. Closer inspection reveals that like items have been grouped together, and each…

  • Ki no Ie

    I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I want a Muji house! Pictured above is the “Ki no Ie” demo home they have on display at their Yurakucho store.

  • Seleqlo

    I was in Aoyama this afternoon, and decided to drop by the Seleqlo guerilla shop (located at Rocket Gallery) to see if I could get my hands on the Groovisions designed tee. Well, you snooze you loose, as all the designer remixed Uniqlo tees were already sold out. They told me that another batch would…

  • Do You Hate Uniqlo?

    Marxy offers up an interesting take on the recently released and RELAX-produced Uniqlo mook. As for the Seleqlo limited-time (guerrilla?) shop at the Rocket Gallery, it opened this weekend.

  • Tokyo Luxury

    I really like the recent “Tokyo Luxury” themed pics that Lil has been uploading to her Flickr account.

  • ART iT Posters

    A couple of posters for the upcoming issue of ART iT, at the Junkudo bookstore in Ikebukuro. You can find out more about the issue in Ozaki Tetsuya’s latest column over at REALTOKYO.

  • Ikea in Japan

    Patrick gets the scoop on when Ikea will be back in Japan — they’ve started building the shop in Yokohama, to be opened in 2006.

  • Meal Muji

    Having lunch at Meal Muji, inside the flagship Muji store in Yurakucho.