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Shibuya
Electrifying, energetic, and jam-packed with both people and stores, this neon-drenched area is the most well-known retail district in Tokyo. Lucky's favorite stores in Tokyo's Shibuya neighborhood!
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Daikanyama
Independent boutiques flourish in this leafy, residential pocket of the city. Lucky's favorite stores in Tokyo's Daikanyama neighborhood!
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Nakameguro
In this up-and-coming shopping area, look for hip stores along a scenic, cherry-tree-lined canal. Lucky's favorite stores in Tokyo's Nakameguro neighborhood!
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Aoyama
Luxury is the operative word in this chic district, but the shops have a daring, experimental edge. Lucky's favorite stores in Tokyo's Aoyama neighborhood!
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Harajuku
A famous hangout for the more wildly dressed, this mazelike neighborhood is known for eclectic shops tucked along winding streets. Lucky's favorite stores in Tokyo's Harajuku neighborhood!
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Gramme's
The Japanese term wabi-sabi means to find beauty in subtle imperfections. This uncluttered boutique seems to practice this aesthetic. From Tokyo's Aoyama neighborhood store listing.
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Loveless
This raved-about trilevel shop is a sight to behold: Its airy upper floors carry more accessible items, like Goyard bags and Cacharel dresses, but downstairs things have a baroque-industrial vibe, from the purposely rust-stained walls and black-crystal chandeliers to the Goth- and biker-influenced clothing. From Tokyo's Aoyama neighborhood store listing.
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Prada
Utterly jaw-dropping, this may just be the most visually arresting store in all of Tokyo. The facade looks quilted (it's encircled with bubbly panes of glass), and inside awaits Prada's full line in an entirely white, spaceship like environment. From Tokyo's Aoyama neighborhood store listing.
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Tsumori Chisato Etc.
Japanese designer Chisato's affinity for color-blocking and minuscule prints translates beautifully to her accessories line, the full array of which is housed here. From Tokyo's Aoyama neighborhood store listing.
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WR
From the lotus-blossom-filled basins to the cedar-planked exterior, this shop has a quiet elegance that extends to the many impeccably tailored, uncommonly detailed classics, including blazers, shift dresses, and A-line skirts. From Tokyo's Aoyama neighborhood store listing.
