Tokyo Stroll Guide｜Must-Visit Check-in Spots All in One Place!

#TokyoShoppingGuide The most relaxing thing to do in Tokyo is to wander around Daikanyama, Nakameguro, and Ebisu! Whether you're a fan of Japanese streetwear or a seeker of design aesthetics, this area will leave you with plenty to discover. Follow my footsteps and step into these carefully selected shops! 📍 Tsutaya Books: Three transparent glass buildings surrounded by greenery, like an oasis in the city🌳 From books and movies to light meals and children's products, everything is available. The space design is grand yet delicate, and any corner is perfect for taking high-quality photos📸 📍 Sidewalk Stand: The coffee flavor is standard, but it's said to be a hidden spot to bump into celebrities! To "brush shoulders" with Edison Chen, I purposely took a detour just to check in🤩 Even if you don’t meet your idol, the street style vibe is amazing~ 📍 coverchord: A buyer’s paradise next to the café! Featuring both men’s and women’s wear, the selection is everyday yet thoughtfully designed, effortlessly creating a low-key stylish look. When you get tired of shopping, you can recharge with a cup of coffee☕ 📍 I'm donut: The king of long lines for desserts🍩 The fragrant donuts are incredibly tempting, but the queue is super long! It’s recommended to choose your timing flexibly, and sweet lovers definitely shouldn’t miss this~ 📍 Officine Universelle Buly: A vintage-modern French fragrance shop! The decor feels like stepping into old Paris, and the staff can even write calligraphy greeting cards💌 Buy scented candles or hand creams as souvenirs, the level of refinement is off the charts! 📍 The Conran Shop: A dreamland for home enthusiasts! From furniture to small items, every selection is super tasteful✨ Whether it’s Nordic style or Japanese Zen, you can find inspiration here~ 💡 Stroll Tips: It’s best to visit Tsutaya Books in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy a leisurely time; coverchord and The Conran Shop are less crowded on weekdays; if you want to buy from I'm donut, queueing 30 minutes before opening is safer!