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• Ito-ya

• Cards & Stationery ( Ginza )
• I love this shop!Ito-ya is all stationary department store! Whenever I go to Ginza, I drop in. I especially like to go schedule notebook fair in winter time before new year. They have a msasive colle...

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• 2 Reviews
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  hana

• Kyukyodo

• Cards & Stationery, Japanese Goods ( Ginza )
• This is a very cute store, full of cards and various other paper goods. There is a wide range of products, and they all seem to be of a high upscale quality. If you take the time to look around, you c...

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• 3 Reviews
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  Gabriela

• Ito-ya

• Cards & Stationery ( Ginza )
• This is a wonderful store with several floors worth of stuff that will delight those who are interested in cards, stationary, pens, and paper. It is a bright and cheerful store that has several goodie...

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• 2 Reviews
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  Gabriela

• Plaza

• Cards & Stationery, Fun Shops, Cosmetics & Beauty Supplies ( Ginza )
• Plaza( used to be known as a Sony Plaza)is so popular among Japanese girls. They sell cosmetic, clothes, stationaries, bags, t-shirts, cups foods, and so on. They often sell imported items and a bit u...

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• 1 Review
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  hana

• Ito-ya

• Cards & Stationery, Japanese Goods ( Ginza )
• Ito-ya 3 is simply incredible. It's full of traditional Japanese papers, and it caters to Japanese calligraphers. If you don't know anything about Japanese papers, then you're going yourself a disserv...

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• 1 Review
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  Susan

• Muji: Roppongi

• Cards & Stationery, Interior Design & Furniture ( Roppongi )
• Muji may be my favorite store in Japan. As a college student, its as if someone had peeked into my brain, anticipated everything I ever needed on an average day, and put it all into one store. Everyth...

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• 1 Review
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  Peter

• 3 TRES WG

• Cards & Stationery, Fun Shops, Interior Design & Furniture, Souvenirs ( Akasaka )
• I happened to find this shop when I went to a book store on the 5th floor of Bellevie Akasaka, which is the so-called "Eki-bil" (shopping building connected to a train station). 3 Tres wg a...

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• 1 Review
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  Fumi

• FedEx Kinko's: Yotsuya

• Courier Services, Cards & Stationery ( Yotsuya )
• I was very impressed with the service I got at the FedEx in Yotsuya. They were very patient with my broken Japanese request for sending an item via express mail, and sending a fax. I really needed to ...

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• 1 Review
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  Gabriela

• Muji: Shinjuku

• Cards & Stationery, Interior Design & Furniture ( Shinjuku )
• MUJI may actually sell everything one can think of. They have a clothing department, which I am not a fan of. The clothes, as keeping with the MUJI image and all very plain and casual. However, they a...

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• 1 Review
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  gab.ienna

• Fred and Perry

• Fun Shops, Cards & Stationery ( Ginza )
• This is a bit secret place! This is such a lovey stationary shop run by couples. Their display is like liburary! Around the entrance, they display antique stationaries and looks really arts!Just visi...

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• 1 Review
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  hana

• Smith: Odaiba

• Fun Shops, Cards & Stationery ( Odaiba )
• This was a really unique store. It had a lot of random items that were eclectically strewn about. They had stationary, a lot of photo albums, a typewriter, and soccer balls. It was very fun to browse ...

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• 1 Review
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  Gabriela

• ITS'DEMO

• Cosmetics & Beauty Supplies, Fun Shops, Cards & Stationery, Accessories ( Shinjuku )
• It'sdemo, as it sounds, you can also spell as itsudemo, which means 'whenever' in japanese. So this shop is the one you can drop by whenever ! This shop often are located near station so you can drop...

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• 1 Review
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  hana

• Nakayoshiya

• Cards & Stationery ( Yotsuya )
• This was a decent office supply store. It is very close to Yotsuya Station, and is not unreasonably priced, as far as office supplies go. For Sophia students, it's a nice alternative to the bookstore ...

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• 1 Review
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  Gabriela

• Cardteria: Marunouchi

• Cards & Stationery ( Tokyo Station )
• This was a stationary store in the Marunouchi Building. It had a small selection of cards, but they were pretty boring overall. They had some cute cards, but not enough to make it worth the effort. Th...

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• 1 Review
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  Gabriela

• Muji: Yurakucho

• Cards & Stationery, Interior Design & Furniture ( Ginza )
• A Japanese retail company, which sells a wide variety of products from snacks and stationary to clothes and household goods. Muji, meaning “no brand”, is known for design minimalism, and all prod...

• Muji: Shibuya Parco

• Cards & Stationery ( Shibuya )
• A Japanese retail company, which sells a wide variety of products from snacks and stationary to clothes and household goods. Muji, meaning “no brand”, is known for design minimalism, and all prod...

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• NICI

• Kids & Infants, Cards & Stationery ( Omotesando, Aoyama )