Japan is known as a world-renowned stationery and grocery country, and its grocery stores usually offer a wide variety of stationery and household items, from basic pens, notebooks, and sticky notes to special design stationery and handbook supplies.
One of the characteristics of Japanese stationery stores is that they often offer high-quality products and unique designs, so they attract stationery enthusiasts across the globe. Today, Xiaoyuan recommends everything from large chain stores to small independent grocery stores.
Loft
Loft is a well-known chain of lifestyle department stores in Japan, offering a wide variety of household items, stationery, beauty products, gifts, accessories, decorations, etc.
Occasionally, there will be limited edition items, collaborative items, and seasonal product series, many of which have unique Japanese designs, handicrafts, and cultural products, so the stationery party is rushing to rush it!
Shibuya store - the largest in Tokyo, with 6 floors
Address: 21-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Ikebukuro store - 4th floor
Address: 1-28-1 Minamiikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Toyo, Seibu Ikebukuro Main Store, 9th ~ 12th floor
Ginza store - 6th floor
Address: 2-4-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Ginza Velvia Building 1st ~ 6th floor
Itoya Ginza, Itoya
This 100-year-old Ito Ginza store stands out in the Ginza area with its two thirteen-storey buildings, and the size of the store is unbelievable, and you can find many well-known stationery brands including Zebra, Palo, Sakura, Paid, and many more.
Each floor has a different style and display, and the beautiful displays and wide variety of goods make it one of the largest stationery stores in Tokyo, attracting many people to visit and shop, whether they are buying for personal use or gifting.
Itoya (Ginza)
Address: 2-7-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Sekaido
A long-established shop for painting materials. In addition to a dazzling array of stationery, there are also paints, easels, statues, brushes, paper and other tools, which satisfy art lovers and candidates.
Sekaido (Shinjuku)
Address: 1-1 Shinjuku 3-chome (entire building)
DAISO (Daiso)
Daiso can be said to be a veteran parity 100 yen store, including daily necessities, school supplies, home furnishings, storage, etc., only you can't think of it, you can't buy it, and more than ninety percent of the goods can be easily won for 110 yen (plus tax), which is very recommended for students who have just come to Japan~
Daiso (DAISO)
Address: Ikebukuro Tobu 6th floor
PLAZA
PLAZA is a well-known retail chain in Japan that specializes in offering a wide range of lifestyle items and home décor products. Its stores are usually located near major metro shopping streets, shopping malls and transportation hubs, making it convenient for customers to shop, and it also offers some beauty products such as makeup tools and skin care products, so it also attracts many female customers.
Overall, stationery stores in Japan do provide people with stationery freedom, whether it's professional office supplies or personal favorite design stationery, you can find products here that meet your needs. Let's go shopping together~
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