Discover a curated collection of housewares, clothing, and a café within a modern space designed by Kengo Kuma.
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AKOMEYA TOKYO in la kagū occupies a converted former publishing warehouse in Kagurazaka, designed by Kengo Kuma, where structure and retail are deliberately inseparable. The store centers on everyday Japanese essentials—rice, seasonings, tableware, textiles, and clothing—selected for material integrity and daily use rather than display value. Wood staircases and open tiers shape slow, tactile circulation, reinforcing browsing as a pause rather than a transaction. An in-house café extends the experience to eating and resting, grounding the space in routine rather than novelty. Defined by craft, restraint, and architectural calm, AKOMEYA in la kagū functions as a modern kurashi store—where contemporary lifestyle retail is built on the logic of Japanese domestic life.
Facilities & Services
- Café
- Housewares and Clothing
- Gourmet Food Items
- Architectural Design by Kengo Kuma
- Free Wi-Fi
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