Tag: shopping in Tokyo
BODY WILD is the brand of Gunze.
Recently they opened a specialty shop of undies.
The cool building was designed by Tadao Ando.
You can choose from pantone colors, designers & artists designed,or order your own “customized pants” by Mac.
BODY WILD (Japanese)
The report of the shop - Nikkei Trendy Net (Japanese)
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Bento Box is a single-portion takeout or home-packed meal common in Japanese cuisine. I got this Bento Box from Gransta at Tokyo station.
This is a delicious rice dish includes adding ginkgo nuts and mushrooms. The side dishes are salmon, boiled vegetables and rolled egg which are very healthy.
I got a lovely chiffon blouse with star print from BEAMS.
This pretty chiffon blouse oozes femininity. It’s very comfortable to wear with jeans.
I got a cute girly backpack from Beams.
This backpack is adorable in navy blue with yellow hearts.
You can get this paper bags from Beams at this time of year.
It comes with a sticker of stars.
You can make your original paper bag with the sticker.
They are soooo beautiful aren’t they?
BEAMS (japanese)
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There are deigo (Indian Coral), the prefectural flower of Okinawa and the “shisa” fierce countenanced demon chaser which is from Okinawa mythology are printed inside of CONVERSE.
I feel like “shisa” which is printed on the inserts protect from various evils.
CONVERSE official site (japnese)
Rakuten-CONVERSE ALL STAR DEIGO OX (japanese)
It’s a kawaii pouch, but …can you read the letters on it… “R.I.P
Michael we miss you”?
Yes I miss him, you know who is it!
Cutest and sad R.I.P item!!
Honey Salon by Foppish (japanese)
This towel is made from 100% cotton and trimmed with cotton fabric featuring a poisonous-looking mushroom print. As a mushroom lover, I could not resist to buy it.
Vivienne Westwood Japan (japanese)
Handkerchieves of Vivienne Westwood (japanese)
This is a silk ruffle blouse from Paul & Joe Sister.
Soft muted blue color is one of my favorite colors.
It goes just as perfectly with both jeans and a skirt.
Paul & Joe Sister (japanese)
