Zhang Kaijun takes you on a Tokyo flash shopping spree — fun, shopping, and afternoon tea all in one go

Text and photos / Excerpted from "Tokyo Flash Shopping Guide"

Daikanyama:
With an elegant and leisurely vibe, Daikanyama hides surprisingly stunning European-style architecture among its alleys. It’s a gathering spot for open-air cafés, designer-owned brands, luxury shops, and unique boutiques. The book handpicks several high-value stores — including ones opened by models and frequented by celebrities — just waiting for you to explore.

Kichijoji:
Located in the suburbs, Kichijoji has seen a surge in business due to tourism in recent years, with shops popping up one after another. Its streets and alleys are lined with residences and stores, offering everything from lifestyle-themed specialty shops and incredibly delicious dessert boutiques to retro yet design-forward furniture stores — all compiled for you in one place.

Harajuku:
Known as Tokyo’s fashion hub, Harajuku is the birthplace of many major Japanese brands. It includes youth culture hotspot Takeshita Street, the unique trend shops of Ura-Harajuku, and other well-known popular districts. Let Kaijun take you through the must-visit stores you can’t miss.

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