Ginza Loft

Really great experience, lots of levels and products for everyone. Staff was very helpful. Prices aren't too bad depending on what you're trying to find. Noticed they have some brand collabs like with: Kingdom Hearts, Disney (tons of cute themed backpacks), B-Side Label. Even found a section you could get an entire kit for making wax seals! And another area that has kits for making little mini model trees and gardens. Lots of items from cute to bizzare haha

Spread across 5 floors and may occupy a few hours of your day if you decide to really look through every home product that they sell. Most of the products are designed and made in Japan, some of them are made in China. Good product concepts and quality control. Clear organization in store. Tax free check out line could take around 10-20 minutes though.

5/5 Lots of floors different products per floor Lots of cool finds Lots of matcha also When we went not too full tax free line did not take too long

Very cool store. Lots of things and stuff in stock. I bought a very nice collector's edition watch. The employees were nice but when adjusting the fitment, they kept the adjustment tool that came with my watch. While the tools are not expensive, it is the special one that comes with the watch and when you buy something new and that is special, you expect them to include all the original contents. It was probably an accident, and I don't think they stole it. It is just unfortunate. Also, they will only sell you the display models which is a bit disappointing to have no choice but to buy something that has been handled an unknown number of times. They say they only have the display models in stock. We went back the next day to buy a second watch and learned this was a lie. So I gave them 2 stars. Nice store and lots in stock. But the employees at best were slightly lazy and at worst politely dishonest.

Very cool store. I enjoyed this one more than the Shibuya one. But, Shibuya had way more paper/journal/notebook options than here. Random toys, cameras, vintage papers and crafts, cards, home goods. Really enjoyed spending time here. A bit crowded on a Wednesday afternoon.

Similar to Shibuya's loft with multiple floors. Not a store focussing on stationery only like Itoya, but still had a really good selection. Maybe even easier to browse than Itoya because its not as cramped but can still get abit crowded. Prices don't seem different too. Definitely worth the stop.

Loft had a lot of products. I was honestly confused which floor to stay in because there were too many items to view😂 The lines were fast too because each floor had its own counter. The building is also wheelchair friendly, it has an elevator.

Got lost in here happily for hours. Lots of fun things to look at. Had all the same makeup selection as they do in Don Quijote but without all the pushy annoying people and the overstimulating environment. A much nicer shopping environment. Had the same hair products and Honey oil.