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"A short walk from Daikanyama Station is one of the metropolis's iconic bookstores, Tsutaya at T-Site. Designed by Klein Dytham Architecture, the Tsutaya bookstore is celebrated not only for the beauty of its three buildings but also for the extensive selection of books, magazines, CDs, and DVDs. Tsutaya opens at 7 a.m., perfect for travelers who land before hotel check-in. You can have a coffee or a cocktail in the Anjin Lounge while perusing books. The concierges are specialists in a variety of topics to help guide consumers through the books, music, and movies."

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"A short walk from Daikanyama Station is one of the metropolis's iconic bookstores, Tsutaya at T-Site. Designed by Klein Dytham Architecture, the Tsutaya bookstore is celebrated not only for the beauty of its three buildings but also for the extensive selection of books, magazines, CDs, and DVDs. Tsutaya opens at 7 a.m., perfect for travelers who land before hotel check-in. You can have a coffee or a cocktail in the Anjin Lounge while perusing books. The concierges are specialists in a variety of topics to help guide consumers through the books, music, and movies."

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Lizza Flynn

Google

Amazing & extensive 2-story Japanese hipster bookstore with a Starbucks and lots of quiet study or reading areas. Great selection of local gifts. A highlight of a modern building in the trendy Daikanyama neighborhood.

Noah

Google

One of the best places to do work in Tokyo. Get here early if you want a free seat downstairs in the first building (the one w a Starbucks). If you want to pay for the share lounge upstairs it’s also pretty reasonable and my favorite plays to do work (but available for taking calls as well as designated quiet spaces). Tons of spaces and plenty of outlets. You also get free access to snacks and soft drinks with your admission. For a small additional charge you can also have free / unlimited beer or wine. Highly recommend this place if you’re a remote worker or in need of a place to hold a meeting.

Jina Bajkor

Google

Beautiful interior design. Large collection of books and pens. Shared lounge space is just upstairs, and there is coffee and pastries next door.

Joanne Foley

Google

Book lovers delight in a palace dedicated to … books. And music. And studying. And architecture. Check it out!!! I bought a stunning book on Hasui’s art. Most books are in Japanese (like mine) but there are some English titles.

Fransiska Ayulistya Susanto

Google

Great place to enjoy your slow day. The food is great too. You can find a lot of things there but the english section is not big. The parfume section is great.

Arkan

Google

A must-visit place in Tokyo whether you like books or not. This huge complex has it all: bookstore, cafes, restaurants, small art gallery, and a fancy Family Mart. A diverse range of books, with a great selection of English books. A really accessible site, suitable for a visit with friends or family. No wonder it is voted as one of the best bookstores in the world.

Patricia Yoshioka

Google

One of the most beautiful bookstores in Tokyo is conveniently located and surrounded by green trees and cozy restaurants. It's a trendy place where artists and various brands display their art or products. There's a good choice of English books and magazines, and you can also enjoy Starbucks coffee here. I wish the working hours would go back to normal; they used to be open until 2 am, but now they close at 10 pm. It's one of my favorite places to chill and invite friends to have a relaxing time while having a meal or just a coffee.

Mark Chan

Google

Pleasant area for those who love culture, reading books and just chilling out. It can be crowded over the weekend. The bookstore is more than just a place for books, it is also a lifestyle kind of shopping place.

Lizza Flynn

Google

Amazing & extensive 2-story Japanese hipster bookstore with a Starbucks and lots of quiet study or reading areas. Great selection of local gifts. A highlight of a modern building in the trendy Daikanyama neighborhood.

Noah

Google

One of the best places to do work in Tokyo. Get here early if you want a free seat downstairs in the first building (the one w a Starbucks). If you want to pay for the share lounge upstairs it’s also pretty reasonable and my favorite plays to do work (but available for taking calls as well as designated quiet spaces). Tons of spaces and plenty of outlets. You also get free access to snacks and soft drinks with your admission. For a small additional charge you can also have free / unlimited beer or wine. Highly recommend this place if you’re a remote worker or in need of a place to hold a meeting.

Jina Bajkor

Google

Beautiful interior design. Large collection of books and pens. Shared lounge space is just upstairs, and there is coffee and pastries next door.

Joanne Foley

Google

Book lovers delight in a palace dedicated to … books. And music. And studying. And architecture. Check it out!!! I bought a stunning book on Hasui’s art. Most books are in Japanese (like mine) but there are some English titles.

Fransiska Ayulistya Susanto

Google

Great place to enjoy your slow day. The food is great too. You can find a lot of things there but the english section is not big. The parfume section is great.

Arkan

Google

A must-visit place in Tokyo whether you like books or not. This huge complex has it all: bookstore, cafes, restaurants, small art gallery, and a fancy Family Mart. A diverse range of books, with a great selection of English books. A really accessible site, suitable for a visit with friends or family. No wonder it is voted as one of the best bookstores in the world.

Patricia Yoshioka

Google

One of the most beautiful bookstores in Tokyo is conveniently located and surrounded by green trees and cozy restaurants. It's a trendy place where artists and various brands display their art or products. There's a good choice of English books and magazines, and you can also enjoy Starbucks coffee here. I wish the working hours would go back to normal; they used to be open until 2 am, but now they close at 10 pm. It's one of my favorite places to chill and invite friends to have a relaxing time while having a meal or just a coffee.

Mark Chan

Google

Pleasant area for those who love culture, reading books and just chilling out. It can be crowded over the weekend. The bookstore is more than just a place for books, it is also a lifestyle kind of shopping place.

Alisa J.

Yelp

Very trendy area in Tokyo also very much known for finding vintage and trendy one off items. Also known as the Brooklyn of Tokyo. The bookstore is huge and has so many interesting things inside. Lots of eating options with vegan and vegetarian options.

Sarah C.

Yelp

The architecture is breathlessly cool here. Very chic cafe area. Highly recommend sipping on a drink and soaking up the well curated vibes.

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