Prada Tokyo Aoyama

Beautiful store with great architecture and design. The store is nicely decorated and nearly organized. There are sitting area for tired shoppers. The building is so beautiful that even if you are not a Prada fan, still worth to check out the architecture.

One of the most complex construction sites in Japan, the entire structure of this building makes the whole place. Herzog & de Meuron, one of the most notable architecture studios in the world, faced this building design with remarkable skill. Go inside and enjoy a casual walk through the interior of this place. It's truly worth the visit

I haven’t purchased Prada products for a long time. This time, I visited the Aoyama store, which has a very unique architectural design, and had a great shopping experience there. I met a very good sales associate—a gentleman who speaks Chinese. Unfortunately, I forgot his name. In the past, my experiences with Chinese-speaking sales associates while traveling abroad were not very pleasant, but I was lucky to meet such a great salesperson here. I also bought a product that I really love. When I visit Japan again next year, I hope I will have the chance to meet him again.

Such a gorgeous and huge building. The staff was all very welcoming and friendly!

A very beautiful place! Very friendly and attentive staff who helped me to find what I want and offer good suggestions for alternatives. They have one full floor catered to Men’s collection so that’s good. I believe the remaining four floors are for women so it’s definitely a shopping haven for Prada lovers. I went to various Prada outlets before going here. Should have went here right at the beginning. I visit Tokyo quite often so I added this place to my list!

Truly a beautiful piece of architecture, for anyone who is a fan of design regardless of whether you are looking for Prada. The selection is spacious and practical for shopping, with a section of mens ready to wear and accessories grouped together on one floor, and multiple floors for womens. A centerpiece between other shops and very close to the metro station

Beautiful architecture, worth a visit if you're in the area. There are 6 floors, but only 4 open for browsing when we visited. Staff will silently stalk behind you and will rush to readjust any coathangers or items you touch as you move to browse the next section.

I can't afford Prada clothing and yes they contribute to conspicuous consumption but all is forgiven for this incredible H&M (not what think - look up the architects) building. If you are on omotesando take the 5 minute detour to just gaze at this timeless and elegant building!

Beautiful store with great architecture and design. The store is nicely decorated and nearly organized. There are sitting area for tired shoppers. The building is so beautiful that even if you are not a Prada fan, still worth to check out the architecture.

One of the most complex construction sites in Japan, the entire structure of this building makes the whole place. Herzog & de Meuron, one of the most notable architecture studios in the world, faced this building design with remarkable skill. Go inside and enjoy a casual walk through the interior of this place. It's truly worth the visit

I haven’t purchased Prada products for a long time. This time, I visited the Aoyama store, which has a very unique architectural design, and had a great shopping experience there. I met a very good sales associate—a gentleman who speaks Chinese. Unfortunately, I forgot his name. In the past, my experiences with Chinese-speaking sales associates while traveling abroad were not very pleasant, but I was lucky to meet such a great salesperson here. I also bought a product that I really love. When I visit Japan again next year, I hope I will have the chance to meet him again.

Such a gorgeous and huge building. The staff was all very welcoming and friendly!

A very beautiful place! Very friendly and attentive staff who helped me to find what I want and offer good suggestions for alternatives. They have one full floor catered to Men’s collection so that’s good. I believe the remaining four floors are for women so it’s definitely a shopping haven for Prada lovers. I went to various Prada outlets before going here. Should have went here right at the beginning. I visit Tokyo quite often so I added this place to my list!

Truly a beautiful piece of architecture, for anyone who is a fan of design regardless of whether you are looking for Prada. The selection is spacious and practical for shopping, with a section of mens ready to wear and accessories grouped together on one floor, and multiple floors for womens. A centerpiece between other shops and very close to the metro station

Beautiful architecture, worth a visit if you're in the area. There are 6 floors, but only 4 open for browsing when we visited. Staff will silently stalk behind you and will rush to readjust any coathangers or items you touch as you move to browse the next section.

I can't afford Prada clothing and yes they contribute to conspicuous consumption but all is forgiven for this incredible H&M (not what think - look up the architects) building. If you are on omotesando take the 5 minute detour to just gaze at this timeless and elegant building!