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When you ask Tokyo locals for a "stylish neighborhood," Jiyugaoka is one of the first names mentioned. Just 15 minutes from Shibuya via the Tokyu Toyoko Line, this area has everything: cafes, home goods, fashion, and great food—making it a perfect spot to spend a whole day.
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This shop features floors themed around Western-style "Garage," "DIY," "Kitchen," and "Garden." In addition to furniture and daily goods, they also sell plants on the rooftop.

A select shop with a wide variety of lifestyle goods, kitchenware, stationery, and food items. They offer many items themed around DIY and culinary culture, and they frequently host seasonal events and pop-up shops.

This shop sells handicrafts, jewelry, gift items, fragrances, and more. Although it is a small shop, it carries unique items that you won't find anywhere else.

The flagship store of IDÉE, featuring stylish furniture and lifestyle goods that blend Nordic and Japanese design. Visiting here feels like an experience in an art gallery.
To see these shops efficiently, we recommend starting from the station and following this order:IDÉE → TODAY’S SPECIAL → free park → DULTON
Jiyugaoka is a town filled with not just cafes, but many unique lifestyle shops. You can fully enjoy it in half a day, so it’s a great place to visit alongside your sightseeing in Shibuya or Nakameguro.