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21-1 Udagawachō, Shibuya-ku, Tōkyō-to 150-0042, Japan
contacts phone: +81 3-3462-3807
website: www.loft.co.jp
larger map & directionsLatitude: 35.6611056, Longitude: 139.6995239
Nikki Lee
::There's a lot of different things to buy here. They have several different floors that are dedicated to things like cosmetics and home goods. Most Lofts are similar in that aspect. This one has the area for a pop-up cafe that only last for a limited amount of time. During my visit they had the Seventeen Cafe occupying the spot. Loft stores offer tax free for foreigners with their passports, so it's a nice place to browse in Shibuya
momo mama
::Spent over an hour here easily. Loved the friction pens, kitchen gadgets and novelty section is entertaining too. Little fancier upgrade from Tokyu hands chain stores. Sat on massage chairs after walking around for so long. 4 gold stars
Fran Johnson
::Awesome place!! Great for shopping for locals and tourists alike. Each floor has something new to discover. They also have the tax exemption if you have your passport. I highly recommend it here!!
Holly Terrens
::Loft is an excellent place to buy gifts (or even something for yourself!) They always have such a wide variety of items in different price ranges. From really nice wallets and jewellery, to shampoo and skin care, to stationary, to luggage.....there's so much! Could easily spend 20 minutes just in the Christmas card section
Kirsten de Mare
::Lots of washi/masking tape! Great shop to buy souvenirs or stuff for in the house. This Shibuya version of Loft is very big. They've conveniently put most of their popular stationary stuff on the first floor, where people can see it immediately.