Tokyo Midtown Hibiya is a complex of about 60 stores and restaurants, offices, a movie theater, a hanging garden, and a plaza space. It is attracting attention as a new cultural hub of Tokyo.
On the third floor of Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, the complex store "HIBIYA CENTRAL MARKET" will open on March 29 (Thu.), a collaboration between Takayuki Minami, a creative director, and the long-established bookstore Yurindo.
The 237sq.m. spacious floor is lined with nine stores carefully selected from a variety of genres. Each store represents a "market," Takayuki Minami's concept of a place where sellers and buyers meet. Visitors can spend their time at the markets in different ways, shopping, eating, and watching people pass by. Here you can experience the excitement of visiting a local market.
Library
The "Library," the symbol of Hibiya Central Market, sells clothing and sundries selected from around the world, as well as vintage European furniture. The furniture, which is both a fixture and a product, is replaced each time it is sold, so the changing interior design is also a highlight.
Graphpaper
Graphpaper, which is not part of a gallery or select store, also offers unique matters. In addition to high quality items selected by advisors, stylists Takeshi Nimura and Takayuki Minami, the lineup also includes items unique to the Hibiya location.
AND COFFEE ROASTERS, Yurindo and FreshService are adjacent retail-type stores
This is a retail type store that brings together AND COFFEE ROASTERS, Yurindo, and FreshService, all of which offer specialty coffee from Kumamoto. You can purchase daily magazines and daily necessities while sipping delicious hand-drip coffee.
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In addition, the food court is also well-stocked. At "Ikkaku" by Tomohiro Maruyama, the creator of "MAISON CINQUANTE-CINQ," visitors can enjoy familiar foods and drinks such as karaage, highballs, and soba noodles.
Other shops include "Barber Hibiya," which offers barbering services for office workers and shaving services for women, "Convex," an eyewear store selling vintage French dead stock frames, and "Tent gallery," an event space with an impressive military tent façade. The space is impressive with its impressive military tent façade and other facilities condensed into a 237-square-meter space.
Hibiya Central Market is expected to breathe new life into Hibiya, which has nurtured art and culture with the Imperial Theater, Hibiya Public Hall, and Tokyo Takarazuka Theater. The chaotic "market" where various cultures have gathered is definitely worth a visit.
Text_Ryotaro Miyazaki
Hibiya Central Market
Address: Tokyo Midtown Hibiya 3F, 1-1-2 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
hibiya-central-market.com
