Daikanyama T-Site: A Literary and Architectural Marvel
Daikanyama Tsutaya Books Overview
Located in the trendy Daikanyama neighborhood, Tsutaya Books, also known as T-Site, is a haven for literature enthusiasts. With its eclectic mix of Japanese, Western, and vintage titles, the bookstore offers an unparalleled browsing experience.
Magazine Street
A standout feature is Magazine Street, showcasing current periodicals from around the globe. Six specialty categories branch out, including Cuisine, Travel, Cars, Architecture, Art, and Literature. The collection’s depth, including rare Western books, is unmatched.
Anjin Library & Lounge
The Anjin Library offers a cozy space with rare magazines from the 1960s and 70s, such as Heibon Punch and Vogue. Seating for 120 guests allows visitors to enjoy coffee, drinks, or meals while indulging in literature.
Architectural Design
The bookstore is a visual masterpiece, featuring a unique laced façade designed by Klein Dytham Architecture. The design was selected from 80 submissions, making T-Site a notable piece in the architectural world.
Stationery and Concierge Services
For stationery lovers, the store offers pens ranging from functional to luxury. Monogramming services are available for a personal touch. Expert concierges assist with tailored recommendations for books, movies, and music.
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