Rather than a shop, this is designer Takahashi Hiroko’s studio. While the third “garden” floor is not open to the public, the first floor features a workspace and gallery. On the second floor you will find the kimono and yukata showroom – however, please send an email to [email protected] at least a week before the desired visiting time.
Phone: 03-6456-1624
Website: takahashihiroko.com/studio
Address: 4-11-2 Narihira , Sumida-ku
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