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June 25, 2015

The New Flagship Building Supporting Ginza Itoya's Creative Vision | ITOYA Gallery

Ginza Itoya New Main Building 3F: A curated selection of stylish desk accessories.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 3F: The Pen & Ink Bar offers stylish pens and a wide variety of refill inks.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 7F: "Takeo Sample Book at ITOYA" showcases vibrant paper swatches and usage examples. A cutting machine is available for custom cuts to A4 size and other popular dimensions, priced at ¥500 for up to 50 sheets.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 8F: A wide array of goods for enjoying handicrafts. Gift wrapping services are available on the 7th floor, with expert staff on hand for consultations.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 10F: The "HandShake Lounge" is a bright, reservable space furnished with Vitra fabrics, designed around the concept of a business meeting leading to a contract.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 11F: The "FARM" floor cultivates four types of vegetables, including lettuce, through hydroponics. Visitors are welcome to observe the cultivation process. The harvested vegetables are served at the 12th-floor cafe, "Stylo."
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 2F: A postbox is installed, allowing customers to mail letters directly from within the Itoya store.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 1F: A cuckoo clock by illustrator Charlie Harper. Its charming mechanical features activate every hour, delighting visitors.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 1F: The stand-bar style "Drink" offers soft beverages. Its logo playfully incorporates "ink," a nod to Itoya's heritage.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 2F: A display of diverse letter sets.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 2F: An extensive collection of letter-writing supplies, including sealing wax and stamps.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 2F: A dedicated space for customers to write letters on-site.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 3F: A curated selection of stylish desk accessories.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 3F: The Pen & Ink Bar offers stylish pens and a wide variety of refill inks.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 3F: Refill inks are available at the Pen & Ink Bar, with stock kept in the boxes.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 4F: A selection of items useful for meetings and conferences.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 4F: A selection of items useful for meetings and conferences.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 4F: The "Note Couture" space allows customers to create custom notebooks by selecting covers and inner pages.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 4F: The "Note Couture" space allows customers to create custom notebooks by selecting covers and inner pages.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 5F: The travel-themed 5th floor offers bags, cycling accessories, outdoor gear, and travel essentials.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 5F: The travel-themed 5th floor offers bags, cycling accessories, outdoor gear, and travel essentials.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 5F: The travel-themed 5th floor offers bags, cycling accessories, outdoor gear, and travel essentials.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 5F: A nomad space for remote workers visiting the store.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 6F: This floor presents items for five domestic scenes: kitchen, dining, living room, washroom, and terrace. It features a rich selection of items supporting creative work in the kitchen.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 6F: The "Memory Tailor" space is dedicated to enjoying memories through photographs.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 6F: This floor presents items for five domestic scenes: kitchen, dining, living room, washroom, and terrace. It offers a curated selection of items to support creative work on the terrace.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 7F: "Takeo Sample Book at ITOYA" showcases vibrant paper swatches and usage examples. A cutting machine is available for custom cuts to A4 size and other popular dimensions, priced at ¥500 for up to 50 sheets.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 7F: "Takeo Sample Book at ITOYA" showcases vibrant paper swatches and usage examples. A cutting machine is available for custom cuts to A4 size and other popular dimensions, priced at ¥500 for up to 50 sheets.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 7F: "Takeo Sample Book at ITOYA" showcases vibrant paper swatches and usage examples. An event space dedicated to paper-related exhibitions is also featured. Until August 31, 2015, the exhibition "Calculating Origami" by Tomohiro Kan will be held.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 8F: A wide array of goods for enjoying handicrafts. Workshops are being prepared, with the "Faber-Castell Academy" set to launch in October 2015.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 10F: The "HandShake Lounge" is a bright, reservable space furnished with Vitra fabrics, equipped with essential items for business meetings, such as a coffee maker.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 11F: The "FARM" floor cultivates four types of vegetables, including frill lettuce and arugula, through hydroponics. Visitors are welcome to observe the cultivation process. The window frames in the viewing area utilize frames from the former main building.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building 12F: "Cafe Stylo" opens at 8:00 AM. With "local production for local consumption in Ginza" as one of its themes, it offers dishes featuring vegetables grown on the 11th-floor "Farm."
Ginza Itoya New Main Building B1F: The "Inspiration Hall," a multi-purpose space with a ceiling height of approximately 6 meters. It is intended to be a venue for events that stimulate inspiration and introduce new things and ideas.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building B1F: The "Inspiration Hall," a multi-purpose space, will feature the latest office furniture from Vitra, a Swiss furniture manufacturer founded in 1950, as part of its opening events.
Ginza Itoya New Main Building B1F: The "Inspiration Hall," a multi-purpose space, will feature the latest office furniture from Vitra, a Swiss furniture manufacturer founded in 1950, as part of its opening events.
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