My Favorite things to do in Hiroo Take a day off to walk around the Hiroo neighborhood that offers nice parks, boutiques, and cafes in Tokyo's exclusive neighborhood! Although Hiroo is not far from the famous Shibuya Scramble, it has a calm neighborhood atmosphere. There are several international schools in Hiroo, like Sacred Heart; one of Tokyo's biggest hospitals, the Japanese Red Cross Hospital; National Azabu, a popular supermarket among ex-pats. I used all of these facilities throughout my 9 years in Tokyo.
Hiroo Sampodori is a shopping street with lovely cafes and shops. I personally love an old-style toy shop and a Japanese cracker shop that are still open. There are some Japanese crafts shops and antique, vintage shops as well. There are also the side streets which are worth discovering.
It has been a privilege for me to have the chance to open pop-up shops for 3 years in Hiroo. I met so many great people and of course, their love dogs walking around with them. Hiroo Plaza is a mini, two-floor department store worth visiting. There is a very fine selection of shops in it. On the second floor, there is my favorite shop of Turkish carpets (Anatolian Kilim), a boutique for exotic items, a wedding tailor, an art gallery, and more. Sweet Dream Baskets' pop-up shop is at its usual location, at the entrance of Hiroo Plaza, in the alley next to Starbucks.
Come by and visit me in Hiroo Plaza!
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Handmade Baskets in Hiroo Plaza Alley
Jan 23rd-26th, 10am-7pm
Fed 8th-14th, 11am-7pm
*Pet beds
*Cushions
*Cat and Dog toys
*Handbags
Where?
Short-term shop just at Hiroo crossing, at the entrance alley between Starbucks and Hiroo plaza, facing Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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