Located in Okusawa, Setagaya, Tokyo, D&DEPARTMENT TOKYO is a shop with the theme of "long-life design" advocated by design activist Nagaoka Kenmei. This is the first D&DEPARTMENT store, which opened in 2000, and selects furniture, miscellaneous goods, books, and other items that are rooted in Tokyo life and can be used for a long time. Rather than simply selling things, it proposes regional individuality and sustainable living through design, making it a recommended spot for sensitive tourists.

The store is lined with classic furniture that has been loved for generations, daily necessities and crafts made by makers from all over Japan, and you can experience the stories and backgrounds of each product. Currently, it is only a sales floor, but the attached cafe serves a menu using carefully selected ingredients, making it the perfect place to take a break between shopping. Every time you visit, you will find new discoveries and hints to enrich your future life.

It is located in a quiet residential area within walking distance of Kuhonbutsu Station on the Tokyu Oimachi Line, in the heart of the city. It is also close to Jiyugaoka, so it is recommended to visit it while strolling around the area dotted with stylish cafes and miscellaneous goods stores. For those interested in Japanese design and manufacturing, this is a place where you can find an encounter that will touch your heart.

[Trivia]
D&DEPARTMENT has opened several stores in various regions across Japan that convey their individuality with the theme of "long-life design". D&DEPARTMENT TOKYO is the memorable first store. In the past, there was also a cafe attached, but now it only operates as a sales floor.

[Hidden spot information]
The Okusawa area where D&DEPARTMENT TOKYO is located is dotted with shops and cafes with a calm atmosphere that is a little different from the neighboring Jiyugaoka. Kuhonbutsu Joshinji Temple is known as a beautiful temple and you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons. It is also recommended to stroll around the surrounding townscape before or after shopping at D&DEPARTMENT.