Ginza Itoya

Amazing multi-level stationary mecca.

An extraordinary variety of cards, notebooks, pens, crafts, art supplies, and many other things. A very extensive fountain pen selection.

Can be very crowded as the place is a bit of a tourist attraction in itself.

Itoya is a multi floor stationary shoppers paradise! Every floor has a unique class of items for sale. I will say almost a complete range. When you get to each floor, on the left you will find special services like making of wedding cards, gift wrapping, engraving…. Etc.

They carry items and brands that are seldom found in other locations higher priced items are typically “Made In Japan” as the year comes to an end, Christmas and new years cards are placed on first floor and they carry unique designs of Japan at a affordable price of ¥220-¥380.

There is a lift on each floor but expect to wait due to the high volume of people shopping there!

A heaven for stationery and Art lovers. A must-visit for me every single time I visit this beautiful country. Every single yen ¥ spent here is not a single ¥ wasted but rather you’d wish you had bought more.

Always in awe of the beautiful selection of products that they offer!

Beautiful and fascinating place for especially stationary lovers. There are 8 floor and in every floor there are different goods like postcards, fountain pens, paints, papers and envelopes, notebooks, stamps, pens and pencils etc. If you like stationary this is the place you must visit.

Ummmm, it’s a 12-story stationery store. I can’t even begin to express how ridiculously excited I was to be here. There’s an entire floor dedicated to fountain pens. It was heaven. Beautiful interior and very kind staff. Absolutely coming back before the end of my trip to snag some pens.

A must-visit for any traveler in Tokyo!

12 floors of neatly displayed stationary and small goods. Great for tourists looking for souvenirs, pen hobbyists, craft-lovers, creatives.

So many layers of stationery and paper crafting, everything this planner girl loves. Excited to have been in this amazing location, even caught a specialty pop up of crafted leather products by riowa

If you love stationary, this is for you. The main building I visited has eight floors of stationary, from office to home, everyone will find something one likes in the store.

I visited around mid-August, and the first floor was my love - it’s full of merchandise from Disney’s 100th anniversary and some pop up artists’ works.

The shop can be crowded, and they only have escalators going up. Need to come down by stairs or lift, so suggest not to bring a huge luggage with you.

They also have an annex building showcasing pop up artists too.

Overall, it’s a good place to go if you like stationary or want to pick some local souvenirs!

It was such a cozy place to shop for everything and anything! Categories are laid out for you clearly, and they have a wide selection & variety based on each categories. We spent a good 1.5h there!

Excellent stationary and writing materials store.
Their attention to detail while testing and buying fountain pens is second to none. Put my money where my mouth is and bought 2 fountain pens here.

This stationary store is really great. They have so much more than you would expect and I ended up buying a bunch of pens and some different notebooks for work.

It’s definitely worth checking out. They have an entire floor dedicated to art and calligraphy as well.

Try to go when it might be a little less busy because it can feel a bit claustrophobic when there are a lot of customers.

One of my favorite stores in Tokyo. About seven stories of stationery/cards/paper pads/pens, home and office effects, and inspiration. The escalator takes you up only. Stairs and elevator (you'll wait a while) take you up and down.
High quality products with a creative spark.
And the restaurant on the 12th floor is worth going to. On the 11th? floor they have an indoor garden where they grow a lot of the produce they use.

Like the very organised setting. You can get anything from stationery items like pilot pens to very exclusive decoration and some custom made leather casing. There are 8 floors with each floor serving different customers' needs. There are escalators that reach the 8th floor of the shop and a lift that goes to the top of the building where there is a small cafe to take a quick bite and have a coffee/tea. At the basement of the building, there is a small exhibition/event hall that was having a calendar sale when I visited in Dec2023.

This place is a dream come true to any stationery lover! The store has 12 floors; each floor dedicated to a category. The last floor has a cafe. Very satisfying experience!

Def one of the best shops I’ve been to in Tokyo. Curated quality unique items here. There is a level for home/kitchen items as well.

They sell everything about artsies and crafties. It's a heaven for art people.
And their ballpoint collections was amazing.

No wonder my daughter from Indonesia make this place in her itinerary in Ginza.

Great place for stationary fans to shop and browse through many levels of interesting stationary and stuff. Even had a cafe for you to chillax after your shopping.

This is the most amazing stationary store I have visited, is 12 floors of things you didn’t know you needed. If you love planners, pens, pencils you will love this place.

Amazing stationery store/building. Lots of beautiful stationery. Escalators go up to level 8. Then you take a lift to access the remaining floors. After that, you either wait along time for the lift or walk down.

Amazingly extensive range of office supplies. Wide range of prices.
We really enjoyed browsing and shopping their 12 levels.