Tokyo Japanese Lifestyle

Every time I visit Little Tokyo in LA, I always shop at this store. Great place to get yourself or others a gift. They have things for home used like baking, kitchenware, lunch boxes, Cosmetics, Japanese housewares stuff like Japanese animated cups, bowls, plates, spoons, chopsticks. They also have cute school supply stuff and clothing to very cute stuff animals which all girls, ladies will loved!
Great place to shop for Gifts!

I adore coming here. They always have the most up to date merchandise from Japan, no kidding. A lot of times I hear about special edition plushies just released in Japan, and shortly after its already in their store. Lots of san-​x and sanrio stuff! Quality plushies, housewares, stationary, traditional kitchenware, key chains and trinkets, you name it. Most people come here for the Japan exclusive plushies. I love how it’s located right across from sanrio. perfect for shopping and gifts. Prices aren’t bad considering the actual product price plus import fees. This particular store is one of the biggest amongst the other branches in the area. Definitely come here if you loooove cute stuff!

Such a glamorous lifestyle.
We went trinket shopping in Little Tokyo, and Tokyo Japanese Lifestyle is the small trinket heaven. Whether you’re looking for cute, practical items, or cute, completely impractical items, this is your shop.
I wanted to pick up a few gifts for the boyfriend and also walked away with a few must-​have items, including an enclosed nail clipper! It might seem weird, but American nail clippers are never enclosed, and you must clip nails over a piece of paper or trash can. Now, I can clip my nails wherever I please and all clippings are neatly collected in the chamber. Hellloooo, freedom!
I didn’t get any, but their stationery section was pretty built out, with a huge selection of paper, pens, and other desk accessories. One annoying thing though, they didn’t have many sample pens laying around. Guess you have to hope the pen you purchase is as smooth to write with as it claims.

located inside the japanese village plaza.
It’s cute little stop for anything and everything unnecessary (hehe).
some things are expensive, while others are expected.
staff is sweet. would come back for those cute little treasures.