20 walking spots tagged “Bookstore”. Near 自由が丘駅 and 15 other areas.
A bookstore in Fukuda, Yamato. Its shelves are lined with books on adventure and exploration.
A bookstore in the Wakabadai housing complex. Open until 4 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
A bookstore in Tennocho.
A bookstore in Myorenji. Don't miss the free papers by the register.
A bookstore that opened in 2019. The shelves hold books chosen by the owner, who has worked in book design, and the books out front are on sale.
A bookshop in the same building as Ace General Store. Like the sadhu, the ascetic monks of India, it deals in things that still bear the traces of human hands.
A bookshop and gallery on the third floor of a building in Hase. The shelves are lined with books on the theme of the sea.
東京駅丸の内口の正面に建つ丸の内ビルディングの中にある、書店に併設されたカフェです。本棚に囲まれた席で、街歩きや買い物の合間に腰を下ろしてひと息つけます。東京駅とは地下通路でつながっているため、雨の日でも濡れずにたどり着けるのもありがたいところです。
A bookstore on the second floor of BONUS TRACK, a mixed-use complex in Shimokitazawa. It opened in 2012, and the B&B in its name stands for Book & Beer. It has carried on as a bookshop where you can browse the shelves with a drink in hand, and it has also served as a venue for talk events with invited authors and editors. Stopping in partway through a walk around town and taking the time to pick out a book sounds like a good idea.
A bookstore in Kamiyamacho, a calm pocket of the city known as Oku-Shibuya, a short walk from Shibuya Station. It doesn't just sell books — publishing is handled in the very same place — and miscellaneous goods line the shelves too. A spot to wander into on a walk, browse the shelves at your own pace, and come across a book you never expected to find.
A bookstore near Daikanyama Station. You can drop in mid-stroll and browse the shelves, making it a natural fit for a walk around town.
A bookshop near Ikejiri-Ohashi Station. The stretch where the main road gives way to the residential quarter has the feel of everyday life about it. It suits dropping in on a whim partway through a walk and browsing the shelves. Picking up a book to read up on a town or a patch of land that caught your interest while walking might be a fine idea too.
A bookshop within walking distance of Nakameguro Station. Move a little away from the bustle along the Meguro River and you come to calm streets where shops and homes are mixed together. Stop in partway through a walk and browse the shelves, and time flows differently than it does out on the street. It also works well as a detour that doubles as a rest when your legs are tired.
A bookstore near Okusawa Station on the Tokyu Meguro Line. Okusawa sits right beside Jiyugaoka, yet the area still holds the calm air of a quiet residential neighborhood, and this shop is rooted in that everyday life. Stop in during a walk and browse the shelves, and you may find a book to carry home with you that day.
A bookstore a short walk from Jiyugaoka Station. It is a neighborhood bookshop where you can browse the shelves at your own pace, well suited to dropping into partway through a walk. Pick out a book here, then turn its pages at a nearby park or café, and your usual stroll through town will feel a little different.
A branch of a nationwide used-bookstore chain, located near Jiyugaoka Station. Many of its stores also carry CDs, games and more, and even if you come with nothing particular in mind, the time slips by as you browse the shelves. When your feet are tired, it works as a detour where you can rest indoors while hunting for a lucky find.
A bookstore near Jiyugaoka Station. Drop in on a whim during your walk, and while you look over the spines lined up on the shelves you may come across an unexpected find. It's a good place to look for a map or guidebook for the next town you plan to walk, and the time spent choosing a book over a break makes a fitting pause in a day of strolling.
A bookstore near Todoroki Station. Part of a chain with branches across Japan, it carries books and magazines. It's a good place to stop on the way to or from a walk around Todoroki Valley and the temples and shrines nearby, to look for a book that connects to this town or to wherever you walk next. Being indoors, it also works for taking shelter from a sudden shower or for meeting up with someone.
A large lifestyle bookstore centered on books, film, and music — the heart of a stroll through Daikanyama.
A curated used bookstore along the Meguro River.