TOKYO OUTDOOR SHOP GUIDE
Tokyo is a paradise for outdoor gear lovers, with everything from big-name retailers to tucked-away specialty shops. Whether you’re after ultralight hiking gear, technical apparel, or handcrafted accessories, this guide highlights some of the best spots worth checking out.
Creative Outdoor People
Stories of Individuals and brands taking inspiration from and into the outdoors.
スゼット・リーと自然、家族、そして創造的な旅
Suzette Lee is a multidisciplinary artist and creative director, blending art, design, and storytelling to explore nature, community, and history. She crafts immersive experiences and has collaborated with brands like Arc’teryx and Airbnb.
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Austin Rossborough
Self-taught illustrator and art director Austin collaborates with brands like Hidden NY, Tarvas, Cafe Mountain, and Peace Cabin, sharing his influences, process, and advice for young creatives.
Toru Hirama of PLATFORM
During the pandemic, we discovered Toru Hirama and PLATFORM’s subtly iconic work—simple yet precise designs that redefine carry with technical craftsmanship.
Kiyotaka Shinoki of Monroe Garden Outdoor
We discovered Kiyotaka Shinoki’s vintage outdoor gear collection in 2021 through Gear Patrol’s feature on Monroe Garden Outdoor. By 2022, Kiyo had moved from his Brooklyn basement and welcomed us to his home for coffee, a chat, and a look through his archive.
Daniel & Angela of Peace Cabin
Peace Cabin, founded in 2020 by Angela and Daniel in Pennsylvania, crafts eco-friendly, stylish cushions that blend comfort with sustainability, inspired by the outdoors.
Takuya Miura of Hariyama Productions
Founded in 2009 by Takuya Miura, Hariyama Productions crafts minimalist outdoor and everyday gear, in addition to contributing to Japan’s MYOG community.