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A must-visit for accessory lovers! DULTON Jiyugaoka Store

DULTON is an interior goods and accessories shop with locations nationwide, mainly in major cities. You might think it's an American company, but it's actually made in Japan, and its parent company is Itoki. The Jiyugaoka store in particular is three stories tall and well worth seeing (the third floor is a small green garden)! You can also purchase cute tote bags with the original DULTON logo instead of plastic shopping bags. While exploring the first and second floors, you'll find yourself immersed in an exciting space filled with accessories that will tempt even the most dedicated minimalist. If you love interior goods and accessories, this is a must-visit spot.

DULTON Jiyugaoka Store