Nippori Fabric Town (90 Fabric Stores on 1 Street!!) | Fabric Shopping In Tokyo
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- Come fabric shopping with me in Tokyo's famous Nippori fabric town!! Head to squarespace.com/roseryapparel to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code roseryapparel
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5-story Tomato store: goo.gl/maps/khffPv7jJHScANme7
Button store of dreams: goo.gl/maps/jqhnTW8WrDDggmCv9
Trim store: goo.gl/maps/f3yuhvGWw3fMS2MM7
Fabric printing store: goo.gl/maps/QhMAyqi15gvYi7Sq7
My favourite fabric store of the day: goo.gl/maps/JBhqkdvAMayJ9eQ7A
Pattern book store: goo.gl/maps/4chMcacmyjUn297y5
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Omgosh what a dreamy adventure! I don't walk very well anymore, and I struggle in my wheelchair so I barely leave my house anymore. I'm really trying to overcome it. Anyway watching videos like this fill me with a sense of adventure and curiosity that helps. I love this! Thank you!
Me to with me it's chronic fatigue syndrome alongside a few other conditions so never know how long I am going to be awake and as a cup of coffee can suddenly feel like the weight of a bucket of water shopping and being outside finally became impossible 9 years ago I like you too get great joy out of the trips creators share on You tube.
@Lynette exactly how I feel, though it's all pretty new to me. I was hooked on "heygo" until they closed the app. It was such fun to stroll through a garden in Japan and the admire the architecture in Buenos Aires, or the ruins of Pompeii... churches in Italy! Castles in Scotland! All of the things I didn't think I could see or do, but with a guide to be my eyes and legs. 🥰 I'm so sorry you experience similar challenges, but I appreciate that you shared this with me. I don't know any people who share my curiosity about the world, but physically cannot pursue it. 🫱🏻🫲🏼
@savvy9 I have looked at my TV screen as my cinema my theatre my books my travel my creative stimulation When I watch a recent film I make sure I have snacks and get settled in. Only do that when I have been awake for more than hour for 2 days on the trot. We are still us inside.😊🤗👍
This is the vlog I was waiting for! Thank you!! I live in southern Japan so I'm not able to go to Tokyo easily. I was saving up for a trip to Nippori but then I got laid off two months ago. I'll get there one day!!!
Sorry to hear that 😞 I’m sure you will get there soon! x
Fabulous! This is the one I have been waiting for! I will be in Japan in October (I am in Oz) and I am planning on having two x half days in Nippori, looks like so much fun. I will be adding pattern books to my shopping list! Thanks Janelle.
I’m so excited for you! Good idea going for multiple days, there’s a lot to look through 😍
I thought I was going to miss Nippori after becoming sick when we first arrived in Tokyo. But I got there on a very rainy overcast day. Bought 3 very Japanese inspired pieces of fabric, so was very very happy! Just realised it was only 6 days ago now, as I am home again. Thank you Janelle for letting me know about this amazing street. Highlight of my time in Tokyo!
I was so looking forward to this vlog, and wow, Nippori is just amazing! I was born and spent my childhood in the middle east, and all the women in my family are talented in sewing. So, much of my clothes growing up were lovingly made for me by my mom, grandma and aunt. Being in Asia, many of the beautiful fabrics available to us were from Japan, and so I have very fond memories of my mom making me beautiful clothes with adorable prints, buttons and trim. A trip to Japan and Nippori is now on my bucket list. Also, I loved all your new fabric finds, especially that unique eyelet/broderie anglaise one.
Oh, what a fairyland for a sewist! At first I thought a $500 budget sounded like a lot, but when I saw the shops, I wondered how in the world I would be able to stick to that low of a budget! Thanks for taking us along, it was so fun to see what is available there. You’re making me want to go to Japan more with every video!
Wow that looked amazing I’m so jealous, our fabric choices in Australia are very limited. Cloth Edit has beautiful fabric online they are in Queensland, lots of Japanese fabric at her store. Thank you for sharing your shopping day and please go again would love to see more. ❤
Oh, i am now officially in love with Japan! One day. One day i’ll have to visit that place! Such an inspiring video! Thanks so much for making my day!
Oh WOW!! Talk about heaven on earth!! Thank you for taking us along…..but you simply MUST go back. We want MORE!! 😎👍😂😘💃🏻
Yep I think I need to go back for sure! Literally heaven 😍
I still have fabric I bought on Fabric Street when I went to Japan. Such a fun memory. I did go to that 5 story store too.
Carol is jealous and I am too!! Us die hard cross stitchers always pay attention to the weave in everything. Yes, I am with you on doing your micros onto the brown check fabric. Your eyelet is over the moon!!! Glad you had a great day. p.s. I probably would have left the 5 levels of fabric shopping too.
Hello there that brown gingham, could be quilted and made in to a gorgoues bed spread, with your micro, embroidery around the edges and centre. What a brilliant choice of fabrics. You can't fail
I went into that same small store where the older man there served me too. It's a few years since I visited and now I want to go back.😁
Such a magical store 😍
My public library system has several of these Japanese sewing pattern books. They're great. I've traced of several of the complete books. They're so easy to hack between books also. Using several details from one to another.
What an adventure! I would be in heaven! Thank you for sharing with your peeps.
Janelle, thank you so much for taking us fabric shopping with you in Japan, and giving me personally, an experience I will never know. Thanks to the filming skills of you and Matt I felt as though I was looking over your shoulder at all that exquisiteness! I do love your trims, buttons, and fabric choices......and those pattern books! 🐾🥰
Fabrics are amazing! I’m living in US now and fabrics here are 105-112 cm wide. I miss fabric with 140-150 cm wide🥰
Hi Janelle,I have been to Tokyo 3 months ago and I had a very similar experience with the big Tomato Shop and then i have found myself in the smaller one buying the same burnt orange -brown color linen :) I was influence by your aesthetic when I was buying it and the fabric is AMAZING! I sewed myself a draped sleeveless blouse and an a -line midi skirt and I feel so special every time I"m wearing it. Thank You for sharing It was so nice to go back to Nippori with You. Wish You all the best,Love from Poland.
I’m going in 2024! Thanks for sharing your trip. I’m looking forward to my visit
Wow! Truly paradise. Must find a way to visit.
Oh, that one with all the printed denim hanging on the walls with the old man on the second floor was one of my faves! So many small prints for making doll clothes. :D
Sooo much to look at at that store, one of my favourites for sure! 😍
I just love the Japanese pattern. Love that oversized look and well yes Luke you said you can just tell when something looks Japanese. Wish I had the patience to sew my own Japanese looks outfits. Looking forward to see you make something from those books.
Thank you for adding the places you visited in the description!
A feast of beauty!!
Cape Town ❤️
Lovely Japanese fabric shopping day video! I just spent 3 days in transit through Paris. I went to the fabric coupons stores the first day. Took a "break day" sightseeing then went back for a second day. I really enjoyed the second day and found some amazing viscose twill which I bought in several colours. It did help to let the overwhelming choice breathe for a day. I am now thinking about another reason to go to Japan!
So exciting! That broderie anglaise is adorable 😍 I can't wait to see what you make with those tomato buttons
I am loving all your choices! I can tell that you made very thoughtful choices. Even the solid color was so special!
Come visit London one day, we have a shop that has several fabric shops on it - it's called "Goldhawk Road". I haven't been there for some years, but now that I'm back in London (spent 2020 to 2023 with the family in Sydney, just recently came back here), and now that your videos have inspired me to start sewing again, I'm definitely going to make a trip there soon :)) you're so inspiring, thank you for your great work 💕
That was so fun! It's so cool to see someone living my fantasy! LOL
Fabric stores are heaven to me!! Can never get enough! Love all your choices. The cross stitch accent material is wonderful and the off white material, here in America, it’s called eyelet material. Thank you for taking us along.
I've been to Nippori 3 times. I was overwhelmed by the larger 🍅 store. My hubby leaves me there before they open and comes back for lunch. Near Kamata station, is also an amazing 5 floor fabric store called Yuzawaya. You can get a 5% off all purchases if you get a members card. The checkout lady did this for me last time. They also have Art supplies to die for.
Thanks!
Gorgeous fabric finds! I can't get over how pretty and clean Japan looks. Watching your footage I can't see a single scrap of trash anywhere. Amazing!
It’s soo organised and clean here! Shocks me every time 😍
Oh my goodness! I would have emptied my wallet in those beautiful fabric shops! Such pretty purchases!
Love the idea of the crossstitch fabric cross it will truly be a unique piece how ever long it takes,you will be surprised how quick small images get done.
Fabric shopping in Japan is definitely on my bucket list! I loved seeing what you picked up!
fabric shopping in Japan! What a dream! Thank you for sharing your time there :)
Such a dream!! 😍
There were some super cute jumpsuits in those sewing books during your flip through of them - I would love to see you make some of those on the channel! That first gingham fabric would be perfect for any of them. 😊
Also.... so envious of your shopping trip. My hoped-for 2020 Japan trip now just seems like a surreal fantastical dream, but I really enjoy these "diaries". 😊
You had way more self control than me, I would have been so overwhelmed I would buy everything I see 😂I LOOOVE those sewing books! I have heaps just to look at the beautiful pictures, but the few designs I've made from them are just the most comfy pieces of clothing that exist. I use a wheelchair so unfortunately you can't appreciate all the little details that go into the otherwise simple designs but at least I feel like a linen marshmallow cloud.
I'm learning alot I never knew Japan had so much fabric. You should buy some silk. Here in the US we have mostly quilting cotton, I wish we had rayon challis but I don't want to buy online without feeling it. Have a peaceful week. thank you for your vlogs
Very lucky. The stores look so appealing.
Thank you for this amazing video, especially also for sharing your experience of being overwhelmed with all these beautiful things. Like honestly this is exactly me when I go shopping. Just feels good to know Im not the only one and its sometimes just fine and alright to go out without buying anything instead of buying something you will regret. 😊
I love all your fabrics but I think the brown gingham was my favourite. The shops looked amazing x
Thanks for the recommendation Janelle!! Went to Nippori last week and was gobsmacked... I had planned an afternoon for the street but only managed to cover 2 tomato buildings. The main one was really quite overwhelming! But I had so much fun... also, can we talk about how affordable the cotton trimmings are? In Spotlight, they go for $12/m but they were so affordable there!
I love those pAttern books….. so enjoying your journey….and I’m so jealous of the linen!
Wow... just wow!!!
I LOVE the white fabric! It totally looks like cute pieces of toast or loaf cake to me! Super cute! I hope you return and pick up a few quirky or whimsical fabrics like the tomato buttons you found. Japanese is full of quirk and whimsy 😊
❤❤ beautiful fabrics. Love that unique floral
Great finds! You managed a balance between things you know you like but with new and interesting elements. It’ll be fun seeing you bring your style sensibility to those more avant-garde patterns!
Fantastic shops 😍 super organized and beautiful. I love watching your videos about you life in Japan. They are amazing
The white eyelet fabric with the squares would make a wonderful duvet cover and pillow set. Nice fabrics.
11:42 I suggest you make the garment first, and then embroider squares one by one. That way you can still wear it out as you are continuously embellishing it. Plus, you won't have to worry about cutting into a square you worked so hard on when you pattern it out.
Yeah after thinking about it that’s definitely what I’ll do instead 😊
That's incredible! Thanks for this lovely video!❤ you found some gorgeous pieces of fabric!
That black dress at 16:17 is the coolest thing ever. :O
I am so jealous!!! This video made me all excited and overwhelmed as well 😄 Happy that you make it there at last 😁❤
This episode was a real treat! Thanks for taking us along.
I had to watch fabric shopping video 3 times , as it was so overwhelming! 😊 just lovely Janelle 😊
So excited to see what you decide to make ❤
Love those pattern books! Awesome.
Really enjoyed your shopping trip ❣
Oh yes, it was a good shopping trip 😍 thanks for bringing us along!
Excited to see your new pieces!
Loved this video and I would be overwhelmed just like you too. Your content is amazing and binge worthy and can’t wait to see your end design with the new fabric.
How wonderful!
What beautiful, unique finds! 🙌
Loved this video so much!! :D AHHH
❤❤❤❤ great shopping day!!
Official fabric envy! The broderie is adorable. I can see a suit, with a swing jacket and a slim skirt. And a linen (caramel) top? In the past I came across Japanese fabrics that I loved but were only available in 35 inch width. Looks like that is not an issue. Thank you for the adventure. Happy stitching.
I am not sure my heart can take this much goodness, but here goes!
Best fabric shopping day!!! So lucky x
Wow what a wonderful shopping day, thankyou for taking us with you. I loved it all.
Loved this video, thank you so much for sharing Janelle. Look forward to seeing your Japanese inspired tutorials. Xxx
Everything is so beautiful.. Can hardly wait to see your makes
Definitely adding that area to my itinerary! 😊😊😊
Thankyou Janelle, I’m definitely going to get myself to Nippori next year! I would describe current Japanese pattern book fashion as sorta Lagenlook with a dash of cottagecore; roomy and cute. That said, you need to be careful with pattern and fabric choices with those fashion styles if you don’t have a waif-like figure - I’m size16 and my first Japanese pattern book dress made me look like a floor rug, just one big slab of pattern. I now use much larger prints or textured plains for these patterns. Finally, I feel you with the overwhelm at Tomato store, great idea to go to the smaller ones.
Fabulous purchases, Janelle. I think you should go back 💯
I love japanese fabric. Nani Iro ones are my favorite♥
I've never dreamed of going to Japan ... until now. 🫠
I cannot wait to see what you make of the white material. That way just so beautiful. And those patterns look amazing. They had so much fun.
I am going home in Japan this year and definitely visit Nippori!
This was just dreamy! Serious fomo ❤
Definitely think you need to visit this town again.
Love to see more
The floral fabric is soooo dreamy❤🌸
I miss fabric shopping in Japan so much🥹 thanks for sharing!
Gorgeous choices as usual Janelle! Love those books too! So glad you’re having a great time.. it sure is flying. Thanks for taking us shopping with you!❤
Wonderful quality. I would return and purchase more for sure.
I would love to go to Nippori fabric shopping! Here in Hawaii it is quite difficult to find quality knits and linens. You’ve got quite a haul, cant wait to see what you’re going to make. Thanks for sharing! 18:25
Thank you so much 😊
You could spend weeks getting round all those shops. I love gingham and add some ruffles and you’ve got perfection. 5hanks for the brilliant look into the Japanese way of life.❤️❤️❤️
What a fun day. I can understand the overwhelm. Hoping to do the same next year.
What fun! Thank you for taking us with you!
Thanks for watching 🧡 I’m glad you enjoyed it!
I need to check this area out when I go to Japan.
The white grid design one is very pretty
What s wonderful place to shop!
That is my dream. I’m so pleased you took us along with you. Your purchases are beautiful. Absolutely love the pattern books. You definitely have to go back. ❤
Your finds are so beautiful and so you! This blue linen fabric is so special. It was also so nice to follow your adventures in Nippori ! I recently purchased two japanese fabrics from Nani Iro and I was astonished with the quality. I also feel you with the sewing books, I have several from japanese creators and they are so inspiring x
Thanks for taking us shopping with you! I was in Nippori a few years back but it happened to be on one of the holidays so most of the shops were closed 😢 but I’m hoping to be back in August!
loooveeee this video
Great video. I'd love to go there.
Love your channel. You've combined two of my loves - sewing and Japan! I've subscribed.
Thank you! And thanks for following along 🧡