Lumine Man Comes to Shibuya

Fashion-conscious Tokyo men, take note: as of this week, you have one more reason to shop in Shibuya. On Wednesday, department store giant Lumine opened Lumine Man Shibuya – a brand new building (or is it a new brand building?) filled with Japanese hipster brands and shops.

Lumine Man Shibuya

Like the nearby Shibuya 109-2, Lumine Man targets fashion-conscious guys in their teens and twenties. But unlike 109-2, which is famous for its gyaru-o brands, this new Lumine store focuses on streetwear and other urban menswear. Fifteen shops and a cafe-restaurant occupy the building’s three floors.

Lumine Man Japanese Brands

The opening day line-up for Lumine Man Shibuya includes:

– Cafe Manduka – a cafe-restaurant on the first floor, which offers ethnic/Asian cafe ambience. The cafe serves plate sets as well as cake sets, soft drinks, and alcoholic drinks. Though the shops close at 9pm, the cafe is open until midnight.

– TORQUE – watches for men in their 20s and 30s

– RIMLETH by arenot – stylish and funky interior goods, from Herman Miller chairs to animal-shaped shot glasses

– PMR – Japanese-designed original men’s accessories

– UNIFAM – select shop specializing in Japanese men’s street fashion

– URBAN-RESEARCH iD – Japanese select shop which includes special original brand goods available only at this shop

– Revelations – select shop melding “real clothes” and subculture esthetics

– Whoop’-de-doo’ – chain retailer of trendy men’s shoes

– MSPC PRODUCT – urban men’s and unisex bags

– UNDER KING – men’s & unisex underwear, including 3rdware, loopwheel, and soapylove

– LE PLAT LUI’S – European-inspired Japanese-made menswear

– STUDIOUS – select shop featuring only Japanese brands

– CHAPTER – well-known sneaker shop

– EROTICA – men’s glasses and eyewear

– CASPER JOHN – Japanese clothing brand

– bexist – men’s fashion select shop

Lumine Man Shibuya Cafe

Lumine Man is located right next to Tower Records Shibuya on Fire Dori. Shop hours are 11:00-21:00 (11am-9pm). The official website is here (in Japanese only).

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