Where can you meet Heiwa Slipper?

As Heiwa Slipper is an online slipper store, we don’t have a shop you can walk in and actually see our collection of slippers. But we open a pop-up shop at various events in Tokyo. And there are some great local dealers.

Dealers

Loft Shibuya 4F

21-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0042
phone: 03-3462-3807 hours: 10:00-21:00

BENTO

4-5, Terute2-chome, Fukui City, Fukui, 910-0024, Japan
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STAMP FURNITURE

876-1-3,Kyurotsuchi,Buzen,Fukuoka,828-0048,Japan
telephone : +81-979-53-9520
open : 10:00 - 18:00
holiday : Wed. and Thu. are closed.

ILLGATE

1-8-32, Shimoimaizumi, Ebina-shi, Kanagawa, 243-0435, Japan

open : 11:00〜20:00
holiday : Wed.


Pop-up shop

We open a pop-up shop at various events in Tokyo and other local cities.

Please check the latest pop-up store schedule.

“Farmer’s Market@U.N.U” is one of the events we have been enjoying being a part of.

Every Saturday and Sunday, “Farmer’s Market@U.N.U” is held in front area of United Nations University in Omotesando. It is an attractive open-air market where farmers and producers from the suburbs of Tokyo get together with their fresh vegetables and quality foodstuff. And, but also you will find seasonal arts and crafts, tools for good food and living, and antiques. Heiwa Slipper joins in every few months.

Please come and hang out at this fulfilling flea market and enjoy wonderful food and goods.

*Note:
We are opening irregularly. Please check the latest store openings planned.Don’t miss us!


Heiwa Slipper
E-mail: heiwaslipper@gmail.com
Instagram: heiwaslipper
LINE: @heiwaslipper

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