HARE returns to Daikanyama on October 23 with NARRIL and exclusive pieces
HARE’s three-floor Daikanyama store combines tatami and shoji with its fashion language. Explore NARRIL, three exclusive garments, Japanese prices and the chopstick-gift threshold.
HARE will open a new Tokyo Daikanyama store on October 23, 2026, returning to the neighbourhood where its first shop opened 23 years ago. Across three floors, streamlined materials meet Japanese elements including tatami and shoji screens. Alongside the regular collection, the store carries the full NARRIL range, rooted in Japanese traditions and making. The opening brings retail space and clothing detail into one reading.
How do three floors separate the collections?
The brand says the first and second floors will carry its regular collection, with the complete NARRIL offering in the basement. Tatami and shoji also enter the fitting rooms, bringing Japanese details into places where customers pause and change. Published interior images show wood tones, straight lines and softer light forming a quiet backdrop to monochrome clothing and dimensional decoration.
This is information and photographic observation ahead of opening, not a TIDEZINE store visit. Circulation, displays and fitting arrangements may change in operation. Visitors interested in NARRIL can allow time downstairs before comparing how the brand’s different ranges handle silhouette and materials on the other floors, rather than stopping only for a photograph.
Three Daikanyama exclusives: structure meets soft surfaces
Opening exclusives are the MUSUBI collarless jacket, velour ruffle shirt and velour ruffle dress. The latter two use drape and decoration to change the expression of black clothing; the jacket gives a more defined upper-body outline. Product images help compare lengths, necklines and ruffle positions but cannot replace checking fit and ease of movement.
Daikanyama-exclusive velour ruffle shirts.The exclusive black ruffle dress.
For readers interested in androgynous styling, ruffles need not dominate an entire look. Consider their interaction with jacket lines before choosing a simpler lower half or extending the layering. This is a way to read styling, not a suggestion that all three garments share a fit, size or price. Japanese tax-inclusive prices are ¥49,500 for the jacket, ¥12,100 for the shirt and ¥18,920 for the dress.
The exclusive MUSUBI collarless jacket.
Conditions for the gift and opening-eve event
Original chopsticks will be given in order of purchase to customers spending at least ¥25,000 including tax, while supplies last. The threshold is in yen, not Taiwan dollars, and entry alone does not qualify. The everyday object echoes the interior’s Japanese details, but clothing needs should guide shopping rather than an assumption that gifts remain available.
Original chopsticks offered above the spending threshold, while supplies last.
An opening-eve reception on October 22, from 6pm to 9pm, includes live painting by contemporary ink artist CHiNPAN. It is divided into three one-hour admission slots and requires an application through the brand’s designated page. Confirm reception admission separately from normal trading on October 23. The store is at 1-34-29 Ebisunishi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; check HARE’s official store and social updates before visiting. It offers a new stop for observing a brand’s origins, contemporary retail and Japanese cultural vocabulary together.
