A very dynamic entrance way was designed for this Uniqlo store that faces Oxford Street. In order to create an impression of a store that is integrated into the landscape of Oxford Street, the boundaries between sidewalk and shop space have been blurred.

The tall vitrines of spinning mannequins that take up 2 floors also acts as a conduit for the 2 levels, extending the space upward.

You can buy sodas, ramen, or pretty much anything that fits into a can or tube from vending machines in Tokyo, so why not t-shirts?

That’s the concept behind the UT Uniqlo T-shirt Project created by Kashiwa Sato. Each uniquely designed pop culture t-shirt comes in a transparent cannister, that can be purchased from various vending machines throughout the Harajuku store.