As a Japanese grown up in the area, I can say this shopping district is a fun place to visit.It is located just few train station ride from Meguro (yamanote-transit). As soon as you get out of Musashikoyama Station, you'll see an entrance to the shopping street with awnings (great for rainy days.). You can go two ways, but start with the street on the left. It has more stores to browse. You will find unique clothing (yukata to funky design and unusual styles), house hold items and foods. The street is off limit to cars, but watch out for bicycles. Most items selling there are very reasonably priced, including food. I usually get Japanese dishes or cookwares,tea, nori, pickles and traditional sweets. Stop by at a coffee shop for break, and when I get hungry, I'll have ramen or sushi. Example of stores: McDonalds (of course!), Dollar stores, pachinko, software, toys and books, furniture, bicycles, pet shops, grocery, hair salon, Japanese pastry, coffee shop, ramen, sushi, Chinese, yakiniku, seasonal fresh market and more. If you take your car, there is a three story parking near the center of the street. Get the stamp from stores for validation. Musashikoyama Station also houses a very nice grocery store in the same building.Nice place to stop at the end for your final shopping spree. Happy shopping!

Lots of different shops to shop at!!!! Everything from pets to green tea. A 100 yen shop for the thrifty shopper, to all kinds of bags and kimono.