MITUBACI TOKYO Introduction of the main store

MITUBACI TOKYO opened its head office (flagship store) on July 1, 2025!

This article introduces the MITUBACI TOKYO main store.

Conveniently located

The MITUBACI TOKYO main store boasts excellent access, just a 1-minute walk from Sangenjaya Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi and Setagaya lines.
Sangenjaya is only a 5-minute train ride from Shibuya.
We are located on the 4th floor of the building that houses Starbucks, so you can take the elevator directly to our office.

If you are visiting Sangenjaya for the first time, don't worry. Detailed directions can be found in this article.

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Sangenjaya, a town full of charm

History of Sangenjaya Town

The present Sangenjaya got its name in the mid-Edo period.

Originally, this area was called "Taishido-mura" (Taishido Village), but it came to be called "Sangen-jaya" (Sangen Tea House) because of the three tea houses where people stopped to rest on their way to Daisen-mairi (pilgrimage to the Daisen-Aburi Shrine in Kanagawa Prefecture). These teahouses were located at the junction of present-day Route 246 (Tamagawa-dori) and Setagaya-dori.

Sangenjaya had been crowded with people since the Edo period (1603-1867), and it further developed into a lively town with the opening of the current Setagaya Line in the Meiji period (1868-1912).

Sangenjaya "now".

The historic Sangenjaya has now evolved into a town overflowing with vitality and individuality. During the daytime, you can fully enjoy walking around the town, lined with stylish cafes, unique restaurants, and specialty bakeries. Before or after making your ring, you can find a store to suit your tastes and preferences. Our staff has many recommendations for stores, so please feel free to ask them for help.

At night, the area takes on a different look. Many taverns and bars are crowded, creating an energetic atmosphere that differs from that of the daytime.

Furthermore, the tourist information center "SANCHA3 (SANCHA Cube)" is located just outside the ticket gates of Sangenjaya Station, allowing first-time visitors to explore the city with ease.

Additionally, the landmark Carrot Tower, which is directly connected to the station, has a free-to-use observation floor where you can enjoy beautiful views. We also recommend enjoying the memorable experience of ring-making while taking in the wonderful scenery and sharing memories together.

Spacious interior

MITUBACI TOKYO The main store is from the 4th to the 6th floor, and customers are built so that two sets of workshops can be held on the 4th floor and four sets on the 5th floor. The space is spacious so that the customers next to you do not bother you too much.

The sixth floor is dedicated to staff and contains large laser machines and engraving desks.

4th Floor

In addition to the workshop space for customers, the fourth floor also houses a machine called a lathe.

The lathe is used during the "turning" option.

This machine can be used to shave and shape the sides of the ring.

The table is designed to fit the lathe.

5th Floor

Spacious and bright space

The fifth floor is very bright with large white walls.

The machine with impressive gears installed just inside the entrance is a machine called a roller.

This is used by craftsmen to roll metal to prepare materials for rings.

Private Rooms Available

On the 5th floor workshop space, we have prepared a private room where the two of you can spend time together without worrying about the gazes of other customers. In this private space separated by doors, you can focus on creating your precious rings.

This is very popular with customers who "want to concentrate without worrying about their surroundings" or "are concerned about their small children." Please consider this if you are interested in enjoying a special time with us. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.

The private rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis, so if you wish to use one, please let us know when making your reservation.

6th Floor

The secret base for artisans, which enhances the perfection of rings, is the dedicated artisan floor on the 6th floor.

A large laser welder, a laser engraving machine, and an engraving desk that has been used for many years are lined up. The laser welding machine is used at MITUBACI to correct hand engraving and to assist in brazing. The laser engraving machine is used primarily to engrave text on the inside of rings. By having a laser engraving machine in the store, we are able to provide same-day delivery of any optional laser engraving or handwritten text that you choose to have laser engraved.

All machines and engraving desks are necessary to deliver rings with a higher degree of perfection.

Carving desk with special attention to detail

The craftsmen themselves designed the metal-carving desks used in the workshops. The craftsmen themselves raised their hands and meticulously designed the table in order to provide customers with the best ring-making experience possible.

As a result, the engraving workbenches are designed to be compact and well-organized so that both customers and craftspeople can use them comfortably, with all necessary tools fitting perfectly without excess or shortage. The seating is arranged so that one craftsman can attend to each customer pair, with careful consideration given to measuring the length of each tool, selecting appropriately sized precious metal holders, and calculating how the polisher's wiring fits within the space.

About five years ago, when we created MITUBACI TOKYO 407, we designed the engraving workbenches to match those used by craftspeople. However, as many customers visited us over time, we learned that customers do not create as diverse items as craftspeople do, so more minimal tools are sufficient, and making the workbenches more compact allows for better use of the overall space. Our new Flagship Store reflects all of this accumulated experience in its shop design.

We look forward to seeing you all!

We introduced the MITUBACI TOKYO main store, which has been powered up to serve more customers than ever before.

We plan to add more workshops to our menu and offer more options in the future.

We are also working on a prototype of a new design using the lathe as soon as possible. Please look forward to it.

We look forward to serving you all.

PHOTO by Akira Nakamura