citylikeyou — Nishi-Ogikubo Back Alley — Tokyo by Happening Studio

Tokyo / Street Food

If you are into “Midnight Diner”-esque night experience but not into a crowded Shinjuku scale, then this is a good alternative. Smaller and much more laid back.

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Nishi-Ogikubo Back Alley , Japan, 東京都杉並区西荻南３丁目, Tokyo, Japan

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Current city: Los Angeles

Other cities: Tokyo

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We are shaping tomorrow’s diverse cultures. Happening Studio is an international design studio, cultivating global minds with local sensibility. Specializing in identity design as a studio foundation, we output a wide range of work, from screen-based experiences to printed reading experiences. Often working with small to medium sized cultural institutions and museums, Happening Studio function as a design mediator and facilitator between in-house design, marketing staffs and high level stakeholders. Since 2019, the studio went fully remote and worked from 3 different continents to further establish their design practice and research. As a result, the studio carries a flexible working conditions, offers an in-depth understanding of client needs within global to local landscapes that are diverse and meaningful.

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