2025.10.15

Tsuribashi Pyun: A Vintage Gem Hidden in Nogata’s Labyrinth — A Treasure Trove of Wild and Witty 90s Culture

#Nogata Bunka Market

#Tsuribashi Pyun

#vintage clothing store

#Heisei culture

#90s fashion

#Nogata

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Near Nogata Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line lies the Nogata Bunka Market, a fascinating spot with roots stretching back to the post-war black markets. Tucked away in a corner of this maze-like market is a place that truly stands out: the vintage clothing store Tsuribashi Pyun.

The collection of 90s band tees and Heisei-era idol merch, handpicked by owner Satoru based on his "current mood," is more than just a nostalgic trip—it's bursting with humor and passion.

We're diving deep into the captivating world of this one-of-a-kind vintage shop, from the story behind its unforgettable name to Satoru's unique take on culture.

PROFILE

Satoru

Owner of Tsuribashi Pyun

The Maze of Nogata Bunka Market and the Unmistakable Presence of Tsuribashi Pyun

The Nogata Bunka Market has an atmosphere so intense, you might hesitate for a second before diving in. Its narrow alleyways are jam-packed with oden shops, izakayas, and other unique establishments, each with its own strong character, creating a whirlwind of energy and delightful chaos. Popping up suddenly in the otherwise laid-back town of Nogata, the market radiates a strange aura, making you feel like you've stepped back in time.