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Hair salons designed by architects

9 hair salons in Japan designed by architects or design firms. Areas include Minami-Aoyama, Chitose-Karasuyama, Shinsaibashi, Minamisenri, Higashi-ku, Mikawacho. Each page has interior photos, opening hours and payment where published, and how to get there, with the address in Japanese.

Private roomsSemi-private seatsOne or two chairsMen's salonsLashes and nailsKids welcomeHead spaNear a stationBy architectsCards acceptedOmotesando & HarajukuShibuya & EbisuShimokitazawa & KichijojiIkebukuroEast TokyoTokyoKanagawaSaitamaChibaHiroshimaOsaka
The bright floor with its row of styling chairs
Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo
HACO+

An English garden that looks just as nature made it

Near a stationArchitect-designed
The column wall and the entrances to the private rooms
Chitose-Karasuyama, Tokyo
Ail

An eyelash salon of private rooms, divided by three kinds of wall

Private roomsSemi-private seatsLashes and nails
Inside the salon
Shinsaibashi, Osaka
LIM · loji

“Less Is More”, made with off-the-shelf shelving

Architect-designed
Inside the salon
Minamisenri, Osaka
SALONE CINQ

A rhythm of wooden posts and drapes, 20 metres deep

Near a stationArchitect-designed
Inside the salon
Higashi-ku, Hiroshima
nuru

A green sunroom set between two salons, by the elevated tracks

One or two chairsKids welcomeArchitect-designed
Inside the salon
Mikawacho, Hiroshima
qiyu

A 13-tsubo salon wrapped in wooden H-frames

Architect-designedCards accepted
Inside the salon
Fukuromachi, Hiroshima
kiow

A hair salon and a clothes shop, joined by a mesh wall

Architect-designedCards accepted
The salon
Kure, Hiroshima
HAIKU

Walls like manuscript paper, in a former building-materials shop

Architect-designedCards accepted
Inside the salon
Hatchobori, Hiroshima
FUYU

Furniture floated off the walls to make 10 tsubo feel larger

Architect-designed

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