Thursday
- Afternoon: Met on arrival at Haneda, and the Aman.
- Evening: Dinner at Den, in Jingumae.
The shop
Issey Miyake, the Pleats archive
Tokyo, Japan
Three days, Thursday to Saturday. Open to every standing.
An archive Pleats Please piece, chosen at the Aoyama flagship. Three days in Tokyo built around the appointment, with dinners near the flagship and one evening at Sensō-ji.
While Notturno is by invitation, a code from the house is asked for when you confirm. No invitation yet? Request one.
The trip around it
Ocean sets the hours around the visit. In November there is light from about quarter past six, and it is dark by five.
Friday
- Morning: The archive at Issey Miyake, with a senior associate.
- Afternoon: Sensō-ji at dusk, the lanterns lit.
Saturday
- Morning: A long morning in Aoyama, then home.
What is included
- Aman Tokyo, premier room. Two nights.
- Met on arrival at Haneda. A car to the hotel.
- Issey Miyake, Aoyama. Current and archive Pleats.
- A Pleats Please archive piece. Chosen with a senior associate, delivered in a garment bag.
- Sensō-ji at dusk. The lanterns lit, with a private guide.
- Dinner at Den, Jingumae. The tasting menu.
- A private chauffeur. Across the three days.
Booked when you confirm the trip, subject to each house’s confirmation. Anything not listed can be asked for, and it appears on your trip with its price before you confirm.
Who it is for
Pleats Please collectors and travellers who would rather see the fabric move in person than choose from a website.
Open to every standing. How standing works
Also in Tokyo this season: Style and tradition.
Read about TokyoA note on names
The houses named here make the pieces. Naming them is not a claim of partnership or endorsement; Notturno arranges the trip around the visit.
Ocean plans the days around Issey Miyake, the Pleats archive and the dates you can travel.
Nothing is charged until the trip is confirmed. Ocean is an AI concierge.