Tata is a quaint bookstore located in a cozy alley of Koenji, Tokyo, dedicated to offering a unique selection of both domestic and international design and art books. Unlike typical bookstores, Tata focuses on curating a diverse range of genres, including both new releases and second-hand books, making it a haven for book lovers and creatives alike. The intimate space features a bar counter where visitors can enjoy refreshments, and an upstairs gallery that showcases various art exhibitions and cultural events.

Upcoming events include the "Silvergelatin EXHIBITION," highlighting Japanese punk ephemera from the early 1980s, signifying Tata’s commitment to not just literature but also the exploration of art movements. The name "Tata" is derived from the first character of the owner’s name, Kota Ishizaki. Open from Thursday to Sunday, Tata invites guests to discover new perspectives in literature and art while fostering a community of engagement and inspiration.