Harajuku] Report on Age.3×Q's new store!

What is Age.3×Q?

Age.3×Q" opened in Harajuku on July 12, 2025.
It is a collaboration store between "Age.3," a very popular fried sandwich store from Fukuoka, and "Q-ROOMS. HARAJUKU" operated by accessory brand Q-pot. This is the third store in Tokyo following Ginza and Asakusa, and the popular brand for which lines are now inevitable has finally made its way into Harajuku.

The store is located in a "mysterious pavilion consisting of nine rooms," and the entire pavilion is like a chocolate world. The store's unique, long and narrow interior is sure to be the talk of the town on social networking sites.

Thorough Dissection of the Store's Attention to Detail and Playful Spirit

Age.3×Q" in Harajuku is more than just a sweets store. There are many playful tricks scattered throughout the store that will make visitors want to take pictures.

1. The secret behind the "3

The "3" in the store name is the symbol of the brand. The "3" key is embedded in the floor at the entrance, and the store's video presentation shows a scene in which only the "3" is unlocked.
The "3" key is embedded in the floor of the entrance, and a video presentation inside the store shows a scene in which the "3" is the only unlocked number.

2. The logo is a design that "rises steadily

Age.3's logo is characterized by its right ascending design, which is a cross between "あげ↑" and "あげ↑".
This symbolizes the brand's message that "eating Age.3 will boost your mood and luck," which is also expressed in the consistent design of the packaging and merchandise. It is also an appealing brand experience to enjoy.

3. Long, narrow and distorted store interior structure

Unlike most stores, the store interior is curiously long and narrow, with a slightly distorted structure.
This is because it is a room in a "mysterious building consisting of nine rooms" called "Q-ROOMS HARAJUKU. The entire building is set up like a theme park, with photogenic hotel rooms on the upper floors.
It is no wonder why this space has become a hot topic on social networking sites as "a space that makes you feel as if you have wandered into a world of sweets.

4. Q-pot. x Age.3 world view collaboration

Age.3, a fried sandwich specialty store from Fukuoka, and Q-pot., an accessory brand with a sweet motif, have teamed up to create this Harajuku store.
The store is not only "fun to eat", but also "fun to see, take pictures, and experience", making it a perfect "hands-on flagship" store.

Frozen only │ Chocolate cream pancake tin │ Fruits Sand Three

Fruit Sand Three

750 yen (as of 2025/08/31 13:13 | Rakuten Market research)

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Mercari

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The menu we ordered

Strawberry dress crepe (1,100 yen)

The dress crepe is a collaboration product only available at the Harajuku store. It features a fluffy, light whipped cream and a crepe that spreads out like the hem of a dress.
The fried sandwich is lavishly stuffed with cream, making it look cute and very satisfying.
It was a dish that looked great photographed and was very satisfying to eat.

Popular fried sandwiches

The standard fried bread is thinly fried, opened in half, and filled with cream all the way to the bottom inside!
The price is reasonable in spite of the gorgeousness, and it is truly "overpriced" and satisfying.
Next time, I would like to try the fried food sandwiches other than sweets.

Conclusion

Age.3×Q" in Harajuku is a spot that will satisfy both sweets lovers and those who want to look good on SNS.
It is a new spot that combines the luxury of fried sandwiches, the playful spirit of Q-pot. and the Harajuku-like "reflection".
Please stop by during your next weekend stroll or shopping spree.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Where is Age.3×Q located?

We are located in Harajuku's [Q-ROOMS. HARAJUKU], easily accessible from Takeshita-dori.

Is it take-out only?

Yes, the Harajuku branch specializes in takeout.

What are the busiest times of the day?

Weekday afternoons are relatively empty, but on weekends and holidays, there may be lines.

Do you have a limited menu?

The Harajuku store offers limited collaboration products such as "dress crepes".

Store Information