東急ハンズ

東急ハンズ

Tokyu Hands: A Japanese retail store specializing in lifestyle goods, DIY, home improvement, and crafts.

In this sentence, '東急ハンズ' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific store, Tokyu Hands, where the action of purchasing takes place.

昨日、東急ハンズで文房具を買いました。

Yesterday, I purchased stationery at Tokyu Hands.

Here, '東急ハンズ' again refers to the store but emphasizes its broad selection of useful and convenient items.

東急ハンズは便利な商品が多いですよね。

Tokyu Hands has many convenient products, doesn't it?

In this example, '東急ハンズ' denotes the store, highlighting a habitual action of visiting during the speaker's student years.

学生時代には東急ハンズに毎週通っていました。

During my student days, I frequented Tokyu Hands every week.