Visiting a BOOK OFF store in Tokyo JAPAN
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Join me on an exciting adventure as we visit a Book Off store in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, Japan! In this video, we delve into the world of retro gaming with a glimpse at classic consoles like the PS1, PS2, and PS3, along with a treasure trove of vintage games. But that's not all - get ready to immerse yourself in a vast selection of Nintendo Switch games, from beloved classics to the latest releases.
As we roam the aisles, we'll also discover a captivating array of anime figures and merchandise, perfect for any collector or fan. From iconic characters to rare finds, there's something for everyone in this epic Book Off store!
I have included some prices converted from Japanese Yen to US Dollars, so please use them as a reference since the values may change over time.
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Hey guys, I hope you like this video. I just realized that I accidentally missed the price for the Demon Slayer manga and mistakenly added "PS1" to some manga prices at the very end of the video. The correct price should be $29 USD. Thanks for your understanding 🙏
I'm fascinated by the packaging of used goods, most second-hand shops ive been to in the USA would have these items loose or unprotected. Seeing cartridges and keychains in small plastic packaging shows the care into maintaining second-hand goods. Great video.
Hi, I totally agree with you. I'm surprised every time I visit these second-hand shops and find all these products well packed and organized, which helps to preserve them. This is something really appreciated from these shops-you can still get decent second-hand products at a good price. Thanks for watching!
There's a local game store where I live that does this with all of his stuff as well.
Thanks for the video! It'd be great if you can display the prices in Yen too instead of just USD though 😁
Hi, thank you for your kind suggestion! I will definitely consider it for the upcoming videos👍
only zoomed in on what he is interested. so can't see many of the items the store has to offer.
Thank you for your feedback! I understand it can be frustrating not to see everything the store has to offer. Filming in a busy store can be challenging, especially with so many people shopping. I tried to focus on items that I thought would be of most interest to viewers, but I appreciate your point. I'll keep your feedback in mind for future videos to try and provide a more comprehensive view. Thanks for watching and for your understanding!
Do Book Offs have a boxing apparels like gloves, boxing shoes etc.?
Hi! There are big BOOK OFF stores in Japan that are called BOOK OFF Super Bazaars. They have huge sections for clothes, electronics, hobby stuff, anime, and more. You might find something there if you’re lucky. However, to be honest with you, based on my experience visiting some super bazaars near me in Tokyo, I haven’t seen any. It’s better to research a specialty store that sells boxing stuff. Thanks for watching!
Please visit anime figures stores in akihabara please i love your videos
Hi there! definetely, I'm working in the next videos about Akiba's anime figures stores so please stay tuned.Thank you for your kind comment and for watching!
Hey good video, do you reckon book off’s and hard off’s are cheaper outside big city’s like Tokyo or Osaka??
Hi there! I've visited some Book Off and Hard Off stores in Tokyo and its outskirts. Based on my experiences, I would definitely say that you can find cheaper products that are just as good compared to big cities like Tokyo and Osaka. And if you're lucky, you can stumble upon some really good and unique stuff. Perhaps this could be a good idea for a future video. For your reference, please take a look at the following videos where I visited the Hard Off in Akihabara and a city considered outside the center of Tokyo (23 special wards). I hope you find useful this info. Thanks for watching!👍
*Tokyo, Akihabara HARD OFF from 7:33 minute
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*Tokyo, Hachioji HARD OFF
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Este mercante vende vídeos juegos usados .
Hola, además de los videos juegos en esta tienda de segunda mano puedes encontrar cámaras, electrodomésticos para el hogar, instrumentos musicales, ropa y muchas cosas más a un precio accesible!
We need to know second hand products prices please
Hi, thank you for your kind suggestion. I plan to visit different HARD OFF and BOOK OFF stores soon, so stay tuned for the upcoming videos. Thanks for watching!
is it cheaper to buy on book off than going to akihabara or nakano broadway for the "junk" anime figures?
Hi, in my experience so far, I would say that in Nakano Broadway and Akihabara, you can find a more diverse selection of second-hand anime figures compared to Book Off. However, you can still find some cheap figures at Book Off. In conclusion, based on the diversity and availability of anime figures, as well as the best prices, I would rank Nakano Broadway first, Akihabara second, and Book Off third. Thanks for watching!
@@4kjapanspace07 does nakano broadway and akihabara also sell anime figures without the box just like book off?I don't need the box because it will take too much space for my luggage.I am going to akihabara on my first day in tokyo, and nakano broadway on my last day. I have to plan when to buy the anime figures. book off is everywhere so i can buy any day of my trip. I don't know what to do. haha. I just want the less expensive ones and not the rare ones.
Yes, you can find anime figures in plastics bags in both places Akihabara stores and Nakano broadway as well. For your reference please take a look on these videos:
Nakano broadway
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Akiba stores (especially in lashinbang and liberty stores I have seen some anime figures in plastic bags)
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In my opinion your plan sounds good to me visiting every BOOK OFF near to you definitely you will good stuff. I highly recommend you to visit Akihabara and Nakano broadway early morning when stores open to take your time to watch all the anime figures available because currently is getting busy after lunch time and it is crazy inside stores too many people specially on weekends. Also consider since is getting popular Akihabara and Nakano broadway some prices may be higher but I’m pretty sure you will find good deals so good luck with your hunting anime figures. I hope you find useful this info! Let me know if you need any other help! Happy to help !
@@4kjapanspace07 Thank you so much for your help! i really appreciate it!!
@pangalan9424 You're welcome! I'm glad I could help. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask anytime.
mf went to japan only to buy dragon ball and naruto stuff lmaooooo
Hi! Can't resist Dragon Ball and Naruto! Buying your favorite anime stuff in Japan is such a great experience. Thanks for watching!