JAPANESE Ceramics GALORE!🤩Lacquerware, glassware etc. at BOOKOFF SUPER BAZAAR✨THRIFTING in JAPAN🇯🇵
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2024
- Lots of ceramics in today’s video, plus the lacquerware panel I’d been eyeing for some time was reduced to 110yen (75¢). Super happy! Nice surprise to also find the frame was a vintage designer item…probably has more value than the lacquered piece itself✨
Estimated prices are noted in USD($) (exchange rate in 2024) to help convert into your own currency.
Thank you so much for watching and hope you enjoy the content🥰
- Regular BOOKOFF branches sell books, comics, sometimes DVDs, CDs, LP records.
- BOOKOFF SUPER BAZAAR branches tend to be bigger and sell clothing, shoes, bags and anime-related figures.
- Then…you have the mega large-format SUPER BAZAAR stores that also handle household items, furniture, electronics, musical instruments, sporting goods, baby goods, art, jewelry and more!
Make sure you check the branch info on their website before you go! There’ll be icons of what kind of products they sell listed under each branch.
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📍BOOKOFF SUPER BAZAAR 409 Kawasaki Minatocho Store*
BOOKOFF SUPER BAZAAR 409号川崎港町店
Nearest station: Minatocho (Keikyu Daishi Line)
*Please note BOSB stores change their layout from time to time and may now differ from when this footage was filmed
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Market Lists:
TOKYO:
List of Antique Markets (by Japan National Tourism Organization as at January 2024)
asset.japan.travel/image/uplo...
KYOTO:
List of Flea Markets (by Kyoto Tourist Information Center as at May 2024)
global.kyoto.travel/resource/...
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About me:
Hi! I’m Michelle. A half Japanese, half British Tokyoite🇯🇵🇬🇧
Aside from reselling, I am also a tour guide, therefore an avid researcher on all things Japanese.
There may be an educational element to the content at times, however, this channel is simply for light entertainment🎶
Should you require info on antique identification, please refer to an expert or specialist😊
DUE TO A HIGH VOLUME OF INQUIRIES, I AM UNABLE TO RESPOND TO SPECIFIC QUERIES REGARDING MARKETS, THRIFT SHOPS, OTHER INFO FOR YOUR JAPAN ITINERARY. This also applies to messaging on Instagram. Thanking you kindly for your understanding🙏
Hope you enjoy coming along with me to shops and markets in Tokyo, and beyond!
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Video No. 6
I am always looking forward to watching your videos. I appreciate that you not only take us for a ride but also provide educational content. 🎎👹🏯👺⛩🎏
Aw thank you much for watching and so grateful for your lovely encouraging comment!😊
I overly enjoy your thrifting videos, they really help with my trip shopping planning :)
Thank you so much for watching!😊Hope you find some awesome treasures while out thrifting!🎶
i always hope that someone actually foccusing more on craft and art like this, i will visit all your store recomendation!
Thank you so much for watching and for your encouraging comment! Hope you find some lovely treasures when you visit Japan☺
im loving your channel and have started to binge watch :) new sub here
Thank you for watching and subscribing. Glad you're enjoying the content😊
I love it that you tell us the name of the items you look at and from what period, thank you.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment! There's a lot I'm unfamiliar with but will continue to share what I do know, and also what I find out!😊
Thank you for taking my mind off the SCOTUS ruling on presidential immunity.
Ahhh, worrying times😓Glad the video was a bit of a distraction! Thank you so much for watching!😊
Yay! Another Tokyotique video! Love that you share your hauls-and knowledge-with us.
Aw thank you so much for watching and for your sweet comment! Happy to hear you're enjoying them!😊
I would like to live showa era.thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for watching and for your comment😊I love the Showa period too...brings back many childhood memories!
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I love those little plates you bought. So pretty! I look forward to your videos.
Thank you so much! Happy you're enjoying the videos!😊
The kabuki piece is fabulous. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment😊Happy you liked the kabuki piece too!
Thrift stores give such an interesting insight into a culture don't they? Loved the laquer panel. I don't always love laquer but that piece is beautiful. Great video again!
Thank you so much! So true. I do enjoy watching thrifting videos from all over the US too as items seem to differ depending on the State😊Thank you so much and happy you liked the lacquered panel too!
Always so relaxing watching your videos
Aw thank you so much! Glad your enjoying the content😊
Great video! Thanks for showing such an amazing place. Love your voice. Arigato
Aw thank you so much for watching and grateful for your comment about my voice. We all find our own voices sound a bit weird so...it's really kind of you to say that!🥰
Really enjoyed and learned a lot first time watching 🙂
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment. Glad you enjoyed it!😊
Hi there Michelle. I just found your channel, one of my obsessions is japanese ceramics. I'm amazed. Greetings from Aguascalientes Mexico.
Hello there! Thank you so much for watching from Mexico and for your kind comment😊Glad to be able to share the ceramics we have in shops and markets over here!🎶
So interesting. It would be very difficult for me not to buy everything! I love that crane embroidery. Beautiful!! Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much for watching and for your lovely comment! I know...if Tokyo apartments weren't so small I'd also be buying a lot more😄
Was so looking forward to your current video. I love everything you show us, and such a wonderful culture/history/geography lesson that comes with it! I am still marvelling at learning about the stand for the tea whisk from your last video. I'm firming up plans for a visit to Tokyo later this year (from Toronto) so am looking forward to exploring some of the places you have introduced us to. Thank you.
So happy you're enjoying the content! Thank you so much for watching and for your comment😊
Greetings from the U.K,I love your videos so much,I learn so much. You definitely have moved self control than me😂,I would of brought a lot more in that warehouse. I collect Japanese dolls,ceramice,books I loved all of your choices especially that lacquered picture. Thank you for showing us all your treasures that you find. I think I'm going to watch all your previous vlogs 😊😊xxx
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment! Yeeees...so little space in this Tokyo apartment, otherwise I would buy a lot too😄How lovely you collect all sorts of Japanese items!😍
I loveee your video!!❤
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New here and happy to have discovered you! ❤
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Hi there ! In Showa period, especially 1970 to 1980's , tea cup sets and plates/vases were used for souvenir gifts from weddings or company events. That's how many were unused and maybe still in beautiful boxes. Some households had 4 or 5 boxes stuck up in kitchen corners. Also be careful about assuming some of the paintings & arts as Japanese. Many are Made in China.
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wow...love all your video and hope you also check some vintage toys as well...God bless always and stay safe...🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for watching and liking the content and for your kind comment!😊
Does anyone have recommendations for thrift shopping in Japan from overseas that doesn't involve high shipping fees like Buyee? I gave it a try, but the shipping costs ended up being quite a setback.
Are these items a mix of new and preowned, contemporary and vintage?
All items at Book Off Super Bazaar are pre-owned and most of them used, ranging from 20th century vintage to contemporary.
Can you list your Mercari?
Thank you for watching and for your comment. I currently only list on Mercari Japan for the domestic market, but hope to have something running for the international market soon😊
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