2nd STREET Kunitachi

“I've been to this store often, and visited a few days ago. This was the first time I'd seen him, but Mr. Watanabe? was very overbearing and uncooperative with both customers and other staff, which was very unpleasant. I feel like the atmosphere of the store has been greatly ruined because of him.”

“You can find treasures if you look for them, but as mentioned in other reviews, the customer service of the staff is at the lowest level considering the location and location of Kunitachi Station, where there are many shops with poor quality. Young people seem to be only interested in making themselves fashionable. In the first place, it's probably pointless to ask for the quality of the staff at a thrift store that sells used items. In that case, it would be better to hire retired senior staff, which suits the location conditions. Recycle shops make a profit by selling items brought in by customers, and are a type of business where buyers and sellers coexist. Customer service should be a little better.”

“If you're lucky, there are enough items that you can find what you're looking for. It's just useless to the extent that the store clerk is stunned. I have no desire to serve customers in any way. Neither selling nor buying feels good. When shopping, I think it's a good idea to think of it as an extension of an unmanned cash register.”

“Nice to drop by after work and relax looking at new fashions some of that brand name items are still too expensive though”

“Price runs higher than other recycled shops like Mode Off or Treasure Factory (I compare with branches in Tachikawa), but at the same time you get a curated selection of clothes in really good condition. Ladies shoes collection is small, mostly size 23.”