BOOKOFF

“202508 update: huh I really thought I was last here a year ago, turns out it was just 6 months. Still as awesome as last time, books were slightly out of my price range but once again my price range has dropped by a lot so I'm not the base case. Still specializes in hardbound technicals so a lot of that, but now has English manga books, nice 202502 update: still as awesome as last time Love the selection of English books. A bit cheeky that they're in front of the store (unlike other Bookoffs where they are usually at a corner), just means they know a significant chunk of their audience lol. Surprised at the percentage of cheap hardbounds, I had a grand time picking. Of course the classic Japanese books are there too.”

“Clean and organized store. This is the BEST BOOKOFF to visit if you want to pay 20-30% more for video games for no clear reason. I've visited almost every BOOKOFF and Hard Off in the greater Tokyo area over the last few years and this store has to rank as one of the lowest recommended visits out of all 100+ I've been to. It's difficult for me to recommend this, because Akihabara is the worst place you could possibly go to buy video games, but compared to this BOOKOFF I actually think Akihabara has better prices. I don't know if the owner of this store has an issue or if they just ignore market price in general but there are much better stores to visit nearby.”

“Don't get tricked the store don't have figures, have a huge selection of books and records but not figures. Edit: It's not Book Off problem the lack of figures, are the pictures posted here on Google, made by costumers, who make the people think the store is plenty of figures.”

“Awesome store! Bought a Japanese Gamecube and DS here, as well as some games. The selection was amazing. Staff was really helpful too!”

“Wonderful stop for secondhand books, figures, games, music and more in immaculate condition for low prices. As a bonus for international tourists there is a 7/11 in the same building with ATMs that accept most foreign bank cards. Very close to Kinshi-cho station.”