Chicago

“Some of the best selection of vintage clothes I saw in Tokyo. Prices are reasonable for the most part, but you can find gems if you look hard enough. Highly recommend this place for thrifting selvedge jeans and vintage apparel.”

“Best thrift shop in Japan, such a large variety and very kind employees”

“It has a wide variety of traditional clothes, including kimonos, yukatas, and they even had stuff for kids! I recommend it if you're searching for a second-hand kimono or other traditional clothing or just regular stuff.”

“Loved the area the store was in. Tokyo stays crowded so no getting away from that. The store… not so much; it wasn’t really my taste; I had mid expectations for it though. A blogger mentioned Chicago Inc. so I decided to give it a visit. Solo it was kinda creepy because the store is downstairs away from the Main Street. I was in and out in like 7 mins.”

“Found this location in the middle of a bustling shopping area. Lots of touristy stuff around. They definitely price up on the typical brands, and they know what’s going on in the thrift market for sure! However, there are some great deals to be had here if that’s your game. I found this Levi Strauss workers coat from 1994 that I just love for 6500 JPY. It’s a keeper! And my sister wanted me to bring her back a kimono. I know nothing about kimonos, but found this used one for 4,500 JPY in her favorite color blue! If I were thrifting for profit, I would have loaded up on their vintage Levi denim jackets. They ranged from 6,500 - 13,000 JPY. Overall, a great collection of clothes for sure!! If you like thrifting as much as I do, then this place is a must!”