Curios Tokyo (キュリオズ)

“I didn’t buy anything but the most lovely employee let me try literally EVERYTHING and I was taking photos of myself it was such a fun time. Very very gentle vibes. I liked how no one else was in the store it felt very intimate and nice like I was in my friends wardrobe”

“The other day, I bought a few clothes here. After leaving the store, I checked the receipt on the train on my way home and saw that I had purchased an item that I didn't remember, and I was charged about 50,000 yen too much. When I was paying, there were four people there, including the owner and an employee, but no one noticed the mistake in the amount. When I went back to the store and pointed out the mistake in the amount, I received a refund and an apology, but the owner was not called and only the employee handled the matter. I am well aware that it is a small, privately owned store, but it is by no means a cheap store. I felt that the management system was sloppy in terms of the management of the products and the handling of the money. I had admired this store since my student days, and after I started working, I was finally able to go and buy from it. Even though I had received the clothes I had been waiting for, I was filled with sadness when I left. I am so disappointed.”

“It’s another store occupied by Chinese women. It seems that the store has an account on Xiaohongshu. Most of the items sold are antique clothes, mostly Edwardian and Victorian. The space is small and I had to wait a long time to try on clothes, so I canceled it. But it’s still very dreamy.”

“There were lots of cute clothes lined up in the store. I visited on a Saturday, and customers were coming in one after another. The staff were also very friendly and I had a wonderful time.”

“You can enjoy it just by looking at it. I didn't feel like buying it. There are carefully selected clothes with cute designs, but the prices are high. Why is this dress from this age so expensive? The prices are much higher than other second-hand clothing stores. Rather than purchasing items that were in good condition and were cute, I felt that they were purchasing items that would sell to young people.”