丸実商店

“I didn't end up getting anything, but the manager was nice, and there was also a student discount! The vibe was nice. He also knew English pretty well, so that was nice for me. I do wish there was some kind of latch on the curtain on the changing room, for added security, but nothing really happened or anything, and I'd go back again.”

“There was a sale going on, so I was able to buy some nice pants for 3,000 yen. The owner was a great guy and taught me how to wear and care for the clothes.”

“Good sense! very. There is also a zuki sewing machine. You understand clothes well! Clothing from unfamiliar brands made in the past is often more authentic than manufactured goods from famous brands (from factories in Turkey, China, or Vietnam; not handmade in an atelier). This store has a collection of clean and rare designs among such clothes. This store is like a treasure. Since I was traveling to Japan, I bought two skirts made in Japan. I will stop by again before I return to Korea. - A college student who makes clothes. Oh, they also give student discounts. Good!”

“A domestic second-hand clothing store with a ratio of men's:ladies' ratio of 1:2. Mostly Showa retro items from the 70's and 80's, priced from the 2,000 yen range and reasonably priced. An old-fashioned thrift store.”

“Great store with a large variety of vintage clothes that are well kept. The shop attendant was very kind and personable. Apparently there is a student discount as well!”