Tampopo House Takadanobaba

“not worth going to as a tourist if you care about quality. if you just want a ton of stuff for cheap sure, but it’s different than an american thrift in that there’s really little variety of item quality. pretty much all of it is noname and polyster”

“It's hard to find a true - as see it in the U.S. - thrift store in Tokyo, but this is it! So many great items at 105 yen. I added a lovely white skirt to the 105 yen black lacey tank top to spend 550 yen on a new outfit I plan to wear during a business presentation.”

“The place is kind of small, but I found some really cute dress at only 105 yen!! If you look closely you'll find some gems for sure!”

“The 3 female employees in the store when it opened in the morning were extremely rude.came to sell clothes and they got rude when I came to the store early. When I went inside and tried to communicate in Japanese they got rude because I didn't speak Japanese well. After I asked them in English, they immediately gave me an attitude and said a bunch of Japanese to my face. I am a customer? I also buy and sell clothes at the store but am treated like that? The store should have a solution with its staff because I see there are many customers with the same problem as me .the employee there should be fired for her actions”

“It’s along the main street very near to Takadanobaba station. The clothes are pretty cheap, with some marked at 105 yen only. You may be able to find items that still also have tags. Some clothes are branded, too. There are only 2 fitting rooms and quite a lot of customers so you will have to wait your turn. This was on a weekday.”