When I was an overseas student in Japan, the second-hand shop was the best place to buy interior things. As you know, the cost of living in Japan is quite high and I have limited money for living. The second-hand shop is the best choice for people living in Japan temporarily.
There are many second-hand shops all over Japan such as Book Off, Hard Off, and 2nd Street. If you don't mind used goods, you might be lucky to find good products for cheap and in great condition. I often come here to try to find things in excellent condition that I can sell again. Lol
I walked into the shop and saw various kind of products such as clothes, bags, shoes, toys, brand name products, electrical equipment, and musical equipment. I sometimes spend around 2-3 hours at the kitchen and bag corners. I like to look at Japanese dishes with beautiful colors and elegant patterns.
Used clothes, shoes, or anything else from Japan are popular in Thailand, and it seems that second-hand shops are booming there too. Most Thai people say products from Japan are of good quality. They especially like made in Japan products.
You can not only buy products at these shops, you can also sell things that you don't use. I’ve even sold some shoes and clothes at the second-hand shops. Is there a second-hand shop in your country?
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This very wonderful shop, I Like this
I like this kind of shop too, there are many think that I want.
gosh i love second had stores in Japan as many of them have brand new great quality stuff. It really makes the second hand stores in Sydney look bad cos we have nothing here most times that is worth getting/buying
I got somethings from second hand shop that they are good quality. I love Japanese used shop.😍
Hey some pretty good knickknacks in that shop sure there would some thing useful for everyone in there 🙂
Nice Second Hand shop! Oh! There are many kinds of goods to buy indeed. I especially love the toys. Thanks so much for sharing. ;)
When you studied in Japan, did you visit Kyoto? I have heard/seen it should be very beautiful!