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Amazing! Did you visit this store yourself? I have so many questions. How much did things cost? Was it a missional non-profit or a for-profit second hand shop? What is it called?
I’m getting strong nostalgia vibes
I wanna go there.
Looks like a shop reselling unsold stock which is why everything is clean and in boxes. One of the toys is listed for 1500 yen($15 or so) so not really a cheap “thift” shop.
I lived in misawa in 2015-2017. I definitely miss these stores, thanks for the nostalgia post!!
Honestly this looks like Don Quixote…