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Hi, I only found a Sega Genesis 16-bit. Thanks for watching!

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Hi, this is the Owadamachi location. If you search on Google Maps, it should appear as “Hard Off Hachioji Owada”. Thanks for watching.

Hi! Akihabara is amazing, too much to see and discover. I have to say that it’s one of my favorite places in Tokyo. Thanks for watching!

Hi, There’s so much to explore in Akihabara, from stores to game centers and more. If you plan to visit Japan, definitely consider taking a couple of days just to explore Akihabara. Thanks for watching!

Hi! That's awesome! Tokyo is an amazing city. Glad you love it too!

Hi! Thanks for watching and for your comment. The video was filmed during 'Pedestrian Paradise,' when certain streets are closed to vehicles, usually on Sundays in Tokyo. For Nendoroids, I recommend checking out AmiAmi and Animate stores in Akihabara. They have a great selection. Hope you find what you're looking for!

@@4kjapanspace07 Thanks for the information. Already excited to visit Japan for the first time. Keep up the good work. Thanks again for your time. 👍🏻

Thank you for your kind words. I wish you the best during your stay in Japan 🇯🇵. Take care if you’re visiting during the summer, as it’s quite hot and humid!

Hi, thank you for your kind suggestion! I will definitely consider it for the upcoming videos👍

Hi! From my understanding, you don't need a Japanese phone number to use transport services. All you need is data or a WiFi connection. If you need to provide a phone number, you can usually use your hotel's number. I hope you find this useful! If you provide more context, I might be able to give a better answer. Thanks for watching! I wish you the best stay if you're already in Japan.

Thank you! I love your video about Book Off! Now I'm gonna go search for it. I'm coming to Japan on Tuesday

Hi! I’m glad you liked the BOOK OFF video. I recommend you also research BOOK OFF locations near where you’re staying; it may save you some time and money. I wish you the best during your stay in Japan. It's been pretty hot here recently, so please take care of yourself when you visit.

Hi! To be honest, I'm not very familiar with Skylanders. From my research, I found that it's a toys-to-life action-adventure video game franchise that also has figures sold separately. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Are you a fan?

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed the walkthrough. Have an awesome trip in October! Thanks for watching.

That sounds like a fantastic trip! Visiting the nearby Hard Off stores should be a great option. Have a wonderful time hunting down those treasures in Japan! Thanks for watching.

I'm a Japanese person learning English. Please come visit Japan! there are lots of Book Off stores all over Japan, so touring those would be a great idea! Wishing your trip will be amazing! Sorry if the translation sounds odd; I'm translating using ChatGPT!

Hi! I think they chose that name to avoid any potential awkwardness or misunderstandings. Thanks for watching!

Hi! Usually, you just need to ask a store staff member for assistance. They’ll unlock the display case and help you with your purchase.

Hi! you are welcome! Thanks for watching!

Hi! I'm sorry, but I wasn't aware of this figure, so I can't provide the exact price. However, I've seen similar figures in other stores priced between 5,000 to 10,000 JPY (approximately 30 to 65 USD). I hope you find this information useful. Thanks for watching!

Hi! Akihabara is such an amazing place. Thanks for watching!

Hi! Most stores in Nakano Broadway are open every day of the week, typically from 11 AM to 8 PM. In my opinion, most stores are open on weekends, but it can be incredibly busy there! Thanks for watching.

Hi! Thank you for your feedback. In most of the stores I’ve visited in Akihabara, Ichiban Kuji figures are really pricey in my opinion. Second-hand stores like BOOK OFF or Hobby OFF outside of Tokyo might be a good option to find better prices.

Hi, thank you for your comment. The Frieza figure was smaller than I expected, but I was happy to get the Vegeta figure!

Hi! Unfortunately, I haven’t had the opportunity to visit the arcade games in Akiba recently, but I’ll definitely check them out on my next visit. Thanks for watching!

Hi! Thank you for your feedback. May I ask what kind of non-prize figures you are interested in? I’ll keep them in mind when visiting stores for upcoming videos.

@@4kjapanspace07 Thanks for the reply, I collect anime figures, even recent ones, the brands range from Alter to the Good smile company - Furiyu - Quess Q in short the medium-high range ones and if I may ask again will you make a video of the new Amiami Tower still there in Akihabara? Thanks again

Hi, Thank you for the reply! I will definitely consider making a video with your figure suggestions and including the Amami Tower in Akiba. Thanks for watching.

Hi! Glad you're excited! I hope you enjoy the video. Thank you for your kind comments and for watching😃!

@@4kjapanspace07 I’ll watch it all over again for the next days!

@rommelflores2618I really appreciate your support! It’s people like you who motivate me to bring you the best content possible!

@@4kjapanspace07wow the gachapons are fantastic and the surprise bag with 3900 yen is so full of joy, is that a new store? I would love to buy a couple of those!

I’m glad you liked them! I’ll try to get the full set of the Dragon Ball gachapons. Yes, it is a new store, and I think it was a good deal considering the prices in Akiba. I’ve seen these figures priced between 1500 to 2000 yen each. Of course, you might find better prices in second-hand stores outside of Tokyo.

Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely check out the Tachikawa and Machida Book Offs next time!

Hi! Can't resist Dragon Ball and Naruto! Buying your favorite anime stuff in Japan is such a great experience. Thanks for watching!

Hi! Having visited some anime figure stores in Tokyo, I've realized that ASTOP is definitely not a cheap option. It’s disappointing and frustrating when prices are inflated, especially for those who know the true value of the figures. It's always best to do some research and compare prices before buying. I hope you can find better deals elsewhere! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Hi! I share your frustration. It’s true that sharing information can sometimes drive prices up. I also believe that the recent increase in tourism in Japan contributes to higher prices for goods (video games, consoles, anime figures, and merchandise) and services, especially in tourist areas, which also frustrates the locals. Thanks for your feedback!

They make more money off of tourists than locals so it does make sense. I’m sure theres other store that still cater to the japanese market thus better prices

@@crashharmonyroberson5076 yeah I found a book off on the outskirts pay 60 for a vita, 20 for a Wii, and 50 for 3ds. In Chiba

@@crashharmonyroberson5076 Hi, I agree with you. Particularly in the countryside of Japan, there are definitely stores with better prices. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

Hi! Tokyo’s Surugaya is definitely worth a visit. Hopefully, you can check it out on your next trip. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Hi, thank you for your comment. I'm not entirely sure, but I believe the price tag colors are an internal code in the store to indicate the condition and type of the item. On my next visit, I'll ask the staff for an explanation and let you know. Thanks for watching!

the orange tag means used, the blue tag means new and the pink tag means pre-order (usually)

Hi! Thank you for your contribution🙏. I really appreciate it.

Wow haven for anime figures, shall go there in the future!

Happy Saturday to you too! Definitely add it to your bucket list for your next visit-it's a great place to find anime figures in Shinjuku.

@@rommelflores2618 Thanks for watching, and I hope you get to explore it on your next trip to Japan! Best regards

Thank you for your feedback! I understand it can be frustrating not to see everything the store has to offer. Filming in a busy store can be challenging, especially with so many people shopping. I tried to focus on items that I thought would be of most interest to viewers, but I appreciate your point. I'll keep your feedback in mind for future videos to try and provide a more comprehensive view. Thanks for watching and for your understanding!

Hi! ONE PIECE figures aren’t cheap, especially in Akihabara or other tourist cities. However, you can still find better prices in second-hand stores like Hard Off or BOOK OFF, especially in rural areas.

Hi there! Thank you for your kind words! I'll definitely consider making a video focused on the stores where you can find Dragon Ball Z Ichiban Kuji figures, so stay tuned for the upcoming videos.

Hi! the DBZ Ichiban Kuji figures range in price from $30 to $90 USD. The Greatest Saiyan SSJ4 is around $54 USD. Thanks for watching!

@@4kjapanspace07 Thank you so much. Your videos are really informative and straight to the point.

You’re welcome! I’m glad you like the content. Happy to help!

Hi there! Wow, it seems you found a great deal! That’s why visiting BOOK OFF and HARD OFF is so exciting-you never know when you’ll find treasures! Thanks for watching🙏

Hi! Thank you for your kind comment! I’m glad you like this content. I really want to show you everything so you can have a better idea of the kinds of products you can find in second-hand stores in Japan👍

Hi! Thank you for your kind comment!

Hi! Thank you for your kind suggestion! I’ll consider it for the upcoming videos!👍

Thanks for the feedback! I’ll tone down the money sound effect in future videos. Your input is really helpful!

@@4kjapanspace07 I thought it was okay.

@@4kjapanspace07 god bless !

Thank you! God bless you too!

Thank you for your comment! I agree with you. I'll definitely check out more suburban/rural Book Offs and Hard Off stores.

True. But selection sucks.

True. But selection sucks.

@@solomani5959 You have a good point! It's true that Book Off and Hard Off stores in rural areas often have better prices, but the selection can be limited. In my opinion, finding a good selection and prices really depends on what you're interested in and looking for. Thanks for sharing!

Hi there! Regarding your question, I would say the following: 1) Buying second-hand items like consoles from BOOK OFF is trustworthy since they check the console and usually indicate any malfunctions or important information, such as warranty, on the price label. 2) If you have the budget, consider buying a new PS5. The current exchange rate of JPY to USD and the tax-free option can make for a good deal. 3) However, if you find a PS5 in good condition and at a good price at BOOK OFF, I recommend carefully checking the price label and its information using Google Translate. Also, ask the store staff any questions to ensure clarity. BOOK OFF also offers tax-free options, so you might find a great deal there. Sorry for the long response, but I wanted to make sure you have all the information you need for shopping in Japan 🇯🇵.

Hi! Thanks for watching! Greetings from Japan 🇯🇵!

Hi there! That sounds good👍. I believe there are still good deals to be found on anime figures out there, you just need to take some time to research them!

Hi! Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I wish you all the best on your upcoming trip to Japan, and I hope you finally have the opportunity to visit Nakano Broadway and fully experience everything it has to offer!