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Don't worry if you can't read books in Japanese. This is a fantastic place to come celebrate the movies you love too. The back section of the store is dedicated to movie posters, collector's pamphlets, pins, and miscellaneous knickknacks for so so so many movies! There are Japanese movies yes, but also so many Hollywood ones too. You'll find the memorabilia organized by major actor (like Audrey Hepburn) or franchise (like James Bond)...so it's fairly easy to find a treasure that means something to you.

Th movie books make a great gift too. They're instantly recognizable but it's still different to see the content in Japanese. Even better they're flat so they pack easy in your luggage!

They kindly ask that you don't take pictures inside, so here are two pictures from outside. Yes, this is one of the famous Jimbocho shops you keep seeing on YouTube. If you absolutely must Instagram something you can definitely take a shot in the alley by the building, then head inside to spend some time getting lost in...

A treasure trove of movie posters and pamphlets/programs as well as ticket stubs and literally every bit of promotional material you can think of. The collection is easy to navigate and the staff have a great knowledge of what they have in stock. If you’re worried something is out of stock, check in with them, as they often have extras tucked away until they restock them.

Very tourist friendly. If you want an amazing and original souvenir from your trip - especially if you’re a movie lover - this is...

I was surprise when I entered the store for the first time, as I came for the English comic books. But when I entered the store, I was surrounded by big collections of movie memobirila - magazines and photos of famous producers and actors, pamphlets and tickets of so many different movies, and even posters! And everything is very cheap. If you are a movie enthusiast or even a graphic designer looking for some retro stuff, this...