Stick out — Local services in Tokyo

Yes, everything here is 800 yen. But honestly? Even that felt overpriced. The racks were filled with tired, low-quality pieces that looked less “vintage gem” & more “last stop before the rag bin.”

Thrifting should feel like treasure hunting. Here it felt like digging through leftovers no one wanted the first time around. We walked out empty-handed & slightly annoyed we’d wasted the energy climbing the stairs.

Skip this one. Shimo has plenty of great thrift shops, but this place isn’t...

(Almost) everything is uniformly priced at 700 yen so that's the main attraction of the place. However, I find the clothes are noticeably tatty compared to many other 2nd-hand shops in Shimokita. I've went in a few times and never found anything I particularly like. With some luck, you can find similar prices for better-quality clothes in many other shops around here. I guess this depends on personal style, but it's...

Yes it's true everything is ¥800. Not starting at 800. It's just 800. And honestly sometimes that is shockingly too much money for what you'll find here which is a whole lot of nothing. If you don't care what the clothing actually says or you don't know the language that is on the clothing.... Then maybe you'll love this place. If you're from America you can just skip this spot. It'll be a waste of...