Name: I Found a HUGE Thrift Store in Japan
Uploaded: 2025-07-29T18:34:39.000Z
Duration: 19 min 24 s
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This place is massive, even just panning around.

Thing's almost like the size of a Walmart.

Maybe we'll start with the gaming stuff, which is gonna be right over here, right out of the gate.

There's a bin with some retro gaming stuff.

There is a Dreamcast right here, which is 5,400 yen.

Dreamcast ASCII Mission Stick, and a Sega Mega Drive.

I didn't even know that Splatoon books existed.

And look at the size of their vinyl section as well.

Flipping through the records, it looks like most of them are around three to 500 yen.

The whole aisle caught my attention as well.

We've got old N64 controllers here for 1,000 yen.

That's actually pretty expensive at 6,300 yen for that.

And by far my favorite little section here, the old soft.

And this might be the first time that I have seen a copy of GoldenEye that isn't in a case somewhere.

And at 3,000 yen with the current exchange rate of about 20 American dollars, this might be the cheapest copy I've ever seen.

But more impressively, never ending impressively, is the number of copies that are available in box like this.

This is 480 yen for Pilotwings in box, and the box is in nice condition as well.

My expectations for this game were so high, and it did not deliver.

This is my personal collection of Sega Saturn games.

There's a Dragon Ball Z Super Famicom game here for 3,200 yen.

These little Kirbys here are adorable, but they're about 2,000 yen a piece.

And this Yoshi here is something I have wanted for the longest time, but I can't in my wildest dreams imagine spending 20,000 yen on it.

I was looking through the Game Boy games, and this Bomberman game comes in a tin.

Mind you, it's 2,700 yen for this little tin, but still, it comes in a tin.

They have Bewitched and X-File and The Walking Dead.

And genuinely, I don't care what anybody says.

Pierce Brosnan is and always will be the best 007.

This entire area here is gonna be all movies and CDs.

There's just aisles and aisles of it, so let's move on.

Got everything from pre-built Gundams to build-it-yourself kits.

And a whole multi-aisle section just for toy cars and airplanes, too.

This with no wings might be the cheapest at 2,200.

I feel like this is the kind of thing that would have resale value overseas.

This is 30,000 Japanese yen, but I feel like this would have some overseas resale value as well.

And the rest of this corner is going to be all plastic models and train stuff.

In fact, there's an entire case of just train stuff right here.

Oh, it's always so tempting to just put it down.

There's so much for me to look out for here.

There's a Qui-Gon Jinn there for 30,000 Japanese yen.

Every time I do one of these videos, people are like, well, why didn't you buy anything?

This entire section that I just walked through is going to be all figures, and these are all the One Piece ones.

Like, there are aisles and aisles of figures here.

There's a lot of them all in bags down here, ranging from 1,000 yen, 1,700 yen, 900 yen for that one, 2,000 yen for this.

Oh, my little brother Alexander would be dying in here.

Last time he came to Japan, we did a massive day in Akihabara where he just went out and bought everything he wanted, and it really got out of hand.

As the name Book Off Super Bazaar would suggest, there are a lot of books.

They have photo books, and there are aisles.

Honestly, way too much for me even to begin to show, so I found camping gear.

Outdoor and camping chairs and tables here.

The entire area behind me is all surfboards, and surfboard wax, and more surfboards.

We've actually got skateboards here, and there's usually some kind of knockoff.

Wait, are these actual, are all three of them?

All three of these are actual penny boards.

That is, they're in good condition, and they're amazingly cheap, 4,000 yen and 5,000 yen.

It's pretty much the best deal you're gonna get on a penny board.

I'm genuinely just taken aback by how much camping gear they have.

This is the biggest collection I have ever seen in a thrift store in Japan.

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I Found a HUGE Thrift Store in Japan

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