We hunt for treasure at an all-you-can-stuff Kanagawa secondhand shop for just 1,000 yen
From kimono to kitchenware, character goods to cleaning sponges, can we fill a basket and get our money’s worth? Secondhand shops can sometimes appear to look like mounds of junk, but to the intrepid explorer, a careful perusal can occasionally turn up some hidden gems. For our Japanese-language reporter Takuya Inaba, secondhand shops have become […]
Kanagawa, Japan's secondhand shop Tsumehodai no Mise Recycle Gallery offers an all-you-can-stuff experience for just 1,000 yen. The shop, nestled in Zengyo Danchi Market, features a vast selection of items, most of which are free of price tags. Takuya Inaba, a local reporter, fancies himself a thrift shop treasure hunter and was eager to explore the store.
Upon entering, he was immediately drawn to the impressive array of untagged tableware, which he believed to be nearly 90 percent of the store's inventory. From there, Takuya discovered an assortment of stationery, cleaning supplies, electronics, and even unopened aluminum foil and cooking paper. Thrilled with his finds, he filled his basket and left the store, satisfied with his budget-friendly treasure hunt.
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