GASLAMP SQUARE

“A retro Showa-era Japanese second-hand clothing store with a ratio of 1:2 for men and women. Prices start from 1,000 yen, making it the cheapest second-hand clothing store in Sangenjaya! A traditional second-hand clothing store where you can have fun looking for bargains. It is more than twice the size of the Shimokitazawa store, so you can take your time looking around. There are three spacious fitting rooms.”

“Oh my goodness. This place is a hidden gem in Tokyo. The selected clothes are all so cute but the price is so affordable. I found a remade celine mini cross bag with just 12,000yen. Also there are a lot of real leather and fur jackets with just around 5,000~15,000.”

“a great curated thrift store with AMAZING PRICES!!!! usually stores with curated vibes are pretty expensive but this one was very affordable! i would recommend if you want to explore tokyo’s thrifting scene! very vintage and 80s and groovy!”

“I was shocked because it was so cheap. L.L. Beans shirts are GOOD size and cost about 2,000 yen. I was surprised to see that most of the other major American brands were available in the 1800-2500 range. When I went to put on my vest at 12:00 when the store opened, it was already open with good background music, and there was only one customer, a woman. It was a young male clerk. Thank you for your sincere and courteous response. It feels good from the other side. There are three fitting rooms in a row, with plenty of space and one hanger. Mirrors should be placed upright instead of diagonally. There is a small staircase in the back and it is full of leather. There is also a full-length mirror on that floor. The lineup is about half men and women. It had a retro worldview and atmosphere. It looks like we'll be getting a lot of winter items from now on. The set ranges from T-shirts to chunky winter clothing, including the aforementioned leather. The quantity is just right and it is easy to dig. I liked the corduroy in my size and the sweatshirt (lol) that can only be worn with a pinpoint, so I tried it on. As a result, I purchased the latter. You can use Rakuten Pay.”

“Overpriced american clothes from the 80s. If you're into that this is your place! Old shirts cost around 1900¥ and they have lots of very old track jackets.”