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Vintage in Tokyo

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OKURA Ginza

One of the best collections in Japan of pre-owned luxury items, run by Geo Corporation. It is Ginza, so both the crowd and the prices are Ginza's.

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RAGTAG Shimokitazawa

A branch of a used designer clothing chain, on two floors: women downstairs, men upstairs. The chain says prices are 50 to 80 percent below the original.

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2nd Street Shimokitazawa

Japan's most reliable secondhand chain. This branch benefits from the area, so the stock is better than average. Fair prices and orderly sorting, good for a start.

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BAZZSTORE Shimokitazawa

The lowest prices in the area, most items between ¥1,000 and ¥5,000. A large stock and rough sorting, so this is the place for digging and not for a quick purchase.

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Stick Out Shimokitazawa

One rule: a single price. A large share of the items are ¥700. The stock is not sorted by quality, so it is a lottery, but a cheap one.

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Kinji Shimokitazawa

A huge, sprawling shop with packed racks of colorful items from the eighties and nineties. Loud and fun, and suits a long dig.

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Little Trip to Heaven Shimokitazawa

A small boutique that feels like a fairy tale. The prices are higher, but every item is chosen one by one. Suits those looking for a special piece and not for quantity.

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Ragla Magla Shimokitazawa

Operating for over a decade, on the second floor. A varied stock with no single specialty, at mid-range prices. A good stop in the middle of a round of the shops.

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Micmo Shimokitazawa

Several branches in Shimokitazawa, with a playful approach and low prices. Suits young people and those who want one item from the area without spending much.

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Desert Snow Harajuku

The spirit of rugged American casual, in the back alleys of Harajuku. Jeans, leather jackets and boots.

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RAGTAG Shinjuku

A designer second-hand clothing shop on floor 4 of the T&T Building, run by RAGTAG, which opened its first shop in 1985. The chain lists brands such as Comme des Garçons, Yohji Yamamoto, Maison Margiela, Supreme and Prada; branch stock changes.

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