Incidentally, just another few stops up the Keisei line is Aoto (Shinto Gangu), and not far away on the Chiyoda line is Kita Senjo (HUGEST). So it's easy to combine a visit to Jyarinco with one or two other stores. (All these shops are on my Tokyo toy shop map).
Jyarinco is open most days (closed Wednesdays), but you might want to call them before heading over to make sure. Tel: 03-3893-4045
Store shots:
More after the jump:
New sofubi:
| Nice unpainted case |
Vintage:
Other character toys:
Misc:
Giant toys!
| Thanks for visiting! |
2 comments:
Amazing! That sounds like a wonderful time, and I'm seriously jealous.
What I've trying to do here is build a resource for collectors. Please use it (especially the toy store info and maps) if you have a chance to visit Japan (which I strongly recommend!)
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