8 vintage & select shopsGinza Line, Asakusa / Oedo Line, Kuramae
Kimono antiques and cheap secondhand scattered behind the Sensoji tourist route. Head down toward Kuramae and sharper select shops appear.
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High-end & archive
A select shop in the Daishin Building in Kuramae, pulling European pieces, leather and objects together with a sharp eye.
Waiting for the first reviewEuropean · Leather & jackets
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Map & hoursMid-range
Kimono antique specialists in Nishi-Asakusa. For anyone wanting to wear haori and obi as outerwear and accessories.
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Map & hoursBudget & flat-rate
A large secondhand kimono chain on the seventh floor of Ekimise. The volume is overwhelming, which makes choosing fun.
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Map & hoursMid-range
Ground floor at Kaminarimon. Vintage watches alongside kimono, which makes it good for accessory digging.
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Coffee and secondhand together in Asakusa 3-chome. Set up so you can rest while you browse.
Waiting for the first reviewStreet · Band & vintage tees
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Map & hoursMid-range
A small shop on the fourth floor of the Umamichi Building, hanging quietly in a European mood.
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Map & hoursMid-range
A long-established secondhand shop in Asakusa 1-chome, built on military surplus.
Waiting for the first reviewMilitary · Military surplus
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Map & hoursBudget & flat-rate
Unstaffed secondhand. Cheap enough to browse without pressure, and open long hours.
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