Japan Thrift

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>>12286196
I hear you can get a 1992 Suzuki Sidekick, the official Japanese car of /fa/, for a very reasonable price there.

>>12286196
Theres a few random thrift shops along Harajuku.

http://secondhand-clothing-tokyo.blogspot.com.au/2015/03/urban-jiyugaokakindal-jiyugaoka.html?m=1

Also google is your friend. Just make sure you know what you're looking for tho.

>>12286196
Thrifting in Japan is actually pretty expensive OP, I was there this winter

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Book-Off is a thrift store that's all over Japan. They mainly have books, music, and games, but I the super Book-Off stores have all types of clothes. Its where I managed to get this jacket and pants for only 15 bucks

>>12287223
then why i can get a yohji jacket on y!jp for $50

>>12286196

go through koenji and shimokitazawa, although you'll mostly find like vintage retro american red wing tier bullshit and milsurp. Some bloggers have done writeups on stores than sell designer stuff but again, koenji and shimokita. Check out Chicago for cheap stuff.
If you're out near Kyoto look up when flea markets are on, I picked up an old uniqlo ma-1 for $15 there

>>12286196
>Theres a few random thrift shops along Harajuku.
I tend to stay away from the Harajuku and Shimokitazawa ones. It seems that they are already savvy and I feel that they are overpriced.
Mitaka and Kichijoji have a some decent ones. But surprisingly I've had the best luck in GEO second hand stores. GEO is a DVD rental store but a lot of them have second hand stores called jumble stores or something like that.

If you have wide shoulders instead of getting clothes that will never fit you you better just visit Walmart or wherever you usually buy your clothes before you leave.

unless you're 5'5" and underweight, japanese clothes won't fit you.

i'm 6'2" and 220 pounds. I lived in Japan for 6 years and the only things that ever fit me was an adidas jacket and a uniglo fleece hoodie.

>>12286196
Osaka is very good for thrifting - tonnes and tonnes of shops along the main strip. Some of them are as or more expensive than a regular store, but there are enough of them that you'll find a jenny cheap one easy.

>>12287699
Yahoo japan is cheaper than thrifting dude

>>12286200
meme is back!!!

>>12289738
youre 15lb away from being obese you fucking retard

im 6'3 190 and my entire wardrobe is thrifted from japan

>>12289738
don't be fat then
i'm 6'0 and clothes here fit me just fine

>>12286200
here we go again