/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

What is your preferred site for buying Japanese related things? Whether it be anime, manga, figurines, magazines, gadgets or just random shit from Japan.

I know Yuuki-Cha for tea, J-List for random shit, PlayAsia for games.

[Anonymous No.]

agadio is better for tea, just sayin'.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10450279
your kitchen is best for tea.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

AmiAmi is really good. Here in New York City I got to Kinokuniya or Book Off because they usually carry a lot of imported video games, anime, LN's, game magazines, figurines, art books and such.

I only really go to each about once a month to see what they carry has changed.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10450378
Video Games New York has some neat imported japanese games

they are near astor

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10450378
In fact Kinokuniya has a really pricey Tactics Ogre artbook that I want to pick up sometime this week.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10450386
If you are a stupid tourist who has never been to New York City befofe? Sure!

Being serious check out the places I mentioned before.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10450386
If you are a stupid tourist who has never been to New York City before and just looked on Yelp for game stores? Sure!

Being serious check out the places I mentioned before.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10450392
>I am tripfag, hear me roar

just use jlist op

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10450386
If you want just pure and not overpriced imported games, I suggest 8 Bit & Up in the East Village.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10450396
>>10450414
that hostility was completely uncalled for

[Anonymous No.]

>>10450459
Hes been going crazy on /ghost/ for a bit, maybe something is up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10450414
Are there any online stores you would suggest for buying older Japanese games? Famicom and up, I mean. Other than eBay.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10450492
For about a decade now I have literally just used Ebay, Amazon and Yahoo Auctions. Stores here in NYC have contained some amazing gems (sealed Mega CD 2 anyone?)
but overall it's severely overpriced at the main game stores in the city.

Your best bet these days is to check local game stores in your area or via retro game forums. Hell, I would even wager just taking a check at your local craigslist would reveal some potential things you would want to buy.

I should add that most of my FC/SFC/SS/PS1/PS2/PCE and such games were either bought in bulk or I bought separate (rare games like Rondo of Blood).

[Anonymous No.]

>>10450570
All right, thanks for the help.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10450581
My best advice is to just pay the best you can afford for something you want. Things are just going to get more and more expensive these days and it is best not to wait out on something that you want to import or buy the most.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10450612
SHOULD I GET THESE MOTHERFUCKERS FOR $35?

[Anonymous No.]

Who are you and whats wrong with your hair?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10450616

[Anonymous No.]

>>10450612
Will do. Some of the stuff I want seems pretty affordable right now on eBay, so I think I'll go ahead and start buying. Thanks again.