Ryozanhaku

A second-hand bookstore known to people in Kyoto and Osaka stays at Yangsan. Only so-called out-of-print books are available. In other words, unless the owner of the used book sells it, There is only stock in this store. A shop like that museum It will be relocated to Hieihei by the fall of 2020. I’m so sorry and more than ever I feel that the chances of coming to Shijoji Town are decreasing. Because it’s originally in a place that’s difficult to understand, First-time visitors may find it hard to find a store. In addition, the exterior of the building is like a secondhand bookstore and it's on the second floor. First-time visitors should have the courage to enter. I visit about once every 3 months for more than 10 years Up to which shelf has which genre of books To some extent It came to be easy to enter. Anyway sorry, and even after moving to Hieihei I think I will visit the situation.

It is a tremendous amount. There are many pre-war books, but most of them are low-value books published in large numbers at that time. Good books with reasonable materiality have fairly high prices, and even if you include the shipping fee, Yahoo Auction is cheaper. It is said that the store will quit the 100-yen range and move to Shiga. It was written in the Kyoto Shimbun that it was because BO destroyed the price, but I think that is also a little different. The biggest defeat was that I couldn't capture the light layer, which is the volume zone of that location.

Where there is a tremendous amount of books. If you ask a young woman who appears to be a master, she will tell you where you are most. It is a good secondhand bookstore with a good book composition though it is not easy. Recommended. Search in the bookbinding book (kosho.jp) of Japan.

Out of Print Book Store

Very good bookstore, I was planning to watch it for a while, and I spent two hours unconsciously.