Tama New Town Street, which runs from Inagi City to Tama City in Tokyo. This is an area where you can efficiently browse the shops, with large suburban second-hand clothing stores and recycle shops lined up. Personally, I enjoy driving around all day. There is also a furniture purchase and an outdoor specialty recycle shop.
- Treasure Factory Inagi Wakabadai Branch
- Treasure Factory Minami Osawa Branch
- [Closed] Off House Hard Off Tama New Town
- Second Street Tamasakai Branch
- Second Street Sagamihara Hikarigaoka Branch
- Second Street Sagamiharabashi main store
- Off House Miwa Nishibashi main store
- Trefax Style Tama Center Store
- Second Street Hachioji Matsuki
- Trefac Sports Minami Osawa Store
- BOOKOFF SUPER BAZAAR Tamanagayama store (BOOKOFF SUPER BAZAAR)
- Guru Guru Dai Teikoku Hachioji Branch
Treasure Factory Inagi Wakabadai Branch
A tenant in Frespo Wakabadai. Medium size.
It is located in a large commercial facility and is highly convenient. When I go here, I always look at the 100-yen shops, dig up vintage clothes at the Treasure Factory, and eat at Gyoza no Ohsho. Even if you don't shop at the Treasure Factory, you can receive a one-hour free service just by looking at the parking lot.
Recycle shop Treasure Factory Inagi Wakabadai Store TOP | Recycle in Inagi City, Tokyo!
About half of the store is used clothing. Are there a few more ladies? Honestly, I don't feel cheap except for sale items. Are there a few outdoors?
In my experience, there are occasional bargains on sale.
Lots of household goods, tableware, home appliances, and more.
The other half of the store is mostly filled with furniture.
There are quite a few home appliances.
Is sports equipment a little weak? Not a very good selection. They also deal with musical instruments, but there is almost no selection.
Treasure Factory Minami Osawa Branch
The largest Treasure Factory on Tama New Town Street. This is my favorite store here.
Recycle shop Treasure Factory Minami-Osawa Store TOP | Recycle in Hachioji, Tokyo!
Parking is free. It is a popular store that is spacious and has a large number of cars, but is sometimes full on Saturdays and Sundays.
Half of the store is mostly used clothes. There are many ladies. Outdoor goods are also available. Previously, I asked to buy clothes and household goods here, but they bought it at a higher price than I expected.
Various selection of musical instruments. I want Aria's Mosrite. From beginners to over 100,000 yen instruments. We also sell used effectors.
We have a wide selection of men's items. The price seems right. There are so many that you will find something.
This place has a great selection of furniture. If you are looking for furniture, this Treasure Factory is good because it has large furniture.
There are many other home appliances and household goods on sale.
[Closed] Off House Hard Off Tama New Town
It was next to the PC Depot near Green Walk Tama. It used to be one of my favorite stores with a messy, chaotic atmosphere, but it closed.
It was an off-house and hard-off store.
Second Street Tamasakai Branch
Second Street next door to Starbucks.
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Parking is free. Costco is on the street, so it's always crowded.
Half of the shop is used clothes. There are a lot of women's and men's items, and it's worth seeing.
Men's has a wide range of price ranges, from cheap used clothes under 1000 yen to brand recycled clothes. As expected, it is a product lineup called Second Street. It also sells musical instruments, cameras, outdoor goods, household goods, and home appliances.
Second Street Sagamihara Hikarigaoka Branch
It's a little far from Tama New Town Street, but it's not a bad place to visit.
Parking is free.
The first floor is home goods. Children's clothing and other miscellaneous goods are sold.
Toys, figures, Plarails, etc. are available. I wonder if there are many child-rearing generations.
The second floor is all used clothes. It's not a big store, but the number of products is quite tight. Half men's and half women's. Especially the impression that there is a bargain in the sale item. The lineup of leather jackets on the back shelf of the store is wonderful. There are quite a few US Levi's.
We also have a great selection of ladies. I'm also happy that I can borrow the restroom.
Second Street Sagamiharabashi main store
It's a little far from Hashimoto Station on foot, but it's a short drive.
Parking is free. In front of the store where the delicious scent of the fried chicken shop in the neighborhood always smells.
The first floor is home goods. Miscellaneous goods, toys, children's clothes, child-rearing goods, home appliances, etc. are lined up.
The instruments weren't very well stocked.
The second floor is all used clothes. The store is a little small, and the product lineup is not large, but the impression is that the quality is high. In particular, there is a men's vintage corner where you can find pretty good old clothes.
About half ladies and half men. Women's items are a little cheaper, and there are more items.
The impression that genres and brands are handled evenly. Cheap used clothes start at 1,000 yen or less. It's a good store because you can always find something interesting in the vintage corner.
Off House Miwa Nishibashi main store
An off-house that is a tenant in a large commercial facility. An off house that is not attached to a hard off is rare.
Parking is free. There are many.
There are mainly furniture, household goods, and children's goods.
There is unlimited stuffing in the bag, but what's inside? . .
Because Hachioji and Sagamihara are close by, there are many outdoor goods for the location.
Thrift clothes were never fun. The price is high, or there are only recycled items, and the value of visiting is low for antiques. However, it is an interesting store with a lot of off-house miscellaneous goods.
Trefax Style Tama Center Store
Trefax style in Cross Garden Tama. It only sells used clothes, has a large floor space, and has a large number of items, so it's fun to look around.
Tama Center Store Store Page |
Use the Cross Garden Tama parking lot.
1 hour is free for store use only. You can see Trefax style only in an hour, but if you try to see other tenants, it may take more than an hour, so be careful.
In the back of the store is a large store full of old clothes. Especially for ladies, there is a wide range of products and price ranges, from cheap used clothes to brand recycled clothes.
There are many sale items, and the product turnover rate is high.
Ray-Ban sunglasses and other brand-name second-hand clothes are also available in the showcase. Trefax style!
It is very easy to see, lined up by genre and brand, such as American second-hand clothes and Polo Ralph Lauren.
Like a bedroom town, the suit corner has a full lineup of products. The Keio Line is always crowded with people in suits in the downtown area.
The outdoor corner in the back is also quite complete. However, the price seems a little high.
We have a huge selection of shoes, sneakers, boots and pumps.
The best part is the women's corner.
We also have quite a few bags. Nice display with different colors.
Second Street Hachioji Matsuki
Second Street is now in what used to be Don Don Down On Wednesday.
Two-story store. The parking lot is spacious and free.
The 1st floor is women's and children's clothes, and second-hand clothes for kids. There are many cheap used clothes starting from 1000 yen or less. It's fun to watch anyway because it has a lot of points. My favorite vintage clothing store along Tama New Town Street.
Men's is on the 2nd floor. It's quite a selection. US second-hand clothes, vintage and leather jackets, as well as streetwear, high-end brands, and brand-name second-hand clothes are available.
Trefac Sports Minami Osawa Store
Trefac Sports, a recycle shop specializing in outdoor goods. The parking lot is free and spacious.
Opened near Wild One, a little away from the Minami-Osawa outlet.
There are quite a lot of sports goods and outdoor goods.
On the second floor, there was a space to set up a tent. It was impressive that there were vintage military goods.
The photo was taken when I went looking for a gas burner.
A large recycle shop that specializes in outdoor and sporting goods, including new items, as well as second-hand products.
BOOKOFF SUPER BAZAAR Tamanagayama store (BOOKOFF SUPER BAZAAR)
The largest recycle shop in Inagi City and Tama City. The 1st floor is BOOKOFF, and the 2nd floor and onwards is a comprehensive recycle shop that sells all sorts of things, including miscellaneous goods, musical instruments, home appliances, second-hand clothes, sporting goods, and accessories.
BOOKOFF SUPER BAZAAR Tamanagayama store｜BOOKOFF if you want to sell books
If you are visiting by train, there is a shuttle bus from Keio Nagayama Station. There are quite a few parking lots. It's free for 45 minutes just by using the store and watching. Free for 1-2 hours with any purchase. 2 hours free if you sell anything. When I have time to spare, I often take a book I've finished reading and put it up for purchase, and I often wander around for about two hours looking at it.
They have a large selection of second-hand clothes, and they have a 500-yen corner, so it's cheap. Mainly recycled old clothes. Sometimes I can't find a bargain, but I always stop by because it's an interesting store with a lot of inventory. I've found US 90s Levi's 501 for 1,500 yen several times.
Guru Guru Dai Teikoku Hachioji Branch
A huge shop along the Monkey Road. There are corners for adult men, fishing goods, survival game goods, game arcades, outdoor recycling, second-hand clothes, anime goods, second-hand clothes, home appliances, musical instruments, and so on. But it's always fun when you go. What a great shop that is open 24 hours a day even during the corona crisis. It's fun when you go late at night because free people come one after another.
Guru Guru Dai Teikoku | Recycle shop that pursues fun. Guru Guru Dai Teikoku is open all year round!
Parking is free. Smoking owned. There is also a toilet.
Secondhand clothes aren't that bad, but they aren't cheap. Recycled old clothes are packed as much as you want and are cheap.
About half men and half ladies. I feel like there isn't a lot of variety. The impression is that there are many street style restaurants, probably because of the location.
The men's corner at the back of the store has a few vintage items, but most of the items are current second-hand clothes. I've dug out Reinspooner 80s and US Levi's 80s before. Also, in the musical instrument section, a Fender Japan jazz bass is sold for 8,000 yen, which is too cheap! suspicious! I thought that it was bought by another customer.
