Secondhand clothing store Bus Stop, which wholesales and retails used American clothing in Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture. It is a membership system, and there is an entrance fee of 500 yen for the first and second visits. A discount of 500 yen is given at the time of purchase, so if you shop, you don't have to pay the actual membership fee. We also introduce the prices of second-hand clothes and purchased items.
Secondhand shop bus stop access, parking
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The nearest station is Kawaguchi Motogo Station, but it is about 2 kilometers away. It takes about 30 minutes on foot. There is also a bus from the station, so it is possible to visit by public transportation. It seems that most of the people who come from far away come by car.
There is no parking lot at the bus stop. There is a coin parking right behind the shop.
This coin parking can park 7 cars.
The store is an American school bus.
Two yellow American school buses are used as a store. It seems that the bus that was originally used in Los Angeles was imported via Yokohama and drove to Kawaguchi.
The entrance is from the side of the bus.
Membership admission fee, admission fee, membership card
There is a note that it is a membership system. The bus stop also sells used clothing wholesale, but membership fees apply only to general retailers. At the time of your first visit, you will receive a membership card after filling out an application form at the cash register and paying 500 yen.
It costs 500 yen for the second time as well. This 500 yen will be discounted if you shop only on the day of enrollment. If you shop each time you visit the museum for the first time and the second time, the entrance fee will be virtually free. They also sell used American clothes in the price range of 500 to 1,000 yen, so there is no need to worry about shopping.
If you forget your card, it will be reissued for 500 yen. Even if it is not used once a year, it will be reissued.
Members card made of paper. The quality is good like American thrift shops.
It is a stamp card, and if you buy 15,000 yen, you will get 1,000 yen off.
Used clothes line the school bus! Inside the store
Entertainer? lined with signs. Large bags such as backpacks are not allowed. The system around here is also good like an American thrift shop.
The door is also a real bus door!
When you enter the store, you will be greeted by a traffic light. Awesome cool.
The bus in the store is impressive.
In the bus, children's clothes, vintage children's clothes, and regular used clothes are lined up.
I can see outside.
Of course, the driver's seat of the bus is written in English.
The door of the fitting room is also the door of the bus.
A treasure trove of American casual. While there are vintage items from the 70s to 80s, there are many regular used clothes from the 90s to 00s.
Kids' and children's clothing, men's, women's, and unisex, all of which are in stock.
They are carefully displayed according to genre, item, and brand.
Kids and children's clothing selection of vintage clothes is quite amazing.
Regular second-hand clothes for elementary school students to junior high school students such as 150 cm are also lined up by size.
Many military and overalls are also available. There is a staircase in the back, and you can go up to the second floor. The 2nd floor is scheduled to open in autumn-winter 2022.
The bus is full of vintage children's clothes
Children's clothes are good on the school bus.
Kids' second-hand American clothing inventory is top-class in Japan.
There is also a correspondence table with American kids and children's clothing sizes, which is kind.
There was also a play corner for children in one corner of the bus, and parents with children were playing. This kind of space is a very good second-hand clothing store.
The bedsheets of American comics and illustrations that you see in American movies and dramas are piled up like a wall. This is also a vintage unique to bus stops.
Introducing American casual clothes and prices at bus stops
From men's to women's, there are basically any standard item of second-hand clothes, if it's a brand. Used clothes made in Asia from the 90s to 00s and current recycled used clothes are around 500 to 1,500 yen. American used clothes around 90s range from 3,000 to 8,000 yen. There are almost no second-hand clothes that cost more than 10,000 yen, and you can find cheap and high-quality American second-hand clothes.
Cheap used clothes for ladies start from 500 yen. There are also accessories such as bandanas.
The narrower the aisle, the more racks of used clothes are lined up. There is an oversized rack in the back of the store.
There are quite a lot of bottoms, easy pants, military, slacks, denim, etc. There were no vintage Levi's on this rack, as if they were wholesalers.
Denim jackets, military jackets, American T-shirts from the 70s to 80s, sweatshirts, work shirts, bowling shirts, and more.
Carhartt, Polo, Lacoste, Adidas, Nike, and other classic second-hand clothing brands are categorized for easy viewing. There are many 90s to 00s around here, around 3,000 yen.
Aloha shirts and Eurowork are also available.
We have quite a lot in stock, and you can find good used clothes even in the 1,000 yen range. Since this was my first visit, I bought 100% 90s linen pants for 1,500 yen for 1,000 yen.
