Books Kinokuniya Tokyo

My first Kinokuniya visit in Tokyo. Great location — very easy to find! The book selection is remarkably impressive, offering a wide variety that caters to diverse interests. During my visit yesterday, I purchased a book and was so pleased that I’ve already planned to buy more on my next trip. Additionally, the staff are helpful and friendly, enhancing the overall experience. Highly recommended—love it!

I prefer this location for this bookstore. It’s located upstairs the Nitori building. It’s clean, quiet and has a great layout. They have some of the latest #BookTok or #Bookstagram English books so that’s cool. I was very surprised to find some Caribbean books there as well which is a plus as an Island girl 😊 I go by here every month to buy books and I’ve never really been disappointed. The staff is very friendly also.

One of my highlights during my last visit! They had a book sale this month and I came to visit more than once 🙂 There were a lot of books, fiction and nonfiction, on sale. I also got to buy translated Japanese novels which I have been looking for quite some time. Excited to read Kokoro and other Japanese novels. Thank you!

It was a remarkable experience seeing so many English books, especially in Japan! Bought 7 books today! The staff was friendly and helpful! Will definitely go again and buy more books.

love the wide selection of books here --- English, French, Spanish, Vietnamese fiction and nonfiction. if you're also learning Japanese, they are also quite complete from textbooks to JLPT preparations. the spaciousness and cleanliness of the area made my visit wonderful as well. this bookstore is really a gem!!

Book heaven! It was super hard narrowing down my picks for the day. I will definitely be back.

Good book store with lots of English options. Staff are kind and helpful.

While not a large bookstore, this branch of Kinokuniya carries primarily foreign language tiles. The majority of them are in English, but there is a good selection of books in a number of European and Southeast Asian languages. It's definitely worth a visit