Chicago Harajuku

Hello. Chicago stores are one of the best shops for vintage clothes . I like very much this shop in Harajuku/Jingumae. You got recent stuff (brand jeans , ...) old stuff (yukata, kimono, obi, ...). Most of the time it's at very good price

Great selection of vintage kimonos and yukatas at good prices! Everything was well organized, and the staff was kind and helpful. A wonderful place to explore if you’re into traditional Japanese fashion.

Really great choice of kimonos and obi. There are also Yukata but the choice wasn’t great, perhaps because it is February. No worries. I got 4 lovely kimono! Which I had room for more!!

An absolute must-visit when traveling in Japan! This vintage store is a treasure trove, especially for finding stunning vintage kimonos of unparalleled quality and beauty. Each piece feels truly unique and exquisitely crafted. A delightful stop for anyone who appreciates timeless fashion and Japanese heritage — unforgettable!

Wow wow wow. the selection of this place is amazing and the prices are very reasonable. They dont do blanket prices for pieces so depending on the brand it may be higher or lower. I found the longest pants I have ever bought. Im 5’11 so pants reaching my heel is a true luxury. There were multiple pants at this shop that not only reached my heel, but i had to roll up MULTIPLE TIMES. Highly recommend this chain.

Very cool! Great quality and service and I got a sweet long jacket !!! Loved seeing the classic clothes too

We had a long list of thrift stores to visit while in Harajuku and this was a happy accident. We ended up finding so many amazing and unique piece. Prices were also very low compared to what we experienced in both Osaka and other areas in Tokyo(Koenji) Chicago Harajuku is a must visit spot for any lover of secondhand clothing.

An expansive selection of kimonos and other traditional Japanese clothing! Some other vintage stores and thrift stores don’t even offer these in favor of more trendy and Western clothes. The only thing is, the prices are a bit expensive, about 10,000 yen or more. If you’re looking for a deal, I would recommend Book Off Super Bazaar. (Not the regular Book Off as that’s mainly just books, plus the stores are small)

This place is a beautiful gem. I was worried it would be crowded due to the area but there was plenty of space to shop. It's like a Rag Stock but with nicer things and a big room in the back with any traditional Japanese garb you could want. Very affordable and special