You could always pick up a giant hard sided suitcase from Don Quijote like I had to in order to get all the stuff you over buy home. Japan Is a dangerous place for collectors.
When u go to book off, hard off; do they only accept cash? What about the major stores in Akihbara? What is the form of payment they accept. First time traveler in Japan and trying to understand how much cash to bring
Major stores, like the OFF stores, accept cash, major credit/debit cards, IC cards, and contactless payments. Some will even accept USD. They’ll have a posting near the sales register, and possibly on their websites, that shows all the forms of payments they accept. Mom n’ Pop shops typically only accept cash. The only shop that I can think of that only accepts cash in Akiba is Friends. Cheers!
Hey love your video, im coming tokyo this 26 dec...any tips for used ps5 price and where the best aside book off? And any luck for used steam deck yet? Haha early thx love you bro😊
I just got back from Japan and couldn't find a lot of stuff.... I was lucky and found a super famicom in almost new condition. But the gameboy sp and pokemon greens are just gone or overpriced as hell
Nintendo handhelds and Pokémon are in high demand. I sometimes see GBA SPs go for ¥6,600, but most are hitting prices well beyond that. Online sites like Mercari may be the way to go. Cheers!
@@RetroReWire I agree but it was all about the story for me. As I love going to Japan and searching around. Like I have ranma 1/2 on the super famicom which I found to be pretty rare now. However I really want the sailor moon one for super fami but not for $130 lol
I recall picking up Ranma 1/2 Hard Battle for the SNES at Kay-Bee Toys. I had a great time playing it back then. The music was also catchy. I haven't tried the Sailor Moon games, but I will one day. Cheers! @@pres002
The AR cards are missing. The tag also states that there is some yellowing on the LCD screens. Everything else is included on top of a 3-month warranty. Cheers!
You could always pick up a giant hard sided suitcase from Don Quijote like I had to in order to get all the stuff you over buy home. Japan Is a dangerous place for collectors.
Haha, that's exactly what I did when I first visited Japan. Cheers!
What do you mean with "dangerous"?
@@ezequiel1833Danger to walletfold!
Totally agree with that percentages you've shared there. Lots of beautiful items there
The highlight was the wireless Konami controller that I picked up. The satellite-looking receiver is pretty neat. Cheers!
Thanks for sharing. I was hoping to see more switch software and hardwares. Will you be doing another video on that?
Absolutely! I’ll cover the switch hardware and software in greater detail in a future video, stay tuned! Cheers!
A bit of an overprice on the junk sections but mostly fair prices for the rest, all things considered!
Yup, I think so, too. More on the way, cheers!
The location is actually "Iga-Ueno." I think you got your ninja clan names mixed up.
Haha, yup. Cheers!
When u go to book off, hard off; do they only accept cash? What about the major stores in Akihbara?
What is the form of payment they accept.
First time traveler in Japan and trying to understand how much cash to bring
Major stores, like the OFF stores, accept cash, major credit/debit cards, IC cards, and contactless payments. Some will even accept USD. They’ll have a posting near the sales register, and possibly on their websites, that shows all the forms of payments they accept.
Mom n’ Pop shops typically only accept cash. The only shop that I can think of that only accepts cash in Akiba is Friends.
Cheers!
Can you please do some arcade hardware videos, I remember from Luke video’s they used to have some arcade hardware
Haha, classic Luke! I’ll keep an eye out for arcade hardware, cheers!
What were the prices on those Dualshock 4 controllers?
Hey love your video, im coming tokyo this 26 dec...any tips for used ps5 price and where the best aside book off? And any luck for used steam deck yet? Haha early thx love you bro😊
GEO and Hard OFF are other worthy option for shopping used PS5 consoles. Have a great trip and happy hunting!
@@RetroReWire thx!!!!! Really plan to buy used ps5 n not sure the price in akihabara, ur video really help 😂
what translate app do you use, going to Japan this summer for the first time
I use Google Translate. DeepL Translate is another good one. Cheers!
I just got back from Japan and couldn't find a lot of stuff.... I was lucky and found a super famicom in almost new condition. But the gameboy sp and pokemon greens are just gone or overpriced as hell
Nintendo handhelds and Pokémon are in high demand. I sometimes see GBA SPs go for ¥6,600, but most are hitting prices well beyond that. Online sites like Mercari may be the way to go. Cheers!
@@RetroReWire I agree but it was all about the story for me. As I love going to Japan and searching around. Like I have ranma 1/2 on the super famicom which I found to be pretty rare now. However I really want the sailor moon one for super fami but not for $130 lol
I recall picking up Ranma 1/2 Hard Battle for the SNES at Kay-Bee Toys. I had a great time playing it back then. The music was also catchy. I haven't tried the Sailor Moon games, but I will one day. Cheers! @@pres002
@@RetroReWire I hope so too! I'm a pretty big sailor moon fan
Where in japan is this store ?
9,900 yen is really good if the 3ds is cib
The AR cards are missing. The tag also states that there is some yellowing on the LCD screens. Everything else is included on top of a 3-month warranty. Cheers!
What's the name of the game at
5:40?
Veigus Tactical Gladiator for the PC Engine. It’s a side scrolling run-n-gun shooter. Cheers!
I would've got the PSX, even if it's broken................
What is a PSX?
It’s a DVR with PS2/PS1 functionality. It’s a neat peace of hardware. Cheers!