Lets talk about this shop--cuz wow…read more First off the staff, kind, efficient and helpful (kind that makes you feel welcomed and not rushed). Mellow, thoughtful vibes. The items? Literally things I didn't need...until I saw them. Notebooks, pens, rulers, keychains, clipboards, planners, stationery, and every kind of writing tool that was not on the list, yet clearly destined to come home with me. CONFESSION: I'm that friend who gets emotionally attached to pens . I'll walk into a stationery store "to browse" and leave with two FULL bags of pens, paper, and things I didn't know I needed five minutes ago. I own multiples of the same items (pens, pencils, notebooks, and paper accessories) and feel zero shame. Seriously they're kinda like tools for clarity! The shop isn't huge, but I could easily spend three hours there. They even make custom products, which feels sorta dangerous for someone like me. I don't know what else to say except: just go. Buy your supplies here. Write someone a letter. Treat yourself. Cinco stars.

LOVE this store! Great variety of all things stationery, they have planners, pens, storage items,…read morestickers, and even miscellaneous home items such as candles and more. I've gone a few times and items are frequently updated which is great, a little on the pricier side but items are high quality so that is expected. The store is located at the Row DTLA. Parking is super easy and there's plenty of parking at the lot. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

When I travel, I can't resist popping into a new book store to see if they have anything…read moreinteresting. I can tell you that KinoKuniya is checked the "interesting" box. This store is all things Anime - Manga and more. It also puzzles, stationary, small character related collectibles, and a fairly extensive pen/fountain pen collection. The staff were very knowledgeable and helpful. Pricing was reasonable for DTLA. I would definitely visit this store again.

Take a look, it's in a Kinokuniya Bookstore and this is one you definitely want to explore…read more Located at The Bloc in Downtown LA, Kinokuniya Bookstore - DTLA has an extensive collection of books, manga, magazines, posters, art, art supplies, novelty items, stationary, gifts, collectibles and more. Since its birth in Tokyo, Japan, during the age of the roaring 1920s to its overseas reach in the late 1960s - Kinokuniya has been gracing the world with emporiums of knowledge w/ some flare. I hadn't been to the Bloc in a minute, but making more of an effort to explore the city I was born in and our Downtown area, especially at social hubs like The Bloc. And I love some novelty items, art and tools for/of reading, even more so when it's very affordable. The Studio Ghibli is pretty nice as are various sections for music, history, spiritual and comic related things. Literally was whelmed with great finds, but decided to make my first trip (of many) in a leisure one to get familiar with the store. Great stationary. Great service and just great overall. Some of the isles can feel a little congested when there's an influx of foot traffic, put are still easy to navigate through as well as around. Kinokuniya has events, contests and updates on their website for their various locations. They also offer magazine subscriptions you can pick up in person. More incentive to stop inside for all the in-person bliss this book space has to offer. Open from 11AM to 8PM, seven days a week.

I went to this place a couple of times, there were two korean guys, very rude m***** F****** I…read moreasked few questions about finding some products, they didn't even answer my question, I bought just one item, this F***** snatched the money from my hand and threw the change, I am Hispanic, what I noticed is they're very nice to their people, very racial. I will never go to this place.

Great prices and even better selection. This business is filled with everything you could ask for…read morein a general store

They have many cute things from Japan. The ladies here are…read morevery friendly. They wrapped your purchases for gifting.

Me and my friend came in around 8:40 PM, and the older lady kept giving us weird looks for no…read morereason. (I just saw their business hour on here, but their opening sign was on when we arrived ,so...)After only two minutes, she rudely told us they were closing, and we didn't even get a chance to see anything. (If you were closing, tell us right away when we entered the store, no need for all the staring like we were up to no good)Highly recommend this place if you wanna have a horrible experience ！ no wonder the reviews are so bad. I know you are old enough to understand some basic manners. Shame on you.

I don't recommend this place at all. I went to Korea last year and came home with the first two…read moreHarry Potter books in Korean. While in Korea, I didn't know that Incheon Airport would have shipping boxes for excess luggage, so when I thought I would be limited by just the space I left for souvenirs and other gifts in my bags, I could've bought all seven Harry Potter books. As you can tell by the town I'm in, I'm in the Bay Area. Here in the Bay, we don't have a lot of Korean bookstores, and the one I could find here didn't really focus on fiction/fantasy books. I found this place after searching the internet for "Korean bookstores in LA/SoCal." I called and asked the staff if they had Harry Potter. They said they didn't, but they told me that if I found some store back in Korea that had what I was looking for, they told me to email them the link or something and then they would order the books for me. When I pointed out that by that logic, if I could find a book by myself and then pay for the store to mail the books directly to me, customs and all, then I'd just be doing their job. The employee told me to "take it or leave it," and they acted completely shocked that I did leave.

This is the Korean Christian bookstore. Very neat, very clean, good collection here. And so…read morepeaceful here. They have some cute stationary stuff here too as well as some English books. One book I was looking for wasn't here but the person quickly identified it and was able to ship to my address! Also Korean book covers are fire!! Typography and illustration is on another level. I appreciated it so much and was some good inspiration to me as a designer haha.

First visit and I enjoyed my time!! Literally sticker heaven and features different cultures and…read moreaesthetics. They also have a few stationery items, but I wish they also sold washi tapes. I really loved how they had a section for Tagalog stickers and also sold baybayin notebooks and notepads. 10 big stickers for $20 and $5 sticker sheets (buy 3, get 1 free). Decent price for good quality items. Will be coming back!

The Stkr Store is a Filipino family-run small business that focuses on cute and creative custom…read morestickers as well as some stationery items and greeting cards. [Parking]: Easy and free designated parking for the plaza and our party had no issue finding an available spot on Saturday afternoon. [Products]: Most of the stickers are original artwork with only a few anime IPs (less than 1/8 of all stickers). I thought their LA County stickers (including some cities from San Bernardino County) for each city were pretty neat. The shop also has some decent Japanese-brand notebooks, toolboxes, pens, etc. Customers can also make their own through the website by uploading their own images (minimum order of 50 stickers). [Conclusion]: The store is not everyone's cup of tea, but for the right target customers this is an amazing store.

Was charged $75 for 50 lamination sleeves. When I left a 3-star review mentioning it was a nice…read morealternative to big chains but was disappointed with the price, owner replied with an insult, saying my review is irrelevant and "normal people make the right decision", which in this case would be "give someone else your business". You now get a 1-star for being a scamming business, having terrible customer service, and mispelling "STATIONARY!". Do as the owner told me, and go somewhere else.

This Notary definitely knows what he's doing. Very courteous knowledgeable, reasonable price…read moreprices. They have fax, scan , copy & printing service. Email service very convenient.

Love this store. I always stop here when I visit Little Tokyo. The founder, Tokio Ueyama, was a…read morefine artist. https://www.bunkadoonline.com/pages/tokio-ueyama. The store is still a family business. Their passion and taste shows through. It is truly curated, but quite affordable, and full of delightful surprises. I really enjoy shopping here.

30 years ago I remember seeing ornate beautiful dishes and lots of cds! now it seems they have a…read morefun, eclectic mix of stuff. there were practical things (like a veggie shredder & lots of tabi), cool postcards, clothing items & also displays by local artisans... which sort of gave it a gallery-like feel. we ended up purchasing an artisanal hoji-cha & an ear picker. LOL, had to get one.

The ArtBox has been running business for long time in Koreatown Plaza. I would recommend you to…read morecome to this place if you are interested in Korean or Japanese accessories. They have high ends pens from Korea and Japan.(inks are never dried up and thin) Many accessories of Korean celebrities.(everything; key chains, notebook and small bags) Toys from Korea Nothing special. It's been same as always. Korean products, Korean movies and everything about korea is getting more popular these days. Maybe if they try to sell new products or challenge something new for Americans, then it will be better!

This is for a couple months ago. They sold me fake sonny angels. My fault because it wasn't sealed…read moreI should have known better. They do have cute stationery.