Cute store in little Tokyo. They have a variety collection of toys and clothes and a large…read moreselection of brands ranging from Miffy to smiskis. They're decently priced and the staff is always friendly.

All the things in here are soooo cute. Unique gifts and goodies. Love the decorations and dolls…read more Staff is great. Small little shop for gifts and goodies if you want to treat yourself. Price ranges from 9.00 pens to 16.00 for a unique keychain. I'm sure it's worth it because of the uniqueness. Not everyone will have the same thing you buy.

I was in Little Tokyo a few days ago just looking around different stores trying to find a specific…read moremanga. I came here looking and I found it!!

It's a Bookoff in name, sure they have figurines and books, but... that's it. It smells bad in here…read morefor some reason and like someone smoked multiple packs of cigarettes. I've been here 3 times while I was in Little Tokyo, but I've yet to find reasonable prices and I literally saw a used book listed for a dollar more than new... What? Everything in this store seems overpriced and the selection isn't great. You're better off going to Kinokuniya down the street especially when a used book is listed for new pricing. Employees don't seem helpful or care that they're there. Just not a great location... It's Little Tokyo, you NEED to have Japanese language manga here...

One of the few shops here that you can find some "recently released but hard to find nendoroid"!!…read moreBeen looking for a few of them and tried all around town and have no luck. (Tried all hobby shops in little Tokyo and other area. No luck). Really surprised to see both of them there at a reasonable price!!! They definitely didn't jack up the price. It's pricer now because they imported it with the new tariff. At least the nendoroid price look reasonable. They got a lot of prize figures from the latest series. Not a big fans of those but they got some brand new release again. Overall a nice shop for people looking for nendoroids.

This store is one of few anime/game/cute stuff stores with official merchandise in the Little Tokyo…read morearea outside of Weller Court and the Little Tokyo Mall(Little Akihabara part). No food or drinks inside, they have a little area to put your drinks and food on by the entrance. The staff seem friendly and ready to help every time I go here. The store always looks pretty clean inside too. The selection is great and I've even seen some niche series I never thought I'd see. Come check it out if you don't like knockoff merch you might encounter around LT. Prices seem to be pretty fair but I do sometimes pick up something and put it down after looking at the price.

Hidden Gem Alert!…read more Attention hobbyists and gift givers: Neo Happyland might just be your new happy place. Circumstances brought me to this unique and fun store that is practically hidden on the first floor of what appeared to be an abandoned mall in Chinatown, the Bamboo Plaza. Had I not known about this store and its location before visiting, I probably would not have entered the plaza. Upon entering, I was immediately greeted by Natalie one of the store owners. I then met with Alan, her husband and co-owner. Both were super personable, friendly and knowledgeable. I overheard them conversing about some of the products with other customers in the store. They really knew their product. The store was jampacked with products from floor to ceiling. I was overwhelmed with how much there was to see. There were so many different model kits to choose from (Pokemon, Bandai, Gundam, etc.). They also had figurines, model paint, books, stickers, Gundam decals, Book Nook and Wonderland items, Pokemon Mini Building Blocks, other building blocks, DVDs and other fun items. Everything was well stocked and neatly organized. I appreciated that most of the items were displayed behind glass so that you could see the actual product vs just looking at the picture on the box. Even though I am an adult, I felt like a kid in a candy store. I did not leave empty-handed. :) If you're looking for a wonderful brick and mortar hobby shop with Asian flair, I highly recommend this shop.

Really Great Store and Hidden Gem I shopped in years every time I visit Los Angeles…read more Staff there is very down to earth and kind. But this store has a variety of selection such as Chogokins, Gunpla, Prize Figs, Construction Kits, Etc... Prices there are very reasonable too, honestly, I prefer going to this store compared to places like Jungle or Robot4Less due to price reasons. I would absolutely recommend this store for those who are in the hobby or starting to get into a hobby.

Came here after visiting Ellicor down the street and man, all i have to say is prices are better…read moreAND customer service is better. After being followed and watched like a mouse by a hawk at Ellicor it felt great being greeted and given space to shop around. They have SO much to select from. if you love blind boxes, this is the place! they have examples of the blind box items for almost every single box. The prices are awesome too. boxes range from 8.99 to about $30 depending on brands, and sizes of the boxes. if you love Asian snacks, they have a great selection for you! from oreos to imported sodas! My items are authentic, i did not see or notice any " knock offs" 10/10, will be returning for blind boxes!

YASSS! Revitalize Little Tokyo please! Bring in more businesses and things for people to do. Always…read morelove another shop, but Kyoto Mrkt is not it, sadly. There is a trend of so many of these imported goods, blind box slop shops popping up all over Little Tokyo, and I'm not talking about the Big Ones that have legitimate licensed merch, but there's a couple that have questionable authenticity as can be seen by the previous review. I don't collect lore-less blind box goods of characters that aren't tied to any IP that I have interest in (insert nerd emoji: hehe, I'm a TRUE OTAKU. None of that Hoyo stuff, jk jk), so I can't be an expert on this but even a cursory glance I can sort of tell it's not the same as what you can get from Pop Mart or SoraGumi, Neko Stop, etc. There's snacks and such too, but with the volume and quality of these shops I can't say that I'm impressed, especially the style of these stores are executed much better in the 626 (Ebisu Life/Fukuya Life). Meaning more items, cheaper prices, and stress free easy garage/plaza parking. Additionally, the area around the photobooth had dirty foot prints everywhere. No offense but things like this make me so sad. Copy pastes of these stores meaning it's taking away from unique spots Little Tokyo used to have that made it truly unique, I'm talking the visual kei and alt fashion shop, the lolita shop, and much more. I want things like that again.

Small, unassuming gift shop type store. We bought an affordable souvenir "Little Tokyo" tee here…read morebecause we just love this wonderful area and wanted a shirt to represent that love. Thrilled about this purchase and happy for the existence of this small business shop in DTLA. Come browse their stuff and support this cute spot.

Fun, cool, funky store in Little Tokyo. They have a bit of everything: home decor, nice, local…read moresouvenirs if you're looking for something cool, vinyl, clothes, music. The space is small, a tad tight quarters, but prices are decent and service is good, people working here are nice. More off the beaten path store with an eclectic mix of merchandise.

this store is DANGEROUS for fans of anime. haven't been to a con in a minute, but you're itching…read morefor that artist alley high? this is the place to come to. however, if you're a sucker like me, get ready to drop a good amount of money. it's a small shop that hosts a bunch of merchandise from small artists in a physical pop-up store front. they have such a wide selection of items, from art prints, stickers, totes, clothing, charms, and more, there's bound to be something for you. i really appreciate how the store is organized and it's easy to see who the artist is and where to find them on socials. the prices of each item ranged quiet a bit, so whether you think it's worth $12 or $20 to buy an art print is up to your discretion. the only thing that can be a little difficult is just seeing the full selection of what they may have, as many of them have different prints stacked behind each other. for example, one row of art prints had various ones of the different characters from toilet-bound hanako-kun. so if you don't want to miss something, you have to be ready to flip through them for a bit. the staff was so very friendly when we were checking out and we even laughed together about a small receipt printer mishap they had. i definitely plan to stop by again in the future!

Oh my gosh what an unexpected find in the very quiet galleria I hope this revives it pls god…read more There's an abundant selection of artist merch like mahoukarp, haiyun, bandage brigade - well over 30 artists. They have merch for Genshin, Star Rail, HSR, Pokemon, and popular anime: stickers, pins, charms, hats, apparel, small plushes, stationery, etc. Merch for even more artists are on the 2nd floor (Happibara Station). If you park in the galleria's parking structure, you can have your ticket stamped for a free hour as well. I will definitely be back!

So much fun to to explore this tiny shop! They have every kind of scratch-n-sniff sticker I…read moreremember from my 80s childhood and hundreds of other options. I got a bunch of small "buy the sheet" stickers and some bigger ones to put on my laptop, water bottle, etc. If you love stickers, be sure to set a budget for yourself. It's easy to get carried away here!

When I was a kid, I used to run to the Hallmark stores and behind the counter, there would be rolls…read moreof stickers hung on a wire display, in which you can buy squares of stickers. This store is wall to wall of those stickers! Stickers for every occasion, holiday, styles of different eras. I have found characters that I have loved in all stages of my life. They also carry different sticker books and packs, as well as sticker lines from different vendors. The prices are pretty reasonable but there are some where one sticker would cost $9 so be aware of the prices. It's easy to get caught up with the dopamine kick from all the nostalgia! Not only are the stickers nostalgic, this store is nostalgic as well. It's one of the stores in the Original Farmers Market that have stuck around for decades! I used to come here when I was young and now I bring my toddler niece for some treats that is not edible but just as fun to get. The staff is always friendly here. Come by and support this gem of a store!