I've heard about this store but never had the chance to visit. Honestly, I was worried it was a…read morepop-up store and I missed it! Thankfully, it wasn't and I'm glad I finally visited. The store has a lot of Thousand Skies merch (of course), but also a lot of other artists' work. Very similar to what you'll see at some SJmade fairs, you'll see a lot of prints, charms, caps, plushies, washi tape, and more. I could probably spend just as long in the store as I would at SJmade. When I was shopping there (5/17/26), Thousand Skies had a free reusable bag for any purchase of $50 or more on their merch. Not sure how long they will keep this promotion, so hurry and make your visit if this is something you'd like!

I love Thousand Skies stickers. They are so cute and unique. I really recommend their sticker shop,…read moreMoment Japantown, for maximal sticker happiness. They also sell stuffed animals, enamel pins, cute hats and bags featuring their designs. The prices are reasonable and on par with most stickers. Moment Japantown is an adorable shop that feature lots of artists like Thousand Skies. It's worth a visit. I appreciate that the staff lets you wander and take your time looking around. There is parking outside of Moment JapanTown.

It is Father's Day this Sunday. I came in to get some Father's Day card and other cards. My first…read moretime at this Hallmark store and didn't realize there was on at Fremont Hub. I always like shopping at Hallmark. Overall, I had a great experience. Service was fine. Ambiance of the store is fine too. I would come back.

They have such cute gifts and trinkets! We even found a Needoh and lots of squishy dumplings.read more

We've driven past this candy shop so many times, and today was the day that we decided to walk in…read morebecause we found parking available right outside of the store. Walking in, there is a freezer of Hokkaido cones, which I'll go back to on a day that is hotter than today. They have a pretty large selection of toys which my son wanted to look at, and they have well-stocked inventory of international candies. I tried a chocolate marshmallow candy which was interesting. The customer service was really great and I loved how I could use Apple Pay especially since I left my wallet at home.

This is such a fun and unique store…read more We dropped in because the outside signaled Japanese candy store and we were not disappointed. They had a ton of unique flavors and styles with a fantastic selection of Ramune and soft drinks and even had a character themed mug and pistachio section. We found the service helpful and bought a few different types of snacks (skittles, pistachio, and a lychee ramune) all reasonably priced. All in all, we would definitely return!

I love coming downtown and seeing what is new in the area. A lot of these stores change store…read morefronts or move locations so it's cool to see where they end up. This store is located in more of a warehouse type and it merged spaces with another store. They had so many different items to choose from, I bribe from lock sources bd found sources outside of town. My partner bought a Martinez shirt from them and let me tell you, the fabric is so soft. My friend bought a cute hair comb she has been looking for a while. They make all their designed there and are solely owned by the artist. This isn't your boring chachki store, but somewhere you can actually buy quality made goods. They had everything from clothing, candles, Taylor swift items, jewelry and so much more. The place was clean, the family that owns it is super sweet and can answer any questions. The store didn't seem cramped and put together well. I'll definitely be back!

My friend and I spent the afternoon in downtown Martinez and found this cute shop. This is a great…read moreplace to buy gifts for family and friends or for yourself. We talked to the owner Jenny for a little bit and she is the sweetest lady. She makes a lot of items she sells including patches for hats and ornaments for the holiday's. There's a whole section with Martinez merchandise, as well as candles, cards, clothes, hats, and stuff for kids. I enjoyed walking through the store and checking out everything. My friend bought some warm gloves and I got a pair of heart earrings for Valentine's Day. I'll be back to purchase her popular hand crafted Christmas ornament with a cat's backside and a snowflake covering it. This is a fun shop to check out!

Nice gift selection. I came here recently to purchase some gifts for an upcoming birthday, and it's…read morea huge plus if I can also support local makers at the same time. One recommendation is to maybe have some non-branded bag options available for patrons who spend above a certain amount to make their purchases gift-ready (or offer a selection of gift bags for purchase at the store). Otherwise, it's great to have a brick an mortar gift shop in the neighborgood featuring local art and products.

Great place to buy unique local theme gifts and great vibes…read more I'm also a artist who has merch available at this store. Make sure to stop by and support small business and say hi to the cat on the way in.

Love that we have this amazing place in town! So much creative things for the kids and so…read moreaffordable. My daughter loves coming here and we visit at least once or twice a month. Every few months, there's always something new and trending. If your kids love arts and crafts, making play doh, slime , this is the place to go. Staff is always so attentive and nice, makes you feel like family.

Me and my daughter loved this place. They have so many cool gifts and I love that they support…read morelocal artist.

It's not a bad Kinokuniya, but after going to the other ones, this one just doesn't stand out as…read moremuch. It shares the same building with the Mitsuwa Market, so, of course, the shop is much smaller than the other ones out there, making it a bit more cramped. With this in mind, the books, stationery, gifts, and other goods here aren't as impressive as say a standalone Kinokuniya (common sense) or the ones that are located in malls. Or maybe I'm just spoiled by the options that I have in SoCal. It's not bad when you're in the area, but if you're a tourist and want a more comprehensive Kino experience, I would say your best bet is the Japantown SF location. However, it's still nice to stop by and see what cute stuff that they have.

I love this Japanese bookstore. They have the cutest stuff, like stationary, felt pens, plushies,…read morestickers, bags, comics, notepads, magazines (mostly in Japanese), and much more. It's all neatly organized and displayed nicely, the perfect setup to keep you wandering the aisles. I was there today, wanting to buy myself something cute. I saw lots of stuff that appealed to me, like kitty cat thank you cards, grocery shopping bags, and cute little doodad trays, but for whatever reason didn't buy myself anything. I still had a great time checking out all of the adorable merchandise. This shop is attached to Mitsuwa Market and you enter through the food court. This is a busy shopping center with lots of stores and restaurants; parking can be problematic on weekends.

I loved this place! Some of the items I have seen before and bought at other local vendors in…read moresacramento so im not sure how that works. But she has a lot of other things that are locally/handmade it looked like. Some very unique credit card stickers, keychains, and other knick knacks. She had a very nice collection of crystals, stickers, birthday cards. You can find something cute for birthdays or gifts!

Such a fun store to shop for gifts, and of course yourself! I will definitely be back.read more