This place lives upto its name of Little Japan, because you really get the feeling of walking…read moreinside a Japanese store. It's a big of store, full of all kinds of products, few thousands of them. They have the Japanese plates and cups, decorative items, samurai swords, chopsticks, anime characters, dolls, snacks, hats, apparel, stationary, gift items and decoration goods. Apparel collection wasn't that good, ceramic, decorative and stationary items were the best in my opinion. The prices are decent, but little higher compared to dollar store items, probably because these are imported goods. The aisles are tiny. Need to walk carefully, especially in the ceramics area. It's mostly tidy. Different sections of the stores have associates helping customers. The checkout line was long for us. Took us few minutes to get to the register. They also charge additional fees for credit card that is posted right in front of the checkout counter.

All sorts of models, stuffed animals and other popular Japanese items. The front area has several…read moreslippers and tshirts and the back has more blanket style items. Off to the right there are several different styles of china if you are interested in those items.

An import toy shop with a ton of toys and little cute gadgets and stationary for those looking for…read moreAsian themed goods. They aren't cheap, but they do have a lot of chachkas from abroad. Currently a sale with 30% off (Dec 27, 2019), of everything. Stuffed animals, stickers, etc. This is located in the Super Hmart plaza as one of the little shops there.

Changed a lot! The whole store has been reorganized over the past year. The magazines are no longer…read morein the front when you walk in. They are in the middle and more expensive than ever. There are now a whole section dedicated to blind boxes.... Bought one and was super disappointed at the quality. The front desk allowed me to return it for a replacement. Excellent service!

I've stopped by Kinokuniya Bookstore a few times, usually when I'm already in the Mitsuwa plaza,…read moreand it's a nice place to browse if you're in the area. That said, compared to their Manhattan location, this store feels noticeably smaller, especially when it comes to stationery, gifts, and anime merchandise. That part surprised me a bit since you'd expect more space in New Jersey, but the selection here is definitely more limited. They still carry a solid mix of manga and Japanese books, and some fun stationery and collectibles, so it's not like you'll leave empty-handed. It's clean, well-organized, and easy to spend some time wandering through. Overall, it's a convenient stop if you're already nearby and want to browse or pick up something small. But if I'm specifically planning a stationery or anime shopping trip, I'd go out of my way for the Manhattan location instead. Good for a casual visit, just not my first choice for a dedicated stationery run.

Cute store with loads of Hello Kitty stuff…read more They have home decoration pieces, cutsie school supplies, stuffed animals, shirts, etc. Overall, the prices were leaning towards the higher end. Employees were pretty neutral. If you decide to browse around a bit longer, don't be surprised if an employee starts to follow you. Good shop to visit if you're looking for a gift. This store is right beside Utsuwa-No-Yakata.

I was so excited before even walking in the store - you can see all the goodies from outside!…read more There is a lot of variety to choose from but everything is a bit pricey. T-shirts go for about $40, the keychains I saw about $8, cups $10-20. You can also get kimonos in the back for $400. I did like some of the zodiac things they had behind the counter. I would definitely stop by again but don't know how much I will actually buy.

1 token is $3. Bought it 2 tokens each. Most gachapons are 2 tokens. Some specialty ones like a…read moremini Gundam vending replica machine is 3 token. Other things like keychains and acrylic minis stands are 2 tokens. Great variety from hello kitty, Gundam, Digimon, demon slayer, one piece, franchise food brands, etc! Great addition to Mitsuwa!

Jane's Addiction Organization saved my life! I didn't realize how much I had accumulated over the…read moreyears and they made it easy to sort through and transition to an organized home. I couldn't be happier with the service and their communication. 10/10 would recommend to anyone, and will definitely use again in the future!

Wow! I am so glad i called Jane's Addiction! I had been putting off getting rid of all of our old…read moretoys and reorganizing my basement as my kids are now over 10 and we had accumulated a zillion things. Jane helped me transition my basement into a cool teen hangout, declutter, save the good stuff and donate to charity. I finally did it! And she was so professional, on time and at a very reasonable cost. Call Jane and let her be the kick start you need. Now i want to do every room in the house! AMAZING!!

im not quite knowledgeable about how prices work, but I wouldn't go as far as saying the things…read morethey have are overpriced, especially considering you don't have to worry about shipping for huge prints. This place was wonderful to check around and had inspired me to think about getting my own vinyl player! I believe this little shop is one of Nj's fine gems that must be acknowledged and supported by the bergen country community and beyond!

There is something special about the record store. Something very rock and roll and vintage about a…read morespot that is still standing. Records stores, especially mom and pop ones like this one, have always been a piece of the story of rock and roll. While corporate giants like Coconuts and Sam Goody have been swept under by the weight of a tidal wave, in special rare cases remain special reminders of a bygone era. Stores that are stories enough to celebrate Record Store Day should be frequented by the music consuming public. Music Country is actually the oldest record store in America and was featured in a fairly recent documentary. A great relic of NJ and American History!

Today was my first time visiting the Target store in Edgewater…read more I knew it was right next to the Hudson River, so I went to take some videos and photos. This store is definitely surrounded by a wonderful view like few others. As for the store itself, there was low foot traffic today. It was very clean and well-organized. The customer service was great. Next time, I'm going to walk through the entire store--or try to--to see if there's any difference compared to the other Targets I know.

A Target that is on the smaller side of what I'm used to, they have a small Starbucks and no Pizza…read moreHut inside. Off to the left as you enter are toys/school supplies, middle are clothing, and right side is grocery and pharmacy. They need more help at the registers. That was a bit of a line and the self-checkouts were moving just as slow as the staffed lines. Parking lot - also backed up a lot of the time, and the main road out to the street light intersection is often slow and not always allowing folks to turn out. They need a better traffic pattern. Coolers upfront by the Starbucks for for pickup orders that need chilling. Nicely, they limit playing card purchases (Pokemon, Magic, etc.) to two packs a person.

So here's the thing... it's your typical Walmart which means it's great to find everything you need…read morein one shop, but the parking lot can get chaotic and the checkout lines on weekends is a whole different obstacle. Nonetheless its location is right off Tonnelle Avenue in North Bergen so the congestion makes sense.

This is a good Walmart as far as Walmarts go. I know the issues with Walmart as a corp. But the…read moreprices for staples are low and this store is very convenient. Yes it gets busy at peak time but off peak it is easy to shop and even at peak it's not terrible. I don't buy veggies or meat here. The veggies are expensive and not very fresh. The meat is poor quality. But the baked goods, cold cuts, pantry items, dairy, household and other things can't be beat.