Must go for kpop fans! Giant store a little ways a way from the main Ktown plazas but well worth…read morethe walk! Has literally everything kpop related, from albums to merch, both new and old releases. Wall to ceiling shelves of albums for every artist, both solo and groups. Have a lot of stuff from recent comebacks and older merch as well. They also have a good selection of photocard supplies, binders, and stationery supplies. Miscellaneous cute plushies and trinkets as well, you'll definitely find what you need here!

We just came from Louders That was playing K-pop on every single TV. So I really was ready for the…read morestore. They had K-pop everything. CDs. Videos. Calendars clothes. I really loved. It. Smells like the hell kitty store.

Cute store, nice discovery in Madang Mall!…read more Loved the decor and the window displays that lured me in! Nice clothing selection, more unique, interesting items, decent prices and good customer service. If you are shopping, make it a stop! It has a nice array of merchandise to browse and try. Not your regular mall chain shop!

This is a really cute store and the store owner is soo nice! My guy and I ended up just getting…read moresome really cute pins when we came by. I thought the clothes were really cute, but they didn't have my size in the ones I liked for myself. I think this is a nice place to get gifts for people that aren't touristy type gifts. I know there's a lot in the store that my niece would like as well!

Don't get me wrong! It's a great place for merch and has had a lot of great pop ups recently! The…read morestaff is usually amazing and super efficient. The reason why I'm giving it a 3 out of 5 is because of a bad experience today with the door person. We came in today, July 19th around the afternoon, about 3-4 PM. I understand their bag policy, it sucks but what can you do. We were very compliant with the doorman, but he seemed to have an attitude. Listen man, I get that it's hot and you may be having a day, but that doesn't mean you get to be rude. We went in, and immediately he needed to take our bags. We complied cause it's policy, and I politely told him "oh I have a small bag!" As in to tell him we have another bag to give him. He took it the wrong way and said "trust me I don't want to take it more than you do" under his breath. Buddy, I can hear you. I didn't even say it in a rude way, I'm just informing you that there was another bag. Whatever, we handed all our bags over, one of which was a bag carrying some merchandise (mainly some posters we purchased from another event we came from) mind you, there was 4 posters from a limited time event in there, worth $65. He asked "what's in the bag" all judgmental, like buddy, I get you need to know so you know where to place it on the shelf, but there is such a thing as asking in a nicer way like "is there anything delicate in here" or such. I told him it was some posters I had got. So. TELL ME WHY THIS GUY PUT THE BAG WITH THE POSTERS LAYING FLAT DOWN FIRST AND THEN PROCEEDED TO PUT OUR HEAVY BACKPACK AND OUR SMALLER BAG ON TOP OF IT. BUDDY. YOU ARE USING A METAL RACK SHELF, AND PUTTING HEAVY ITEMS ON TOP OF PAPER. SOME OF IT WAS EVEN ON THE EDGE SO YOU'RE ACTIVELY CREASING AND BENDING MY BELONGINGS. Anyone should know if you have anything fragile like posters, you would put it on top of the other bags so they do not get folded or creased or get and indents. I quickly told him if he can put the bag with the posters on top because I don't want them to get creased or bent. He doesn't say anything and just quickly does it, but he made a face. Buddy, if you don't like your job or can't do it well enough to know common sense like not putting delicates under heavy items, quit and go find something else, and leave your attitude at the OUTSIDE the door. I went home after this, and saw that all of four of my posters were creased in the same spot, coincidentally the same spot that was bent over the edge of the shelf. I don't care if they're posters and they can be replaced, not everyone has the luxury to replace broke items, especially not limited ones, I spent my hard earned money on it for it to be permanently ruined by some boy who doesn't care about other people's belongings despite being entrusted to handle them. Anyways, come for the merch! But maybe leave your valuables someplace where you know they'll be safe from damage.

Place was cool, they did a sega sonic pop up didn't take long and my sister got some good stuffread more

This is a hidden gem. I got a feeling it's going to be big. Lots whimsical girl items and…read morewonderful women items. Got to check it out. Service is 1 st class

Adorable store with very cute things. Very unique and adorable merchandise. Do yourself a favor…read moreand check it out. You'll be glad you did. Great value on quality items!

The elderly lady shopkeeper makes constant rude remarks in Japanese in front of customers, as if…read morethey couldn't possibly understand her. In addition she stares at you like you're going to steal, and checks things you touch after you touch them. I have never seen a shopkeeper give attitude over asking her for the price of items...I might have been asking her to give blood. Ma'am, I very much understood your Japanese grumbling in front of me that my child was noisy and saying "just shut up already", when she was just being a normal child laughing with her father next to me while I was trying to shop. I didn't buy anything which is a pity, I came here often growing up but I never will go to this shop again. Go to BUNKADO instead, they carry the same and many more varieties of traditional Japanese souvenirs and articles, they have top notch service, many more books, and are kind and polite. Way more respectable store that takes pride in its stock, versus Blooming where everything is dusty or grimy but still somehow overpriced.

This review is for the Wishing Tree:…read more After seeing a small crowd of people writing down wishes of their on a strips of colored paper and hanging them on a tree in front of Blooming Art Gallery, four of us wrote down our own wishes and also placed them on the tree. I think this is a great idea because I believe that if you put a wish out "there," somewhere in the universe, that wish just may come true. Buy a strip of paper from the employees. Write you wish(es) and tie your paper on the tree with everyone else's wishes. Now that you've announced your wishes, think positively and they will come true!

I really recommend this gift shop! They had a lot of blind boxes and japanese skincare and shampoo…read more The boss is really friendly and if you use cash, they give you a discount.

The store is very cute! There's a lot of beauty supplies, blind boxes, stickers, and plushies! The…read moreworker is always so nice and helpful!

Shop Yuji is one of several handmade finds and gift shops in the SGV (San Gabriel Valley) area with…read morecurated shelves featuring items from various local artists and indie designers. [Parking]: Free parking behind the building. If the lot is full, then there should be plenty of alternative free public parking options in Downtown Alhambra. [Space]: In many ways, Shop Yuji is quite similar to Happibara Station in Little Tokyo but slightly less anime-focused. The shop carries sticker designs, pins, stationery items, washi tapes, keychains, plushies, greeting cards, tote bags, trinkets, mugs, posters, hats, art books, mouse pads, Bluetooth speakers, original blind boxes, scented candles, etc. Visitors will also find selected IPs based on Snoopy, Hello Kitty, Pokémon, and etc. There is a mini print vending machine at the front entrance. [Conclusion]: S-tier Asian-inspired chibi and creative small gift shop in Downtown Alhambra. If you are a fan of artist alleys at local conventions or pop-up events, then this shop is right up your alley - no pun intended.

How cute~! The prices are definitely a little high in this shop, but it is "gift" pricing rather…read morethan "outrageous" pricing. I hope this means that the artists are getting a fair share of the proceeds. There are definitely very unique items here. It is kitschy a and there is a wide range of items from stickers to jewelry to clothing and accessories.

As much as I wanted to like this place, the person in charge was so rude and uncalled for. My…read moredaughter's been wanting to come for the longest but we never make it cus of my work schedule. Today we made it 15 minutes before closing, & as we walked in the lady tried to close the door on us and tell us we only have 5 minutes to browse. Okay cool, my daughter finds the photo cards she wants & instead of wasting 10 minutes browsing looking for an item I asked "do you have photo card holding albums" . In which the response I was met with was a rude "look yourself" . Just flat out rude. There was so many other ways she could've addressed it. " No I don't have that item" would've been sufficient enough. Don't plan on returning because of this experience, a real bummer for my daughter as she's been looking forward to this.

I love kpop music town! It's one of the many kpop stores located in Ktown in LA and there is a HUGE…read moreselection of albums from pretty much any group you can think of. The prices are average, it's not the cheapest store but not the most expensive. It can get crowded since there's such a wide selection in a small store but definitely worth stopping by if you can't find what you're looking for at other stores!