Bookoff - Matsumoto

It's fun to have a lot of used clothes. It's like a treasure hunt, so I'll put it in all the time.

Although it is a plastic model, it is unreliable that it is sold at a premier price even though it is currently on sale. It's better to buy a new one at the Bunkyodo in the building next door, which is a little cheaper than the list price! ️

You can find bargains in the manga. Many 100-yen books are cheaper than buying them at Mercari. I think there is a large selection of manga.

The store manager of eyeglasses with a shaved head has a rather terrible purchase assessment. The handling of brand-name products is also rough, and they are placed directly on the assessment counter and left open. When I was called by the number and confirmed that I was coming, I left the place, and I was waiting for a different clerk. Louis Vuitton wallet and key case for 300 yen. When I brought it to another place, it was 3000 yen. I am not thinking about the feelings of the customers I bring.

It's on the 5th floor of Alpico Plaza, but it's a shame that the building itself isn't lively. Book Off's store is wide and has a wide variety of product genres. It is useful for finding used DVDs.

It is a BOOKOFF-affiliated recycle shop that opened in September 2018, and is located on the 5th floor of Alpico Plaza, which opened in February of this year. There are two entrances and exits. Facing the escalator in the north of the Matsumoto Bus Terminal Building where Alpico Plaza is located, the left (east side) is books and CDs & DVDs, anime-related goods and trading cards, hobby-related items such as miniature cars and plastic models, and the right (west side) is clothing. , Miscellaneous goods such as tableware and stationery, outdoor equipment such as camping and fishing, and home appliances. In addition, there is a nursery room at Alpico Plaza in the back on the east side, and it seems that records (LP version, EP version and flexi disc) started to be handled at least in 2021. Compared to the Matsumoto Tsukama store, the area is the same or slightly larger, and the product lineup is about 40% for the Book Off series and about 60% for the others. Of course, clothes and bags are divided into ladies' and men's, but it seems that they also handle Japanese clothes to some extent, and there is also a corner for sportswear and children's clothes. Children's clothing is displayed according to age and size, and except for shoes and large travel bags, they are displayed on hangers, so it is designed so that you can easily see what is where. In the children's books, picture books, childcare books, etc. corner on the far left, there are works that I read as a child and works that were the subject of Japanese language textbooks, and a large stuffed animal is placed on the shelf along with a Japanese dictionary. Because it is, the fluffy feeling is interesting. The miscellaneous goods corner on the west side is divided into tableware, cooking utensils, baby products, etc., and handbags and shirts are hung on hangers, so it is relatively easy to find and I think it is worth a look. There are promotional items from mobile phone companies, idol-related goods, etc., there are a lot of unused towels, products sold at 100-yen shops, school supplies such as school bags, etc. Sometimes it is mixed, and there are many figurines that are likely to be found in homes and parents' homes from the Showa era to the beginning of the Heisei era, so you may feel a retro atmosphere, or you may be full of tsukkomi. There are also used home appliances, but PCs do not have software such as OS and office or accessories, so you need to purchase and install them at other stores, and digital cameras at home appliance mass retailers etc. If you need to buy a new battery pack, the warranty period is short, and depending on the model, it may be difficult to get a genuine battery, so be sure to check it out if you are considering purchasing it. The clerk's response was reasonable, but the selling price seems to change depending on the condition of the product. I had the impression that the price of the plastic model was almost the same as that of the nearby Bunkyodo JOY Matsumoto store, but the prices of books and miscellaneous goods ranged from pin to pin. As for the purchase service, you can buy not only books, CDs and games, but also clothes and miscellaneous goods. You need to verify your identity before purchasing, and considering the price, it may be a flea market app, but if you prioritize cleaning up, this will be useful. The purchase price is almost the same as the Matsumoto Tsukama store, and even if the purchase price rises a little for those with a brand name, due to the influence of resale measures and the self-sufficiency system of each store, each item is in the 5 to 100 yen range. There are many, and if there is not a large amount, it will not be a large amount. Actually, at the end of 2018, I brought clothes that I had never worn in three parts, but the total amount is about 2500 yen (1000 yen or less for one time), and the assessment is about unused items and Unopened items and items with little deterioration over time are easy to get a price, and on the contrary, items in poor condition are treated as "voluntary pick-up", so I personally had a severe impression. I have witnessed tourists waiting for buses to arrive and depart at Matsumoto Bus Terminal and foreign tourists looking for daily necessities for souvenirs or something, and while feeling the scenery unique to Matsumoto Station, the miscellaneous goods corner Then, I have witnessed a child running around in the store, even though he may open the unopened product or the product in the box and leave it unattended, or fall or bump into it. Although it has decreased since the Corona disaster, bad manners can be seen and hidden. ■ Due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, the store has been closed at 7:00 pm since the beginning of 2022. Please note that after this closing time, the escalator will only be available up to the 2nd floor.

As of October 20, 3rd year of Reiwa While I was out, I stopped by because I wanted to see a DVD. The store is on the 5th floor of the commercial facility Alpico Plaza. At Book Off, I think it's big. I felt that there were a few more products than the supermarket bazaars at other stores. However, it is easy to find because it is well divided into genres such as Japanese movies, Western movies, anime and kids. DVD and blu-ray are put together. There was also a corner for less than 510 yen. In addition, mainly books such as comics, paperback books, children's books, picture books, and practical books, retro games, CDs, figures and plastic models, fashion decorations such as appearances and bags, sports equipment, belt equipment, trading cards, etc. , Daily necessities, etc. were neatly organized. There were stepladders that could be used as scaffolding in some places, so I think you can reach high places. Also, the proof inside the store is bright and easy to see. The passage was narrow and wide. The location of the store is close to JR Matsumoto Station, so I think it's easy to come by train. For car visits, there is a multi-storey car park adjacent to the store, but there is a charge. The parking lot was very crowded.