古本よみた屋

I like the assortment and choices of all genres. In particular, the thought corner at the back of the store is a sight to see. I was surprised when I found Jean Meslier. If it is new, the list price is 30,000 yen. I didn't buy it this time because it was too big. It is one of the ideal second-hand bookstores.

Please be careful here. A second-hand book shop may be the best place to buy a book, but it's hard to think of it as the best way to sell a book. This is because the valuation takes a considerable amount of time and the valuation amount is also quite low. Second-hand bookstore owners often say that a book is worthless, but its value is universal and vague. Therefore, you have to find a suitable place that matches your value. At the read shop, a part-time clerk acts as an agent, so it takes time there as well. There is no business trip, and if you are dissatisfied with the amount, you will be sent back at the cost of shipping. I think this is just the right place to buy a book. However, it is sad to be able to underestimate the books that I have loved for many years. I wonder if the person who buys it can also be determined by experience points. Postscript: There was a reply from the owner, but I did consult before the request, but I immediately requested the book to the place where I consented to the business trip, and the request to the reading shop is a different matter. Also, how about a reply that seems to have been priced based on the premise that it was 3000 yen at another store. I wrote this as a review, so I wonder if it would be nice to write personal things as a reason. At a later date, the owner of the shop, who read it, corrected his text conveniently. Re-added: I asked Mr. Bohemian Guild of Jimbocho and Mr. Gyozando to organize the books, but he suggested a convincing method. Honyoshi, who is the younger sister in question. Isn't the shop I read again a special fraudulent method? I suddenly think. The purchase price is too terrible, and the forcible big bag method without examining the contents should be changed in the future. Many people expect that after sending a large number of books, many people will give up on the low-priced proposal and end up with it. It's possible to speculate that, perhaps, only the most remarkable books out of the many books purchased are in other markets. It is an old bookstore that you should be careful about. The shop owner used to make excuses that good books on Twitter were cheap, but he was just fooling around because he wanted to read them. Again, the conclusion is that you should stop buying books here. Especially if it is a valuable book. Above all, you can see it by looking at the comment section of the relevant Yomitaya below. It is not possible to recommend it at a second-hand bookstore where you can not get rid of the low consciousness of reusing waste products and continue to stay in business around Dosa.

After the owner changed I didn't show up because I had a bad reputation for buying Pikaichi, but ... I thought I was trying things. I asked you to buy it the other day. result Assessment is less than half of ordinary privately owned stores I assessed four cases, but it is cheaper than a large bookstore. This is a specialized book in the field that this shop is good at. I was stunned. I would like to visit again if the owner changes.

I think the number of books in Kichijoji is the highest (except for Book Off). I think old book lovers will be thrilled with the taste of THE secondhand bookstore.

As far as I know, it is the cheapest shop in Japan. I buy about 4 million old books every year on average. There are familiar old bookstores in Jimbocho, Hongo, and Waseda. This is a good store for buying good books at a relatively low price, but when it comes to selling, it's completely different. I once brought in several books sold at second-hand bookstores in Japan for tens of thousands, but I was offered a ridiculous purchase price. From time to time, I go to the store and buy it. However, I think it is better not to request a purchase here. Postscript: There was a counterargument from the store side. That's why I buy an average of 4 million a year, and I'm deeply associated with multiple second-hand bookstores and get a lot of information. I know all about the purchase price of old books, even if the shop I read does not tell me. Other second-hand bookstores have also told me that it is better not to sell at a read shop. As far as I know, who keeps buying books from more than 100 second-hand bookstores a year and has a lot of experience in requesting purchases, the one with the cheapest purchase price is Yomitaya. As far as I know In Japan, there may be more shops to buy and beat than the ones you read. Therefore, as far as I know, I am the best in Japan. Even so, the mentality that argues is amazing. Knowing what kind of business he is doing, it seems to be a reading shop who tries to deceive by making such a quibble counterargument. It's such a store. Addendum 2 "You have written and erased slander about my personality many times. Can you stop doing that?" Was re-argued by the reading shop. After all, it feels like lol. From the type of shop I read, it's a shop that seems to be slandering and deleting people's reviews, saying that it is "slandering", reporting to Google, appealing to legal means, etc. I guessed that, so I deleted the expression that seems to be recognized as "slander" even if I wrote it once. I had to rewrite it. It seems to be a read shop that argues against that point again. The Yomitaya World is fully open.

It was an impression that the clerk did not value the book. Overall, it was a higher impression than the market price. A certain complete collection was sold at a price about 10 times the market price. I don't want to go there again, but I have a valuable book, so it's 2 stars. Postscript There was a reply from the owner to the word-of-mouth communication, but I do not know how to reply to the reply, so I will reply by word-of-mouth editing. When I visited on the afternoon of the 24th of this month, a clerk who was organizing the bookshelf dropped a book on the floor and immediately returned it to the bookshelf without checking any scratches caused by it. When you buy a book, you decide the price based on the condition of the book. However, I don't think I should rewrite the price tag if the book may have been damaged by our own negligence, but I didn't think it was sincere to put it back on the shelf without checking the condition. More fundamentally, I don't think I value books when I'm not even willing to try to see if they're hurt when I hit something with my own fault. It was. You can check it with a security camera in the store on the afternoon of the 24th. Regarding a book that is much higher than the market price, I will not write it because it is rude to the author. For example, it is now well known that there are many books that are soaring on Amazon even though they are in stock at the publisher, but they prefer a specific genre or a wide range of genres, not online search. It is a price tag that makes book lovers who go around old bookstores with their own feet feel uncomfortable as soon as they look inside the store. Due to the nature of Google Maps reviews, rather than writing them due to excessive activity from here, it is often the case that somehow the impression is written by the guidance from Google that you should write the reviews if you like. Perhaps when I stopped by, a clerk who was sick happened to drop the book in a stunned state and immediately returned it, or maybe the book with the wrong price tag just came into view. I didn't get the impression that it was a reply after taking into account my own thoughts, so I will leave the evaluation as it is. Excuse me.