Narita and comic books
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Narita and comic books
Hi all,
Does anyone know if there is a place to buy Japanese comic books (animate) at Narita airport?
Thanks in advance!
Does anyone know if there is a place to buy Japanese comic books (animate) at Narita airport?
Thanks in advance!
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I don't know if they also sell comic books. But if you are land side, this is kind of fun.
https://japan.stripes.com/travel/nar...ack-home.html1
https://japan.stripes.com/travel/nar...ack-home.html1
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I don't know if they also sell comic books. But if you are land side, this is kind of fun.
https://japan.stripes.com/travel/nar...ack-home.html1
https://japan.stripes.com/travel/nar...ack-home.html1
Excellent; thanks for the quick response!
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There are bookstores / news stands in the terminals. I am sure they will have some comic books (Manga). Probably not as wide a selection as you can find in a large bookstore in Tokyo.
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I don't know if they also sell comic books. But if you are land side, this is kind of fun.
https://japan.stripes.com/travel/nar...ack-home.html1
https://japan.stripes.com/travel/nar...ack-home.html1
There are bookstores at NRT, Terminal 1 gate area and Terminal 2 gate area.
I see that you are from Los Angeles area, I lived at Hermosa Beach for more than a decade. In Los Angeles area there are Japanese bookstore Kinokuniya and Book-Off. These bookstores do have very good selections serving Japanese expatriates living in the Los Angeles area. I know at Kinokuniya you can order any currently published books in Japan. Kinokuniya can look up online for and tell you at spot if a book you are looking is current published and available.
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Do you know that Narita Anime Deck is still open? Last I heard was that Narita Anime Deck closed last year.
There are bookstores at NRT, Terminal 1 gate area and Terminal 2 gate area.
I see that you are from Los Angeles area, I lived at Hermosa Beach for more than a decade. In Los Angeles area there are Japanese bookstore Kinokuniya and Book-Off. These bookstores do have very good selections serving Japanese expatriates living in the Los Angeles area. I know at Kinokuniya you can order any currently published books in Japan. Kinokuniya can look up online for and tell you at spot if a book you are looking is current published and available.
There are bookstores at NRT, Terminal 1 gate area and Terminal 2 gate area.
I see that you are from Los Angeles area, I lived at Hermosa Beach for more than a decade. In Los Angeles area there are Japanese bookstore Kinokuniya and Book-Off. These bookstores do have very good selections serving Japanese expatriates living in the Los Angeles area. I know at Kinokuniya you can order any currently published books in Japan. Kinokuniya can look up online for and tell you at spot if a book you are looking is current published and available.
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I see that you are from Los Angeles area, I lived at Hermosa Beach for more than a decade. In Los Angeles area there are Japanese bookstore Kinokuniya and Book-Off. These bookstores do have very good selections serving Japanese expatriates living in the Los Angeles area. I know at Kinokuniya you can order any currently published books in Japan. Kinokuniya can look up online for and tell you at spot if a book you are looking is current published and available.
It's accessible via train + bus from the airport. Bus leaves from Keisei Narita station.

