Toys and Collectibles – Page 4

International Tokyo Toy Show 2013 Day 3 Event Report

Featuring both Business and Pubic Days, the exhibition occupies three sprawling halls at the infamous Tokyo Big Sight.

Merchants sell a mix of anime goods and handmade items, and it’s a great way to pick up a figure or two at bargain prices.

Diver City in particular has a collection of souvenir shops that has few rivals.

I went back to Nakano to pick up a few bits and bobs, but whatever money I saved in Nakano took a critical hit in Shinjuku.

Credit cards are accepted at all shops so uhm have fun? ^^v

IDK about you guys but I feel that prices at the store have increased significantly over the past year.

The Kotobukiya store was just a litany of things I wanted but didn’t need.

Kiddyland Harajuku and the Evangelion Store Tokyo 01 are absolutely terrible places for people with poor impulse control.

Nakano Broadway houses a number of second-hand toy and hobby shops for figure collectors on a budget

If you are an avid anime fan and figure collector, Akihabara is a one-stop shopping district that can fulfill all your needs.

This year’s TAGCOM, held at the Robinsons Midtown Manila last weekend the 5th til 7th of April 2013

VT is an upstanding (really!) member of local toy collective Otakai, who has gone on to establish his own hobby shop and toy store.