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Look out for the giant cartoon mascot painted on the top of this flagship store in Akihabara. Inside the six-floor building it’s a hive of activity as Japan’s otaku (nerds) flip through the latest releases. In addition to the nation’s bestselling new comics, the shop offers a selection of dojinshi, fanzines created by devoted manga amateurs, showcasing everything from Disney-esque fantasies to hard-core porn.
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Transport Akihabara station (Yamanote, Sobu lines), Electric Town exit; (Hibiya line), exit 3.
Telephone 03 5294 0123
Open 11am-9pm mon-thur; 10am-9pm fri-sun.
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