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Mandarake (pronounced ‘Mandala-K’) is the place to go for action figures related to obscure Japanese anime, retro US toys from the 1960s and ’70s, manga, dojinshi (fanzines) and any kind of kitsch weirdness you care to name. It has numerous outlets in the Nakano Broadway shopping centre. The Shibuya branch is almost as vast.
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Transport Nakano Station (Chuo, Tozai lines), north exit
Telephone 03 3228 0007
Open Daily noon-8pm
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