Edificio otaku📍 Akihabara

Lashinbang Akihabara New Store

Lashinbang's largest branch in Japan — two floors of secondhand figures, character goods, doujinshi and anime CDs/DVDs inside Akiba Cultures Zone. Tax-free shopping is available, but there's no English signage on site.

Lashinbang's largest Akihabara branch, on floors 1F–2F of Akiba Cultures Zone, open daily 11:00–21:00 with tax-free shopping but no English-language signage or staff.

Storefront of Lashinbang's Akihabara store, a second-hand anime/manga goods shop, Tokyo
MiNe / CC BY 2.0
Sitio oficial ↗

Bueno saber para otakus

Cómo llegar
JR Akihabara Station (Electric Town Exit), about 4 min walkAbrir en Google Maps ↗
Libre de impuestos
Sí — lleva tu pasaporte
Inglés
Sobre todo japonés — una app de traducción ayuda
Pago
  • Efectivo
  • Tarjetas
Envío internacional
Sin envío internacional

Horario

Monday
11:00–21:00
Tuesday
11:00–21:00
Wednesday
11:00–21:00
Thursday
11:00–21:00
Friday
11:00–21:00
Saturday
11:00–21:00
Sunday
11:00–21:00

Destaca por

  • used figures
  • small character goods
  • doujinshi
  • anime CDs & DVDs
  • used manga

What it is

This is Lashinbang's largest branch in the country, filling the first two floors of the Akiba Cultures Zone building on Chuo-dori. One floor is packed with secondhand figures and small character goods — can badges, rubber straps and acrylic keychains among Akihabara's biggest selections — while the other holds used manga, doujinshi, anime CDs/DVDs, game soundtracks and drama CDs.

Good to know

Confusingly, Lashinbang's original 2011 "Honkan" (Main Building), a few minutes away, became a buyback-only counter in 2017 — this Akiba Cultures Zone location, officially the "Shinkan" (New Building), is now the real flagship sales store. It offers tax-free shopping and an on-site currency-exchange machine, but there's no English signage or English-speaking staff, so a translation app helps if you don't read Japanese. The shop stays open to 21:00, though buyback (selling) reception closes at 18:00.

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