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    • Denman JohnD
      Denman John
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      Shimokitazawa. You could spend a whole day there wandering the streets and checking out all the shops. We must of went in at least 40 different shops on our last visit as my wife loves that area.

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        jfk1117
        Haraki san Student
        @dasmaq
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        @dasmaq was given this. Koenji is exceptional.

        The easiest way to shop at vintage stores in Tokyo , is to go to Koenji Station . He will find in this area more than 100
        Vintage Stores. It‘s fun to check all side streets .
        For High End Stuff , he can check there :
        Safari , Suntrap and Whistlers

        PS : For Super High End Denim Stuff, he has to go to Berberjin
        In Harajuku

        Wtb
        Brown or blue hairline duck - ihsh-92 - XL

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        • NikN
          Nik
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          The first Tokyo leg of my trip to Japan ends today with a Shinkansen to Osaka. We’ve had a great time staying at Hamacho Hotel, enjoyed a special tour of Tsukiji with Yukari Sakamoto, a very fun omekase dinner at Kashiwaya Ningyocho, and yesterday some shopping at Henderson Scheme, Engineered Garments, and The Real Mccoys. Been running around the Imperial Palace Loop and along the Sumida River. Looking forward to Iron Heart Osaka.

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          • S
            selbstzweck
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            Heading to Japan next week and plan to hit either the Osaka or Hachioji store (or both) while I'm there at some point! I know the selection is more limited than what's offered online through IHUK, but is sizing availability more limited, as well? I'm usually an XL-XXL and 36'' waist in IH and wondering if it'll be hard to find my size there.

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            • AlexA
              Alex
              IHUK Crew
              @selbstzweck
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              @selbstzweck Japan stocks XS-XXL and 28-40, not including 35. Their stock holding is also significantly smaller than IHUK, and what they have will vary shop to shop too.

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                selbstzweck
                Raw and Unwashed
                @Alex
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                @Alex Awesome, thanks! Mostly I think I’ll just be looking for some standard IH stuff, so should be good.

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                • PointmanP
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                  Appears I'll be in Japan the end of September through the Silver Week holidays. Only things I know for sure is I'll be Tokyo and Osaka at some point. I plan on visiting Iron Heart. But I'm wondering, if I'm going to be in both Tokyo and Osaka, do I need to visit the Hachioji store vs the much more accessible Osaka store? Do they carry much more stock at Hachioji? Everyone here is going to tell me to visit both, right?

                  I own too many pairs of jeans.

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                  • GilesG
                    Giles
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                    Hachioji is way larger, but like all places that sell Iron Heart, they are both low on stock.and remember, much of what is sold internationally, is not sold in Japan....

                    "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                    • ÆRϺΔΚÆ
                      ÆRϺΔΚ
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                      When I was at the Kojima store most of the stuff they didn’t had would come from Osaka if I want it. They can ship it to your hotel as well.

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                      • PointmanP
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                        Visited this lovely shop today and received incredible service.

                        I own too many pairs of jeans.

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                        • dirtyframerD
                          dirtyframer
                          Haraki san Expert
                          @Pointman
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                          @Pointman did ya leave empty handed??

                          IG: mgm.woodworks & denim_n_boots

                          "Every day work harder on yourself than you do at work."

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                          • PointmanP
                            Pointman
                            @dirtyframer
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                            @dirtyframer said in Tokyo (JP):

                            @Pointman did ya leave empty handed??

                            The only thing that left empty was my wallet.

                            I own too many pairs of jeans.

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