BOOK TOWN じんぼう

More than 100 bookstores have been gathered in the streets and surrounding alleys mainly of Jingguotong and Baishantong, which have been open since 1880. The space in the store is mostly small, and some bookshelves have been placed on the sidewalk.

Put down the busy days, it's good to go shopping here. I would like to mention that there is no temple girl in Quanyue Temple without a lottery. Looking at the entrance of the cemetery, it is an old man. You must go on the day of good weather. It is worth staying and watching.

While visiting the bodyguard, I found that there are many bookstores here. There are many ancient books here, and of course there are many comics. I wanted to read it carefully, but many of the texts on the books are written in Japanese, which is useless to me. But it is really a good experience to explore in the bookstore. If you like Japanese, don't miss it here.

Where book lovers like to go, perhaps the world can not find the second bookstore so concentrated street, so book lovers linger.

Book-loving tourists should not miss, the number of bookstores, more second-hand bookstores, may find one or two precious wire book. Oriental Bookstore and Neishan Bookstore specialize in books about China.

Every time I come to Tokyo, the first stop is Kanda Shinbao, the world's first ancient book street. Japanese love reading. Everywhere in Tokyo, you can see bookstores of all sizes, and the quality of books is very high. The study of things is also quite sufficient and worth learning.

Almost all shops sell old books, some antique Japanese books, so if you can’t/can’t read in Japanese, this place won’t be so interesting. If you can speak Japanese and you love books, bring your money. Make sure to arrange for individuals to drag you away, and if not, you end up reading in a corner and forgetting time, and then centuries will be so over.