Kinokuniya is the largest bookstore chain in Japan, with 56 shops around the country, in cities such as Osaka, Kyoto and Sapporo. Overall, it has more than 80 stores in Japan and overseas.
525 S Weller St (at 6th Ave S) Seattle , WA 98104 United States
'Reasons to go outside' is the best book they sell. The book profiles every park in the city . It's awesome.
Huge selection of Asian publications including Manga , Anime , art work as well as gift items . Central location in Chinatown.
They also have a Chinese book section upstairs for all of you about to go on an Alaskan cruise with your Chinese mothers. All 3 of you.
Its well-organized layout, friendly staff , and specialized inventory make it a favorite for fans of Japanese culture and literature.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVEEE this place. It's a little bit pricy but you can never get enough window shopping! AMazing Japanese bookstore .
They have a lot of Chinese and Japanese books and stationary shop items. Additionally you can validate your Uwajimaya parking here!
Are you a fan of manga , anime or Japanese-language books , music , DVDs or magazines? This bookstore is LOADED with great stuff. Within Uwajimaya (store), it couldn't be more convenient!
Great place to find import Japanese books and magazines. Anime and English manga is upstairs, doesn't seem to be accessible any other way. Can be cramped.
Incredible selection of manga , notebooks, washi tape and pens. Also a giant pusheen? I could have spent two more hours in there.
Large Japanese-language magazine selection, with the option to do an in-store "subscription". CDs upstairs, DVDs downstairs + lots of cute gifts + stationery.
Kinokuniya's handsome and comfortable retail space in Seattle has the largest manga selection in the NW! Great selection of books , zines, office supplies , DVDs. Bookstore members save 10% all year. Read more
Tons of manga in English and Japanese, including yaoi.
Stockists of travels notebook, midori , and a wide selection of pens.
Get ready to be completely overwhelmed by the scrapping section if you're into journaling. Have your wallet ready.
Invest in the membership card for 10% off most purchases, plus advance notices on sales and other exclusives. Try it out for a yr on your purchases!
This place is humongous. Second floor has all the anime and manga .
Tons of imported books and goods. Mostly from Japan.
There are some great Japanese knitting books here, with great photos. You don't have to know Japanese to follow the patterns; they are in a symbolic language that anyone can learn to follow.
Best place for buying hard to find paper goods
Great selection of books and movies and magazines
You can get lost just checking out all the amazing Japanese magazines.
Amazing magazine selection.
Great Japanese and English bookstore
There are books here that are nearly impossible to find elsewhere. Stock up!
Stationery selection used to be better, bring back more postcards! :'(
It has many thing but it is too tiny the space, need to organize better
Lots it trinkets!
Great selection. I can spend hours just in the knitting and sewing section.
The pens are awesome! And don't forget the stationery :)
Hours of entertainment.
Expensive but diverse
So much fun stuff here. Check out the fun crafty stuff like the fancy masking tape!!
Bunny stuff. Love.
Noodle Zen was yummy and fresh, chicken and beef teriyaki was amazing! - Rachael Pearson
The best plate is Kahaku Prawns try it with brown rice and Mac salad best ever! - Alvin Wafer
Super knowledgeable staff! Looks like a great spot for reading and grabbing a coffee with a friend or two. - L. T.
The best place to browse for cooking and baking books. Classes and author events too. Love this place! - Trophy Cupcakes and Party
The best comic shop in Seattle, hands down. Awesome staff, terrific staff. - Cole Hornaday
Great supermarket to find everything japanese: from kitchenware to sashimi cuts, fresh vegetables and imported liquors. - Ricardo Hernandez
The atmosphere is great for any occasion, plus there bubble tea is SO good (especially taro milk tea w/ extra tapioca pearls) - Tala N
Daiso's small but sprawling interior in their International District location has housewares priced around $1.50 or so including travel items, home furnishings, paper supplies, accessories and more. - Eric Tigre