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    Ebisu Life Store

    3.8 (24 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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    Alisa J.

    This store was in the China town area which was fun to explore. This store had a huge selection of Japanese goods. And I can't believe how much cheaper they were than the store in Denver. So glad I was able to get m favorite tea and stock up on some Japanese snacks.

    Retna S.

    This store is very unique because it sells Japanese products that you can't find anywhere else. The store is very clean and organized. Staff greeted the customers who came in. They open at noon. You can enjoy beautiful and enticing mochi donuts by Mochinuts at the entrance of the store. The first floor is mostly for food and cosmetics, downstairs is for household items. Make sure that you know what you're buying because I read a sign that sales are final.

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    Amy P.

    Store is huge and there's so much to look at. They have everything here. Ground level: beauty, food, plush, gacha machines. Basement: toys, home, body & hair care. Overall clean and bright. There are so many workers scattered all over so that's convenient if you ever need help.

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    Nick A.

    This is a small little Japanese goods shop in the middle of Chinatown that also offers mochi donuts. The donuts are gourmet priced at $5-7, so definitely more than your regular donut but that's to be expected. The shop itself is a collection of random Japanese goods. From toy kiosks to snacks, ramen, and home goods, there's a variety to look through. However, the store is a bit small and cramped. Overall it's one of those places to stop and look, not necessarily a place you regularly go to when looking for specific items.

    Laura P.

    Newly opened store, cool items but slightly overpriced, there are a couple stores with the similar concept on N 10th street. And there are certain things that are exclusive here, still worth a trip to check them out!

    KhanhMy V.

    I love this store. It is two floors of everything Asian that you might want. It has a lot of super cute plushies and anime figurines. They have delicious snacks, toys, kitchen stuff, and more. You have to check it out. The store shares a space with Mochinut, which is nice to have while you shop. You can order different flavor mochi donuts.

    YangHwa P.

    New Japanese store in Chinatown. You have to go through Mochinut to get to the store. Has 2 floors (ground floor, and basement). The first floor consists of drinks, snacks, cup ramens, and some health and beauty. Basement level has toys, kitchen items, stationery, and health and beauty. I think their health and beauty has the most varied items. It is clean, but they need to lower the volume of music in the basement, it gets too distracting and not pleasant. For non Japanese or Asians this store will be a good one, but I grew up in Japan and the only thing that excites me is their health and beauty section. Overall, a nice experience.

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    Mayumi S.

    I didn't know they are making Japanese market in Chinatown. I was shopping at chinatown walking to bus stop. DJ was out side making noise so I just curious what happen there. went inside found out this is Japanese market and opening day..oh very nice ( to me ) I just forget to buy some candy at maido May be they have so I just waited at the line. Just opening week people want to know what it is so don't care waiting... ok I'm in 1 st floor is snacks and drinks. Many are very familiar.. ok good but I want go to downstairs. Place are very small but neat . I'm Japanese so I pick up and read all of the staff they sale. But I hear from my back they need instructions. Yea, they have some Chinese instructions but not English. Please explain English not a Chinese . It's ok to have a Chinese but definitely need English instructions. Visitor from somewhere can't understand! Pease make english guide... but I'm glad Japanese market here in Chinatown. Sometimes can't find Japanese staff in Chinese market... !!

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    Would not recommend. They overprice everything. One plushie can cost anywhere up to $50 for something small!!

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    3 years ago

    Nephew was excited to go for anime figurines but they didnt really have much but statue type figurines.

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    Horrible with exchange policy... sold a broken item and not allow you to exchange.

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