This is a fun store to browse and look for fun gift ideas. They carry lots of video game…read morecharacters, anime', Pokémon misc last minute gifts. They have hello kitty stuffies and household items to name a few. It's worth a stop you never know what you will find.

If you are looking for a taste of Japan without the flight, this shop is a must-visit! They offer…read morean incredible selection of Japanese merchandise that covers a little bit of everything. Whether you're looking for unique snacks and drinks, trading cards, or anime characters and plushies, they have you covered. I was also impressed by their non-hobby items; they carry beautiful posters, tea, authentic tea sets, and various kitchenware that you won't find at your typical big-box store. It's the perfect place to find a unique gift or to stock up on your favorite imported treats. The staff is friendly and welcoming, which makes browsing the packed shelves a great experience. Just a heads-up: the parking lot is shared with Trader Joe's and several other shops, so it stays very busy and can be a bit of a scramble to find a spot. Despite the parking hustle, it's a fantastic local gem for any Japanophile!

I am not sure why it took me so long to check out The Happy Mermaid! I've had many friends that…read morelove this cute little gift shop and tell me I must go! I came here on the last day of the season. I bought a cute dress and had fun checking all the fun stuff out! The owner Cindy is a delight to chat with! Afterwards, I had lunch at the Island Cafe, and wandered around the marina. It was a glorious day to be there!

Cute little gift shop next to the Island Cafe, so it's convenient to browse the store while you…read morewait for a table at the cafe. Many of their items are tropical themed, but not all, and they have a variety of items to appeal to all ages and budgets. Items range from small souvenirs and trinkets, toys, home decor, jewelry, funny socks, t-shirts, Hawaiian-style shirts, more clothing and hats. The lady working there (possibly the owner?) was very nice and helpful. For parking, be sure to pay attention to the parking restrictions signs in the parking lots and along the road to be sure you are parking where it's okay to do so.

This is the cutest toy store. We were greeted when we walked in. Everything seems expensive but…read morethey also have really great brands like Jelly Cat, Speks, Maileg. We saw a lot of "squishies", fidgets, stuffed animals, books, tiny toys and even a small amount of nee dohs they had got in that morning. My kids are 13 and 16 but still very much enjoy this store, this is our third or fourth trip there. My kids made 3 laps around the store deciding what to get before we headed to check out. Both women working seemed to check on us more then necessary, it didn't seem like they were genuinely interested in seeing if we needed anything but more like they were making sure we didn't break or pocket anything, it was weird. We will probably go back again because my kids love to check out the new stuff and they have great inventory but again I feel like we could have gotten anything there for a few dollars less somewhere else.

We really loved this store, so many things to see, mini everything. Customer service is super…read morefriendly. We love sellwood

Had a good selection of stuff, lots of office supplies, hello kitty, and one of my favorites was…read morethe Japanese Lolita sewing book fully in Japanese!

I'm a sucker for Japanese stationary products. During my occasional visits to Portland, I always…read moreend up at Little Otsu on the East Side. A few days ago, my Son and I were hanging out in Beaverton, and he suggested that we pay a visit to the Uwijimaya Japanese grocery store, which has a small-ish Kinokuniya Bookstore situated within the back corner. After escaping the tractor beam of the grocery store's extensive Saki selection, we make our way over to the bookstore. We found the usual contained within: manga, magazines, Totoro, and of course notebooks, lots of pens, and various other unique office supplies. The stationary section is mostly contained in the last 3 rows of which I wandered repeatedly. My Son finally told me that time was up, and so I reluctantly checked out within the store with just a cool campus spiral notebook and a cheap olive-inked ballpoint. I could have gone for more, and I will during a future visit.

Primo humyn & inventory! More Simpsons collectibles than i've seen anywhere, & a humble rock star…read moreto guide you

Don't go here specially when the dude w painted nails and a hat is working he has no idea what he's…read morelooking at half the time when you go in trying to sell figs lol brought him some solid ones where he could've easily doubled his profit and he didn't even take em out the bags to take a look I had 9 in total 3 of them alone were worth 70$-80 the rest I was practically giving away for free at that point but oh well what can you expect when the dude upfront has no idea what he's looking at and he's there just to be there missed out on a easy profit again don't waste you're time going here I expected more from a local business that's been around for this long ‍maybe get some more people that are knowledgeable to work at you're store and you'll see more $$$ flow

I almost didn't stop here. I'm so glad I did. This small shop has some beautiful stuff for children…read morefrom infant to probably age 5-7 or so. That's as far as clothing, anyway; they also sell a lot of toys, some art supplies, that sort of thing for children. I didn't look at every piece of clothing here but what I purchased was all from brands I haven't heard of before, and really lovely stuff, so in addition to adding the shop on Instagram I'll have to check out the brands too. The woman helping me was very friendly, happy to help but to give me space. I bought a top for my babe and when I was looking at it she mentioned she had a navy colorway, which wasn't out on the floor but she went to get it for me to take a look at and I MUCH preferred it to the green one I had seen and was considering. I can't wait to see her in it! It's not a cheap shop, particularly if you're looking for clothing. But they had a sale going on when I was here and the two racks were packed with stuff. And the toys are generally not as high priced as the clothing if you're looking for a gift or something. If you're on a tour of children's stores in Portland, add this one to your list.

I love this little gift store. I have a special doll that I buy for each of the girls born in our…read morefamily and they are the only place ai can find them!

A neighborhood toy store that has been around forever. Wonderful toy shop. Great for buying…read morebirthday gifts for kids 10 and under. The staff is very knowledgeable and they gift wrap which is always a plus. The prices are comparable to any other local store. Yes, it's a little bit more expensive than shopping online. However, it's a much better experience and it's nice to not have to go home and fuss with wrapping paper. I wish they carried more options for older kids but this is definitely our go-to for the under 10 crowd.

Nice toy store with lots of options. They have books, art supplies, and such in addition to toys;…read moreit's a good selection and one in which you can find a gift for children of a variety of ages. Their staff was friendly. The store is has a two-tier floor plan, but they have a ramp if you have a stroller or anything with wheels. There's a very small play area for children as well to keep them occupied if needed. The parking for the store is the street parking available here in Multnomah Village.

Very knowledgeable staff. Good selection of crystals and stones. Reasonably priced. I highly…read morerecommend coming in and checking out the shop. Don't forget to check out Serenwitchery's Apothecary inside of If the Broom Fits, for a wide selection of potions as well as many services, including Tarot reading and Reiki!

Discover Our Region's Most Magickal Resource a Treasure…read more Through observing three transformative evolutions, I've had the honor and privilege to engage with 'If The Broom Fits.' My heart lives here even when I am far away. Searching for the? 'If The Broom Fits' grows as a sanctuary open to the public. Locally owned, it is a gem haven for local artists and practitioners. Insight, authenticity, and unmatched services. This is where a Sacred Journey could embark on an Untamed Path of meaningful results, growth, and wisdom of any craft. Even the shadow and dark teach. Inclusivity is at the heart of their ethos. All are welcome. Driven by Curiosity? Uncover unique treasures you've never encountered, along with familiar finds you'd expect. Part of a Community, seeking or (creating) your tribe, this is the place to forge unexpected connections and unearth hidden resources. Weary of overpriced trinkets mass-produced elsewhere, step inside for a transformative experience. Not just cosplay? Need a specially commissioned item or interested in mastering a unique new skill? A haven to explore questions and interests too often considered forbidden elsewhere. Kitchen, nature, high or low, and even that which is yet to be, you'll find items and knowledge crafted with love and ethics palpable everywhere. Make sure to greet Debbie & Jim and tell them Midas Pa--also known as David (smile)--sent you. But be warned: you may be greeted with a warm hug, and your life's trajectory could shift in unimaginable yet beautiful ways. Worth the drive or flight, 'If The Broom Fits' is more than just a shop; it's a transformative adventure to be experienced. Blessed Be, and Merry Meet, by the POTU Rule of 3, may your journey find and bless you and our world. Embark on a Sacred Journey along an Untamed Path. In all things, may love and wisdom guide you. Brightest of Blessings to All - POTU David