I love this store, located inside the Mitsuwa market. It offers a great selection of books, pens,…read morestickers, traveler's Notebooks, and many gift items. You can also find Japanese manga and other unique Japanese goods. Their always excellent selection includes blank books, journals, plushies, and cute tote bags. Also, some T-shirts, mugs, mood rings, and coffee mugs. I came in for adult coloring books. Immediately next door, you'll find a market specializing in all Japanese foods and sundry items. This includes fresh sushi to go and shops featuring all kinds of Japanese fast food. After shopping, you can enjoy a meal there--shop, then eat: it's a great plan. Friendly service. Easy to park!

So this is the 3rd kinokuniya branch I visited and this is the smallest branch. The good thing…read moreabout this location is that it's by mitsuwa supermarket. The location also has a small food court area with a selection of various Japanese stalls. Since it's a smaller branch the selection is less. But if you want to go to a Japanese bookstore, grocery and eat some Japanese food - this location has all 3.

Beautiful designs and layout of the store. Wonderful for gifts, design, linens, glassware, bags…read moreand clothing.

very unfriendly staff- interesting how they sell asian/japanese goods (at a whack price point btw)…read moreand only greeted *certain* customers that walked in - and my partner and i definitely don't fall into that group... it was quite hard to look at anything when you felt like you were being watched but at the same time not even acknowledged as a customer. i would suggest going to tokyo central or small businesses in little tokyo/torrance that are more deserving and most of all, FRIENDLY. for the store managers, i suggest teaching the staff a few manners like hi and hello! i hardly ever leave a yelp review for a store, but it truly was such a negative experience

This charming gift shop is the perfect place to purchase stationary, candles, jewelry, cards, baby…read moregifts, and other quirky and cute gems. It's giving Paper Source Vibes, but is unique because it's locally owned. I went to find a gift for someone and ended up buying a gift for myself because I have no self-control when it comes to cute things. So when I saw the Punch the Monkey sticker I had to buy it and I stand by that decision.

Very nice gift shop. Has everything that you could get for a person. Books, greeting cards,…read morestationery items, baby items, Ayala teas, Savon bath products, etc. Service was kind, and I had come in for the 3rd Annual Stationery Store Day crawl; this was their first year participating. I was happy to see that they had the official SSD merchandise too. There is a parking garage within easy walking distance. Respectfully Reviewed.

Place kind of blew me away. I got some gift ideas for my work crew and coworkers that are into…read moredecorating art. I was greeted by friendly employees. Place had some interesting gift shop ideas. Nothing too expensive. Nice small business here with some great items to offer. I was impressed with Arteria. I will be back for more.

super cute spot for stationary fans!! as someone with ocpd i love the color coding.. scratched my…read morebrain !!

What a wonderful find. Boy do I miss stationary stores! They are hard to find these days. We…read morehappened upon this store while checking out all that The Point shopping center has to offer. The staff were all friendly. The assortment of inventory is wonderful. Take your time to look at everything. They have many different venues set up depending on what you are looking for. They have a great discount area as well. The assortment of startionary, cards, and art supplies is first class. When we checked out they asked if we had a Barnes and Noble membership so they are somehow associated to B & N. When you have time and want to peruse and shop at a lovely stationary store make a point to head over to The Point in El Segundo. While you are there make sure you go at a meal time as there are many yummy eateries to choose from while you are there!

Whenever I go inside with my POC girlfriend they follow us around the entire time watching her as…read moreif she is going to shoplift. Whenever I go in on my own as a white male I'm left alone. It's very upsetting to both myself and her.

Splendid Splendid…read moreselection of Japanese, Italian, and other papers --and some other supplies and notebooks. Staff knows their items. For artists, hobbyists, etc.

Great spot for getting wood, special and fruit paper. Cool kites and arts supplies. Small business…read moreowned and nicely woven. A little pricy but the quality is high tier

Before the year comes to an end, I felt I had to write this review…read more Since moving to the United States, I had struggled to find a pen shop that truly felt right. Then, a few years ago, I discovered Flax Pen to Paper, and over several visits, I purchased fountain pens, notebooks, and inks from them. Every time I visited, I could genuinely feel how much they care about pens and paper. Their professionalism always made shopping there a pleasure. The staff are consistently kind, knowledgeable, and thoughtful, creating an environment where customers can take their time and truly enjoy pens and stationery. Thanks to them, I've had many genuinely happy experiences. One of the fountain pens I purchased, however, developed an issue with the nib. Because I live quite far away, I wasn't able to return right away. After quite some time had passed, I decided to visit again--honestly, with very modest expectations. That day, I was helped by the staff and Jeremy. Even though a significant amount of time had passed since my purchase, they warmly and generously offered an excellent solution. The experience was incredibly kind and heartfelt--completely different from anything I've encountered at other pen shops in the U.S. I felt both grateful and a little sorry for their generosity, and I couldn't bring myself to leave without purchasing a few notebooks and inks. So I bought some notebooks and inks. It was a very warm-hearted experience. Flax Pen to Paper is truly a wonderful place. I sincerely appreciate that they exist and continue to run this business with such care and integrity. The forecast says it's going to rain tomorrow, but I'll still be stopping by to buy my planner for next year--and I know I'll be coming back again and again. Flax Pen to Paper-- thank you so much for being here. I truly mean it. If you're looking for notebooks, pens, or stationery, look no further. This is the place you should go. Based on my years of experience, I can't recommend them highly enough. I truly love Flax Pen to Paper.

An awesome little stationary store in Westwood Village that has a surprisingly amount of great…read moreoptions. They really do have a great selection and even have some Jellycat in the back. Whether it's stationary or pens and everything related to it, you can pretty much find it here. The staff is also really polite. Parking in this area isn't too bad, you can find metered street parking if you go during the right time of day. I would say that pricing is fair and I would recommend to anyone searching for a good stationary option.

This shop transports me into a new world where I feel right at home. Chris and Courtney are…read morewelcoming and knowledgeable as can be, and every time I visit I feel the positivity, community atmosphere, and reverence for the products/brand. Chris patiently walked me through buying a notebook, fountain pen (my very first and I'm now hooked), and ink cartridges for a new journaling project I started. I look forward to returning!

This is on Abbott Kinney in Venice, amongst many other colorful stores. I was drawn to this while…read moresauntering along Abbott Kinney one weekend afternoon because of their wares visible through their glass front. I thought their bedroom slippers, handmade in Japan, were really luxurious, and soft to the touch. The price didn't seem unreasonable for the quality and workmanship. They, obviously, have a lot of foreign tourists visiting the store, but also some locals like me. I would return here in a heartbeat!

At Pylones in New York I admired their Computer, Culture, Health, and Idea Logs. Bookstores or…read moreUrban Outfitters sometimes carry their Personal Library Kit. I bought my first Knock Knock greeting cards at Paper Source in Pasadena because my boyfriend and I liked the checklist/report card motif. I need to get him the Pack This! pad but I've got my eye on Paper Voodoo as a contingency plan. They still sell binder clips, folders, and large rubber bands as part of a themed bundle but they seem to specialize in quirky stationary. Warning: I just got four viagra spam with the e-mail address I gave them.

GENIUS! in a bottle…read more I know Urban Outfitters has their stuff for sale in their stores, but I fortunately purchased directly from Knock Knock at an event in LA. Knock Knock has so many great books and stationery that could be great gifts, but I think I like them more, so they end up being a great gift for me! I've gotten the Bachelorette Bingo game, the Food: Chit Chat for all occassions little book, and for my brothers - the Pick Ups & Come Ons booklet.

First visit and I enjoyed my time!! Literally sticker heaven and features different cultures and…read moreaesthetics. They also have a few stationery items, but I wish they also sold washi tapes. I really loved how they had a section for Tagalog stickers and also sold baybayin notebooks and notepads. 10 big stickers for $20 and $5 sticker sheets (buy 3, get 1 free). Decent price for good quality items. Will be coming back!

Came here on a Tuesday around 6pm. It was actually not empty inside and there were lots of…read morecustomers. They have some midori notebooks and other journaling items. I wanted to buy a stamp, but it was super expensive. Cute stickers though. I bought some of the school related sonny angel stickers and the red-flag collection stickers. Seems like the back of the store is for printing stickers? There was a whole back section where I saw a little boy working on machinery??? The he came out to wipe the shelves. Lol