Is Ghibli store trustworthy?

In Japan, the official Studio Ghibli store is called “Donguri” meaning an acorn in English. There are thousands of counterfeit Studio Ghibli products circling the web, but with buying from the official store, you will be 100% assured that it is genuine.

Where is the Ghibli store Japan?

Kamakura City
Donguri Kyowakoku or Donguri Republic (どんぐり共和国) is an official store of Studio Ghibli with over 30 branches across Japan. One of them is located in Kamakura City, one of the most popular day trip destinations from Tokyo which can be accessed within an hour from Shibuya station.

Is there an official Ghibli store?

There’s now an official Studio Ghibli store on Amazon, so you don’t have to live in Japan to have easy access. To help you narrow down the offerings, we’ve selected the best Studio Ghibli merchandise.

Where can I buy anime goods in Tokyo?

Top 10 Anime Merchandise Shops in Tokyo

• Animate.
• K-Books.
• Gachapon Kaikan. Nakano Broadway:
• Mandarake.
• Toy Barn. Ikebukuro.
• Lashinbang.
• Toranoana. Shibuya.
• Mugiwara Store.

Where are the official Ghibli stores in Japan?

Donguri is the Japanese name of Studio Ghibli’s official stores mainly located in Japan. Aside the “Mamma Aiuto” shop in Ghibli Museum, the animation studio partnered with Benelic Group to create a store chain quasi-exclusively dedicated to the brand’s by-products.

Where is the corporate office of Studio Ghibli?

The Studio Ghibli Corporate Office. Less than 3 km from the Open Air Architectural Museum, it’s a temptingly easy stroll from there to the corporate headquarters of Studio Ghibli in Koganei. Or take the JR Chuo line train from central Tokyo to Higashi-Koganei, and it’s a 600-meter walk from the station.

Which is the best Akihabara store to visit?

With something for everyone, Kotobukiya is the first we recommend of all Akihabara’s stores. Inside you’ll find a wide range of anime, manga, and gaming merchandise.

Where to buy glow sticks in Akihabara Japan?

With a section displaying goods from famous works such as those by Studio Ghibli, and another for Akihabara souvenirs, you’ll enjoy this store even if you’re not an otaku culture expert. At otaku events in Japan, you can’t be without Cyalume – known more widely in the English-speaking world as glow sticks.