Paul M
Rude and useless service. Staff here need training in customer service. If you hate your job that much why work there. Only purchased in the end because my wife really wanted the bag. If it were up to me I would have walked out.

Location: Japan, 〒542-0085 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Shinsaibashisuji, 2 Chome−5−3 2F
Dotonbori, Osaka
A well-organised secondhand shop on Shinsaibashi-suji selling clothing, goods and more.
A well-organised secondhand shop on Shinsaibashi-suji selling clothing, goods and more.
2nd Street Shinsaibashiminami is part of Japan's well-known 2nd Street reuse and recycle chain, occupying a second-floor space on the Shinsaibashi-suji shopping arcade. The store offers a broad selection of pre-owned clothing ranging from casual vintage to seasonal trend pieces, alongside home appliances, furniture, sports equipment, and hobby items. Unlike some thrift shops that feel cluttered, 2nd Street is known for its organised, boutique-like presentation that makes browsing a genuine pleasure. The Shinsaibashiminami location focuses particularly on fashion, with men's and women's clothing arranged by style and season for easy navigation. The store accepts major credit cards and Ponta point rewards, and cashless payment options are available. Operating hours are 11:00 to 21:00 daily, and the store's position on the southern end of Shinsaibashi-suji means it is within easy walking distance of Namba station. The area has earned a reputation as a reuse heaven, and 2nd Street is one of the key players drawing vintage hunters to the neighbourhood. Whether you are a seasoned thrifter searching for Japanese vintage labels or a curious tourist wanting to experience the country's secondhand culture, this shop offers an approachable and well-curated entry point. It is a rewarding stop for anyone who enjoys the thrill of finding a hidden gem.Based on 93 Google reviews
Paul M
Rude and useless service. Staff here need training in customer service. If you hate your job that much why work there. Only purchased in the end because my wife really wanted the bag. If it were up to me I would have walked out.
ClayD Z
Absolutely ridiculous – staff and manager need retraining This store really outdid itself—illegally searching a customer’s bag and then …
Fiona F M
Sales girl extremely rude, went to ask for the price of a bag she snapped at me, then took the bag away even though i wanted to buy it i asked for it back & she then proceeded to tap her ridiculous nails at me she's lucky I didn't brake …
Mina Mena
FYI only residents of Japan can sell at these stores. Even if you have a visa and live in the city, they dont accept it. Don't waste your time trying!
Chris Du
Great places to visit. Find some vintage

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