BOOKOFF is the most famous second-hand shop in Japan and they have about 800 shops in Japan. 

BOOKOFF offers not only second hand books, but also CDs, DVDs, cell phones, cameras, home appliances, musical instruments, clothes, sporting goods, trading cards, toys, baby goods, brand-name goods, precious metals, and daily necessities. Although the items are used, they are in very good condition, so you can purchase valuable items at reasonable prices. They also buy used / unwanted items, which is convenient when you move from Japan.

In this article, we introduce BOOKOFF's purchase service and its "on-site" purchase service that you can use in English.

How to Sell At BOOKOFF

If there is a BOOKOFF store nearby, or if you have items that you can bring in, it is convenient to bring your items directly to the store. Click the store finder to find one, bring it in. The fee will be calculated on the spot and you will be paid in cash if the item is worth the price.

Don't forget to bring your ID card since they will need it to make a payment.

BOOKOFF Store Finder

You can find BOOKOFF stores through Hokkaido to Okinawa.

https://www.bookoff.co.jp/inbound/

BOOKOFF Door-to-Door Purchase Service

If you live in Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, or Saitama prefectures, BOOKOFF's Door-to-Door Purchase Service is available.

You can have them come to your home to pick up items. This is a great option if you would like to sell large items such as furniture, home appliances, or a large quantity of items.

How to Use the Door-to-Door Service in English

1. Contact them by e-mail mentioned in the image below.

2. Schedule a pick-up day and time at your home.

3. They will come and pick up your items.

4. Their staff will assess the price and inform you of the amount in a week.

5. If you accept the price, the money will be transferred to your bank account within 3 business days.

Other Options to Sell / Dispose Unwanted Articles

There are several options to sell or dispose unwanted articles in Japan.

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