Pam B.
8/27/2025
Went here first weekend of August. Brought my 2 teen boys to the Santa Anita Mall because I needed to pick up something in this particular mall. They went around by themselves and found them at...
Kinokuniya Bookstore
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400 S Baldwin Ave Ste L3
Arcadia, CA 91007
Kinokuniya Bookstore in Arcadia, CA, offers a diverse range of books, including new releases, trending manga, and featured titles. Specializing in Japanese literature and language, the bookstore provides self-study books, Japanese textbooks, and exclusive stationery and gifts.
With a focus on promoting Japanese culture and creativity, Kinokuniya collaborates with various artists and organizations to offer exclusive items and promotions. The bookstore also hosts events, interviews, and contests, keeping customers engaged and connected to the latest offerings.
Whether browsing in-store or shopping online, Kinokuniya provides a unique experience for book lovers, art enthusiasts, and fans of Japanese pop culture. The bookstore welcomes visitors to explore its curated selection and discover new releases and hidden gems.
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Kislev A.
8/27/2025
Came back again because our last visit was very much enjoyable and we found a great deal of items that interested us. Unfortunately this means I had to spend money because my girls found stuff....
Stevo O.
10/11/2025
There is so much I want at this store, it's hard to determine where I should start! The store is dedicated to Japanese stationary and reading material in both Japanese and English. The environment...
Maruko X.
9/4/2025
The Japanese bookstore and gift shop is located inside the shopping mall. The walkway is so narrow here and hard to navigate with two way traffics, and it's overly packed and crowded over the weekend.
Michelle T.
9/15/2025
The Sonny angels here are marked up $5 more than the website. They used the be the same as the online price. So sad they decided to up the price. Just go buy them online for cheaper.
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