Maruzen Kyoto Main Store

Oh, what a great weather today is! I’m glad that the weather is fine.

Look, Kawaramachi Street is crowded with people today as well. Cars as well as taxies are running smoothly. It is energetic. (Not meant to be noisy) it’s superb.

Oh, isn’t that Kyoto BAL I see over there? Come to think of it, there is a rather large bookstore on the first and second basement floors there. This is a very convenient bookstore that I who say so have visited several times.

Oops! I suddenly remembered. I remembered that there was a book there that I really wanted to buy.
I can’t stay like this, let’s go as soon as possible, let’s go.

By the way, this is what the interior of Kyoto BAL looks like.

And the bookstore is located on the first and second basement floors of this building.

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Maruzen Kyoto main shop.

This place is very famous as one of the largest bookstores in Kyoto! This store offers a wide range of books, from Japanese (general, technical, and comic books), Western, and stationery, and even a café.

The café is like this.

Prices are generally 850 yen for waffles and other sweets.
Curry or omelette on the bottom tier is 1180 yen and 1380 yen respectively.

The bookstore is largely spread out from the basement 1 floor to the basement 2 floor, so there is quite a wide selection of books. It boasts a total of approximately 1 million books, including 70,000 foreign books, in 820 tubo of book space, and 28,000 items in 125 tubo of stationery space. So whether you are looking for technical books, comics, Iwanami Bunko, Kodansha Gakujutu Bunko, or specialized dictionaries, you can find almost anything here.

The Maruzen Kyoto Main Store is located on Kawaramachi-dori Street, approximately close to either subway Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae Station or Sanjo Keihan Station, or you can take the No.12 or other city buses to the nearest location, or I’m sure it’s in the right location, not too far from the city. So, it is readily accessible.

I also read a lot of books these days, including manga, so Maruzen is quite useful for me. Nowadays, it is very easy to buy books by mail order and at much lower prices, but if you actually visit a bookstore and walk around, you will encounter many different kinds of books. In addition, unlimitedly.

Wow, I didn’t know there was such a book. Hm?
What is this comic? It looks kind of interesting.

This is especially true if it is a large, well-stocked bookstore. A walk through a bookstore in the real world that can never be experienced with a single click on the Internet. How about enjoy it here Maruzen Kyoto Main Store.

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じゅうべい(Jubei)
Hello everyone. I am Jubei, an earthling whose energy does not stop today. What I like is playing (manga, movies, music (J-Rock, etc.) and visiting cafes). Thank you for your understanding.