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Mandarake
| Name: | Mandarake |
| Date(s): | 1980-present |
| Profit/Nonprofit: | Profit |
| Country based in: | Japan (ships internationally) |
| Focus: | Manga and Anime Merchandise, Doujinshi and other second-hand items of interest to Otaku |
| External Links: | https://www.mandarake.co.jp/ |
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Mandarake is a thrift store chain in Japan that began as a used bookstore, but now sells used manga (professional and doujinshi), anime DVDs and figures, video and card games, Cosplay items and animation cels.
Mandarake ships internationally, so is often used by Western fans to import merchandise not licensed to their countries. Their stores are also somewhat of a popular tourist destination among foreign otaku, sometimes appearing in vlogs. Their website is available in languages other than Japanese, albeit machine-translated and full of errors.
Kitakita doujins for sale on Mandarake
Gegege no Kitaro doujins for sale on Mandarake's website
