Bunkitsu (2018): Tokyo bookstore charges admission, sells hours not books
Bunkitsu charged admission instead of selling books: ¥1,500 for a day of coffee and 30,000 titles, and the model spread.
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Bunkitsu charged admission instead of selling books: ¥1,500 for a day of coffee and 30,000 titles, and the model spread.
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