They work with a point card system. The more you buy, the more discount you get of your next buy. But we compared the prices in several shops around Nagoya and Bic Camera's prices are MUCH higher than certain other shops. The reduction you get on your next buy reduce the prices to the real market-price.
We bought an mp3-player at Bic Camera. The battery never got to recharge. We went back and they gave us a new mp3-player, whose screen never worked. We went again and NOW we have a good one.
Unique Suggestions: Try to be the 100th buyer. Every 100th buyer gets his things for free. No matter how big!
Fun Alternatives: Osu district: Top Camera got me an interesting discount on my digital camera and the Good Will shop in Osu also got me an interesting discount on my brother's mp3 player.
Written Aug 3, 2005
Don't bother with the 'Little World' theme park, unless you would like a laugh. The park was designed so that Japanese Citizens could learn about other cultures, unfortunately it was probably designed by people who have never left the country.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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