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"the best used English book store in Japan" - Donald Richie
"an oasis for foreign bookworms" - Mainichi Daily News October 7, 1995
"the jewel in the crown of Tokyo's secondhand book world" - John Paul Catton, Metropolis
Good Day Books is the largest used English bookshop in Japan, with more than 40,000 different new, used, hard-to-find, and rare English titles in stock. Conveniently located "inside the Yamanote Line," a few minutes' walk from Ebisu Station on either the Tokyo Metro Hibiya subway line or the JR Yamanote, Saikyo, and Shonan Shinjuku lines, Good Day Books sells, trades, and buys used English books and sells new English books. For walking directions to our shop, click on the "Directions" link in the upper left-hand corner of this page, just below our shop's contact information. Good Day Books also hosts:
BookNotes, a monthly series of lectures by the authors of books about aspects of Japan, present or past, and Japanese, famous or obscure. 28 February BookNotes speaker: David Chester, author of Freelancing in Tokyo: A Unique Guide to Achieving Financial Success in Japan's Most Expensive City. Admission: buy a copy of Freelancing in Tokyo from Good Day Books
BookClub, a monthly geopolitics reading and discussion series. 21 February BookClub discussion: The Revenge of the Past: Nationalism, Revolution, and the Collapse of the Soviet Union by Ronald Grigor Suny; and
a Non-Native Speakers' BookClub that meets on the second Sunday of each month. 14 February Non-Native Speakers' BookClub discussion: Moon Palace by Paul Auster.
BookNotes
Lecture Series | BookClub
Discussion Series | Non-Native Speakers'
BookClub |  |  |  | Freelancing in Tokyo
by David Chester
28 February
| The Revenge of the Past
by Ronald Grigor Suny
21 February
| Moon Palace
by Paul Auster
14 February
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