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Japan Surplus in Metro Manila

224 shops across 20 cities

Hunting for Japan surplus in Metro Manila? We track 224 shops across 20 cities and towns in the area. These stores sell second-hand furniture, appliances, kitchenware, bikes and tools imported from Japan, usually at a fraction of the new price.

The biggest clusters are in Quezon City (58), Caloocan (47) and Taguig (34). Pick a city below to compare every shop in it, or scroll down for the full Metro Manila list.

Among rated stores, Effata Japan Surplus in Caloocan currently leads with 5.0 out of 5 from 5 Google reviews. Stock turns over as new container shipments arrive, so call ahead before a long trip.

Shops in Metro Manila stock general goods, furniture, appliances, kitchenware, bikes & bicycles, tools & hardware, toys & hobby, and car parts & multicab.

General Goods Furniture Appliances Kitchenware Bikes & Bicycles Tools & Hardware Toys & Hobby Car Parts & Multicab

Cities in Metro Manila

Quezon City 58 shops Caloocan 47 shops Taguig 34 shops Valenzuela 17 shops Marikina 9 shops Pasig 9 shops Las Piñas 7 shops Muntinlupa 7 shops Meycauayan 5 shops San Juan 5 shops Parañaque 4 shops Makati City 3 shops Malabon 3 shops Mandaluyong City 2 shops Pasay City 2 shops Makati 1 shops Navotas 1 shops Pateros 1 shops Quazon city 1 shops San Juan City 1 shops

All shops in Metro Manila

Frequently asked questions

How many Japan surplus shops are there in Metro Manila?

SurplusFindr currently lists 224 Japan surplus shops across 20 cities and towns in Metro Manila. New shops are added as they open, and owners can list their store for free.

Which city in Metro Manila has the most Japan surplus shops?

Quezon City has the most listings with 58 shops, followed by Caloocan, Taguig, Valenzuela.

What is the best-rated Japan surplus shop in Metro Manila?

Effata Japan Surplus in Caloocan has the strongest Google rating among Metro Manila shops listed here, at 5.0 out of 5 from 5 reviews. Ratings change as new reviews come in, so compare the full list before you visit.

What do Japan surplus shops in Metro Manila sell?

Typical stock includes solid-wood furniture, home appliances, kitchenware, mamachari bicycles, power tools, toys and multicab parts, all second-hand imports from Japan. Inventory changes with every shipment, so it is worth calling ahead or visiting when a new container arrives.

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