Johnny's Planet: Where to get Johnny's stuff... Global List.

tiramisuaddict · Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 1:09 pm Post subject:

you are so correct! Now I had to shell out an extra P1200 to get my copy of Riida's butai DVD from PhilPost wuaaahhhhhh!!! cry

tangerine_fever · Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 8:32 am Post subject:

Somehow I find it impossible to believe that Melbourne (Aus) doesn't have ANY arashi related-goods. I mean, seriously. We're developed and stuff confused

Any chance someone here knows of a secret location I haven't discovered yet??

minnde · Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 11:24 am Post subject:

thanks for making this list.. smile

the information about the shops in Paris was really useful! i print maps for the shops but i forgot them to our hostel.. so with this information on this page it wasn't even hard to find the places big grin

Jaacquueeliinee · leecher Joined: 04 Mar 2008 Posts: 5

Hmm... Just realised that there are no shops listed in Korea ne.

sheeella · Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 7:23 am Post subject:

In the Philippines, you can buy a lot of Arashi stuff... It's all pirated though!

I bought my original CDs when my family travelled to Thailand... you can find those in any music store. Too bad I forgot the name of the music store, but I was able to buy there Iza Now video DVD, Arashic CD, and 2 copies of the Aozora Pedaru single. clapping

When it comes to stuff you can buy in the Philippines, you can go to Metrowalk, Pasig. I was able to buy there DVD copies of the following:

Concerts:
How's it Going! Concert
Iza Now Concert
Arashi Around Asia (Taipei) Concert
Tokyo Dome Concert

Jdoramas:
Hana Yori Dango 1&2
Bambino
Gokusen
Kimi wa Petto
My Sister, My Love (Matsujun)
Yamada Taro Monogatari
Letters from Iwo Jima

Too bad, all of those are pirated! I'm not promoting piracy, but for those who are desperate to get copies, can buy those in Metrowalk, Pasig. You just need to search through all the booths and stalls there.

We'll be going to Taipei in October (also to hopefully watch Arashi's concert), can anyone recommend a music shop/store where they sell Arashi stuff and CDs? Original this time! Wohoo!

crystal_tears · Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:09 am Post subject:

tiramisuaddict wrote:

you are so correct! Now I had to shell out an extra P1200 to get my copy of Riida's butai DVD from PhilPost wuaaahhhhhh!!! cry

why so expensive naman?! philpost is too much! it only cost me P35 per package (orders from yesasia.com). I claimed mine in philpost north harbor.

Ran-chan · leecher Joined: 04 Aug 2008 Posts: 11 Location: Germany

You totally made day. Heart

I'm going to paris next week and will visit Junkudo!
*will drag her poor mom through half paris to shop all the great stores*

Mysticwen · leecher Joined: 07 Aug 2008 Posts: 5 Location: Singapore

Hmm..may i know where are the outlet in korea which sells 'JE stuff' huh?!Cause i will be going there at end of the month.Hope can grab some special things back.(:

Please reply me,if you know any info about it.Thankyou Heart

yuli · Johnny's Jr Joined: 28 Aug 2008 Posts: 21

thanks so much for posting this. i've wondering where i can go here in LA.

i was also wondering for anyone that lives in LA, CA. does anyone now where i can buy phone chains of arashi or anything like that?

thanks

Yurippe · Johnny's Jr Joined: 03 Oct 2008 Posts: 56 Location: Berlin

Feri-chan wrote:

the_almigthy_me wrote:

war doch sehr gut ^^

wollte ich eh noch hier reinschreiben.

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sorry, i dont realy know what they offer, I only know that they offer J-Rock, but on the Flier they say: Anime, Manga and J-Music but maybe there is more on the homepage

hehe, thank you ne ^^ i'm gonna watch it over and hope indeed that they also have J-pop stuff.. well the first thing I searched was ''Gackt'' becuz of the J-rock offers like you said.. so cool what they have ^^

They do have, but CDs cost twice as much as in yesasia or cdjapan. I only buy magazine there. They stopped having Oricon Style, but got Potato and Myoji instead. The japanese bookstore stopped selling those, however. So, buy magazine there if you want, but refrain from buying CD unless you want to pay 35 Euro (that's more than 50 Dollars if I calculated correctly). I pay 20 Euros for an album at yeasia. Shipping included. The magazines cost between 5 and 10 euros at Neo Tokyo.