**I’d start with Fukufuku in Shinjuku, then try Chicago in Harajuku for the yukata.** For samue, there’s a promising lead in Nakano.

- **Fukufuku (福服), Shinjuku:** A secondhand kimono shop carrying men’s clothing too. Address: **2-7-2 Shinjuku**, near Shinjuku-gyoemmae station. Listed hours: **11am–7pm**; phone **03-3357-1130**. Since you’re staying nearby, this is an easy first stop. [Shop information](https://shopping.geocities.jp/fukufukukimono/)

- **Chicago, Harajuku:** A good option for used yukata and obi. A March 2025 shopper report puts kimono/yukata prices around **¥2,000–5,000**, though current stock and prices will vary. The Harajuku branch is at **6-31-15 Jingumae, 2nd floor**, open **11am–8pm**. [Official locations](https://www.chicago.co.jp/store.html), [shopper report](https://www.reddit.com/r/Thrift/comments/1jpfodn)

- **Miyoshi-ya (三喜屋), Nakano Broadway basement:** Particularly worth checking for **samue**: a February 2026 visitor reported packaged samue and jinbei there. Their condition and current availability need checking. Address: **5-52-15 Nakano, B1**; phone **03-5248-4039**. [Map listing](https://map.yahoo.co.jp/v3/place/JUJHJidzrOI), [visitor report](https://www.reddit.com/r/TokyoTravel/comments/1r5xloj/a_place_to_buy_second_hand_kimonos_and_or_yukatas/)

For samue, call ahead or show staff **「中古の作務衣はありますか？」** (“Do you have secondhand samue?”). For the yukata, check the fit and ask whether an **obi is included**.