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The staff member barely spoke above a whisper, and when I tried to ask questions, they were dismissive and unfriendly. This attitude completely turned me off from making a purchase — truly disappointing.
Dolly Teria
1 / 10
Dolly Teria at Akihabara Radio Kaikan
Location: Japan, 〒101-0021 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Sotokanda, 1 Chome−15−16 秋葉原ラジオ会館 5F
Floor 5 · Akihabara Radio Kaikan
A doll and doll-accessory specialist on the fifth floor of the Akihabara Radio Kaikan.
A doll and doll-accessory specialist on the fifth floor of the Akihabara Radio Kaikan.
Dolly Teria occupies the fifth floor of the Akihabara Radio Kaikan, a magnet for niche hobby shops in the centre of Electric Town. The store focuses on ball-jointed dolls, fashion dolls and the clothing, wigs, eyes and props that bring them to life.The displays are arranged like a tiny atelier, with delicate outfits, miniature shoes and customisation supplies aimed at dedicated collectors. Even casual visitors can appreciate the craftsmanship on show.
Photography policies vary, so ask staff before snapping pictures of the displays. It is a quieter, more specialised corner of Radio Kaikan and a good reminder of how wide Akihabara's hobby scene really is.
+81 3-6262-9454
Japan, 〒101-0021 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Sotokanda, 1 Chome−15−16 秋葉原ラジオ会館 5F
Floor 5 · Akihabara Radio Kaikan
Operating Hours
Closed - Opens Tomorrow
Opens tomorrow at 11 am
Monday
11 am–8 pmTuesday
11 am–8 pmWednesday
11 am–8 pmThursday
11 am–8 pmFriday
11 am–8 pmSaturday(Today)
11 am–8 pmSunday
11 am–8 pmOverall Rating
3.8/5
Based on 28 Google reviews
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LeJg
Tucked inside the Radio Kaikan in Akihabara, the store is packed with a variety of dolls—including Blythe, Licca‑chan, Momoko—and outfits. Prices often run above market rates, but you can still stumble upon some rare finds.
明智α
On my second visit to the buy‑back service, the staff were exceptionally courteous, even though it had been some time since my previous transaction.
なの
I frequently bring items to the shop for purchase, and the staff are always courteous. However, the cramped space makes it difficult to view the merchandise, which is why I deducted one star.
とむ（ふーがん）
The shop cleverly organizes its doll collection by type: smaller and more affordable 1/6 to 1/12 scale figures on the right, custom-headed dolls in the center, and ball-jointed dolls on the left. Despite the limited floor space, everything is displayed in a compact but comprehensive arrangement.
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Dolly Teria
Dolly Feria Storefront
The image shows the storefront of a shop named 'Dolly Feria', which appears to specialize in selling used dolls and related merchandise. The signboard is prominently displayed with the name 'Dolly Feria' written in English, accompanied by Japanese text indicating it's a place where one can buy and sell dolls. There are also indications that the store operates from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Dolly Feria Used Doll Shop
Storefront of Dolly Feria, a used doll shop with visible signage and Japanese text advertising doll sales. Display cases filled with dolls are outside the entrance.
Dolly Feria Storefront
A shop front featuring a glass display case filled with various dolls and collectibles. The store is named 'Dolly Feria' as indicated by the signage above the entrance. Inside, there are shelves stocked with more items, and promotional posters are visible on the walls.
Dolly Feria Storefront
Storefront of Dolly Feria, a shop specializing in used dolls and collectibles. The facade features signage with the name 'Dolly Feria' and hours of operation (CLOSE20:00). Display cases showcase various dolls, including vintage and modern styles, arranged neatly. A floral arrangement sits near the entrance, adding to the inviting atmosphere.
Doll Display Case
A glass display case filled with various dolls and accessories, including Lala Land dolls in packaging, loose dolls on the bottom shelf, and a red dress item wrapped in plastic. Price tags are visible on many items.
Dolly Feria Doll Display
A glass display case showcasing various dolls and dollhouse accessories, including miniature furniture, hairpieces, and clothing. The bottom of the case features a sign with Japanese text indicating that items can be confirmed or tried on inside.
Doll Display Shelf
A glass display shelf filled with various dolls and plush toys in packaging, including brands like 'Slythe' and 'Punky Punky', arranged neatly with price tags attached.
Blythe Doll Collection Display
A display of various Blythe dolls in packaging, including 'Pretty Baby', 'Baby Bunny', and other themed dolls like 'Panda Garden'. Price tags are visible on each item.
Dolly Jeria Store Interior
Interior of a store featuring glass display cases filled with colorful merchandise, including dolls and collectibles. A poster on the left announces 'NEW! OPEN!' for Dolly Jeria Akahara Radio Shop, with details like opening hours (11:00-20:00). To the right, another poster promotes 'NEW! OPEN! 6/20' for Dolly Jeria Akahara Radio Shop. In the foreground, a doll dressed in a purple gown stands near the entrance.
Dolly Feria Temporary Closure Announcement
A promotional graphic announcing a temporary closure of Dolly Feria at Akihabara Radio Kaikan on June 4th due to store-wide holiday. Features two BJD dolls, one holding blue hydrangeas and the other holding a small lion plushie. Text in Japanese highlights the date, location, and directs customers to Dollup! Akihabara Store.
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