What do you mean by medieval shops?
In Japan, there were two kinds of shops in the Middle Ages, one was folk second-hand shops, and the other was second-hand commodity centers set up by government agencies. Folk second-hand shops are mainly for profit, and the goods they sell are not some worn-out second-hand goods that people see every day. Goods such as second-hand bags scoured from overseas markets are generally cheaper than new products.
The second-hand goods centers set up by the government are mostly old household appliances and furniture, and people will let the government recycle these furniture at a lower price. This process generally requires strict registration and tax payment. After the furniture is recycled, this second-hand goods center will be renovated and maintained by a special person, sold to guests again, and provided with door-to-door service. Generally speaking, this is an environmentally friendly trading model. In recent years, such medieval furniture stores have also appeared in China's Shanghai and Shenyang.
Introduction of items sold in medieval shops;
1, market
It is equal to the flea market in Chinese, that is, the second-hand market, the second-hand market. There are two kinds of medieval shops in Japan, one is a private second-hand shop for profit, and the other is a second-hand center attached to government welfare institutions. The latter is a large-scale exchange place built by the government to promote environmental awareness, increase employment opportunities for the disabled and serve the citizens. Here, household appliances or furniture disposed of by ordinary citizens' families are refurbished and sold again at a very low price.
2. Electrical equipment
Second-hand electrical appliances, the pace of Japanese fashion is very fast. If you keep up with the Japanese trend, you can buy the current international fashion. The living standard in Japan is relatively higher, luxury goods are sold quickly, the price is low, and the electrical appliances are updated quickly, which gave birth to the electrical appliances stores in the Middle Ages, which are essentially different from the second-hand electrical appliances stores in China, not only with good old and new goods, but also with after-sales service.