Infinity Books Japan

Infinity Books & Event Space Tokyo's best place for Used English Books, Japanese study books, English Conversation(英会話), Live events and more!

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“Watch your step. Keep your wits about you; you will need them.” — The Crimson Petal and the White, Michel Faber

Rich, immersive, and deliciously dark, Faber’s sprawling novel brings Victorian society vividly to life while giving voice to those usually left at its margins.

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Some books remind us that no one is ever completely known.

Perhaps understanding someone is not about reaching a final conclusion, but remaining curious enough to notice who they are becoming.

📖 From the shelves at Infinity Books Japan — Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

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📚 New arrivals at Infinity Books Japan

📖 Inside Story — Martin Amis
😂 The Biggest Pub Joke Book Ever! 2 — David Southwell, Sam Wigan & John Muller
👜 Deluxe: How Luxury Lost Its Lustre — Dana Thomas
⚡ Disclosure — Michael Crichton

Available now at Infinity Books Japan. 📚

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🇯🇵🎶 Oct 16–17 @ Infinity Books

Fri 7PM: Candid Reflections on Residency in Japan – long-term foreign residents share the successes, challenges & realities of living here. Open Q&A.

Sat 8PM: Informal Jam w/ Giovanni & Friends. Play, sing or listen!

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“In the intelligence business, nothing is ever what it seems.” — The Company, Robert Littell

Ambitious, gripping, and packed with historical detail, The Company is a sprawling tale of spies, secrets, and the human cost of living a life built on deception.

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Some books remind us that language is never still

Perhaps that is why words can hold memory and possibility at once, constantly moving us between who we were, who we are, and who we might become

📖From the shelves at Infinity Books Japan — The River Has Roots by Amal El-Mohtar

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This week special opening hours

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📚 New arrivals at Infinity Books Japan:

🔎 No Man’s Land — David Baldacci
🩸 Magpie Murders — Anthony Horowitz
🏚️ The Haunting of Moscow House — Olesya Salnikova Gilmore
🧛 Dracula — Bram Stoker

Murder, mystery, ghosts & Gothic chills.

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🎤🎶 Oct 9–10 @ Infinity Books

Fri 8:30PM: English Standup Comedy by Meshida – My Japanese Perspective.

Sat 7:30PM: Totally Acoustic – bring an instrument or your voice. All levels welcome. No electric guitars or mics!

📍 Asakusa

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🎤🎶 Oct 9–10 @ Infinity Books

Fri 8:30PM: English Standup Comedy by Meshida – My Japanese Perspective.

Sat 7:30PM: Totally Acoustic – bring an instrument or your voice. All levels welcome. No electric guitars or mics!

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🔥 Staff Pick

“People change. They just don’t change all at once.” — Nobody’s Fool, Richard Russo

A warm, funny, and deeply human novel about Sully, a stubborn small-town man navigating the consequences of a lifetime of questionable decisions.

Available at Infinity Books Japan

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Some books remind us that the way we see others often reveals something about ourselves.
Perhaps one of the greatest losses is not goodness itself, but losing the ability to recognise it.

📖 From the shelves at Infinity Books Japan — The Book of Air and Shadows by Michael Gruber

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📚 New arrivals at Infinity Books Japan

🕵️ The Drop & The List — Mick Herron
🏙️ Fleishman Is in Trouble — Taffy Brodesser-Akner
🌹 The Crimson Petal and the White — Michel Faber
📖 Four Novels — Marguerite Duras

Available now at Infinity Books Japan. 📚

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🔥 Staff Pick

“Sometimes the greatest danger is believing you understand what you see.” — The Eye of the Monkey, Krisztina Tóth

Sharp, surreal, and quietly disturbing, Tóth turns the familiar into something sinister, exploring how easily reality can shift beneath our feet.

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🎲🎨 Oct 2–3 @ Infinity Books

Fri 7PM: Board Game Night – RPGs, tabletop games & friendly competition. Beginners welcome!

Sat 8PM: Free Art Party – draw, paint, write, sing, perform or simply enjoy the creativity.

📍 Asakusa | 🆓 Free Art Party

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Some books understand the strange contradiction at the heart of the detective story. The detective exists to restore order, yet depends upon disorder to have a purpose.

📖 From the shelves at Infinity Books Japan — Marble Hall Murders by Anthony Horowitz

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📚 New arrivals at Infinity Books Japan

🔎 The Underground Man — Ross Macdonald
🚀 Her Smoke Rose Up Forever — James Tiptree Jr.
🌊 In Ascension — Martin MacInnes
🕵️ Death on Darby’s Island — Alice Walsh

Available now at Infinity Books Japan. 📚

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🍷🎶 Sept 25–26 @ Infinity Books

Fri 8PM: Friends & Drinks – a relaxed night of drinks, books, conversation & new faces.

Sat 7:30PM: Asakusa Acoustika – acoustic open mic. All genres welcome, 3 songs/15 mins. Come play or listen!

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🔥 Staff Pick

“Life is just a series of transitions, some chosen and some imposed.” — Transit, Rachel Cusk

Precise, intelligent, and beautifully observed — a novel about change, identity, relationships, and the unsettling possibilities of starting again.

Available at Infinity

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Some books remind us that wonder doesn’t have to be invented. It is already there in ordinary life, waiting for our attention.

📖 From the shelves at Infinity Books Japan — An Alchemy of Mind: The Marvel and Mystery of the Brain by Diane Ackerman