NEW PEOPLE

Great place to see some J-pop culture. Mezzanine level has Maru-Q which has a great assortment of modern clothes from Japan. 2nd floor has a variety of stores - SouSou is a definite shop to check out with unique Japanese fashions that have a traditional/modern edge to it.

Baby the Stars Shine Bright and Alice and the Pirates has a lovely shop here. It's perfectly ruffled and adorable. There were even some discounted items.

New People reminds me of the smaller boutique malls in Shibuya. The concept is fantastic and definitely worth visiting even just to do a bit of "window" shopping. I also recommend checking out the Viz Cinema located on the bottom floor as it usually screens interesting movies or anime. If only they can have some later shows during the weekends, it would be perfect.

I'm sorry, but this place was just strange. We didn't even see a movie theater but went for the shops inside and there were only 2 retail with really strange items and a tea room, as in English tea. This is in Japantown. Nothing fit in.

My first time here was during the recent JPOP summit it was AMAZING!! My favorite display was 6%DokiDoki ...all of the items in your store are Amazing and I LOVE that I can travel to "KAWAII" Japan in just an hour!!! Love You guys!
xoxo SUgar

Watched a delayed viewing of Love Live! Sunshine!! Aqours 5th LoveLive! ~Next SPARKLING!!~ here. Line management was fine and I was able to get into the theater in the basement with no issues.

This review is about the cinema downstairs from the store. You'll see films here you will not find anywhere else even the nearby Sundance Kabuki. The directer had an informative Q&A after a screening your reviewer attended. Check it out.

Small, intimate, and clean private movie theatre with a great vibe. It's a really perfect venue for independent movies and film festivals.

It was fun. Went to watch a movie at their basement theater and it was really nice. It was clear and it was pretty comfy. Would come back again!

This is better than the St. Francis Apartments on the other side across Geary. This place gets confused with the other side of Geary location on Google Maps because it says the San Francisco Film Society is over there. Google Maps (from a Facebook link) has it located over there. It had me looking for it over in that block. Very frustrating and had me lost for an hour.