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1746 Post San Francisco, CA 94115

415-525-8630

http://www.sffs.org

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1746 Post San Francisco CA 94115

Hours: Daily 8am-11pm

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Features: Wheelchair Accessible

Parking: Garage, Street

To Rome, with Love

By Michael Fox | Wed, August 15, 2012

As you count down the dwindling days on your summer fling, it’s perfectly natural to feel a melancholy twinge. The Italians have a word for it: Ciao. (As in, “It was nice, but don’t let the door hit you on the way out.”) Snap out of that fleeting... More »
The Apocalyptic Teen Massacre That Came Eight Years Before The Hunger Games

By SF Weekly | Wed, August 08, 2012

By: Eric HynesIn a broken world not unlike our own, the state corrals a group of teenagers into a tightly controlled terrain and compels them to murder one another with an assortment of weapons until ... More »
Japanese Hunger Games

By Eric Hynes | Wed, August 01, 2012

In a broken world not unlike our own, the state corrals a group of teenagers into a tightly controlled terrain and compels them to murder one another with an assortment of weapons until there's a sole survivor. Such is the plot of Hollywood's... More »
Corpo Celeste

By Mark Holcomb | Wed, June 27, 2012

First-time writer-director Alice Rohrwacher's minutely observed, emotionally complex Corpo Celeste would be a treat in any season, but it's particularly refreshing amid the summer-movie bombast. An anti-spectacle in every way, the film focuses on... More »
Small Lives, Big Frames

By Michelle Orange | Wed, June 20, 2012

There’s no electricity in the Brazilian village where Found Memories is set, and trains no longer heat up the tracks. For the remaining dozen or so inhabitants, there is just a kind of ritualized waiting, something director Júlia Murat lingers... More »
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2011 | Best Gift Shop for Japanese Wares

New People will persuade you that you need a necklace with an ice cream sundae on it, a smiley-faced toothpick holder, and a round, puffy speaker to plug into your iPod and dangle out of your pocket -- all in the same shopping trip. The retail cornerstone of the 2-year old complex in Japantown that also features an anime movie theater has managed to put a stranglehold on cuteness for an area already dripping with kawaii. More »
2010 | Best New Shopping Experience

Where else can you get Japanese goth dresses, anime DVDs, and gorilla-shaped iPod speakers, all under the same roof? New People offers all those items and more. Opened by VIZ Media founder Seiji Horibuchi, the three-story building houses the New People Store, VIZ Cinema, several cutting-edge boutiques, and the Superfrog Gallery. You can go from browsing the latest J-pop CDs to trying out a toothpick dispenser and putting your money in a Face Bank (think of a piggy bank, but with human nose... More »

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1746 Post San Francisco, CA 94115

415-525-8630

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To Rome, with Love

By Michael Fox | Wed, August 15, 2012

The Apocalyptic Teen Massacre That Came Eight Years Before The Hunger Games

By SF Weekly | Wed, August 08, 2012

Japanese Hunger Games

By Eric Hynes | Wed, August 01, 2012

Corpo Celeste

By Mark Holcomb | Wed, June 27, 2012

Small Lives, Big Frames

By Michelle Orange | Wed, June 20, 2012

2011 | Best Gift Shop for Japanese Wares

2010 | Best New Shopping Experience

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