Absolutely not kidding. The had ESs and ESIIs as well and some real Pentax curios - SMC Pentax 400-600mm zoom anyone? Pentax-F 17-28mm fisheye zoom? Before I went there I couldn't have imagined it - cameras that you'd describe as 'rare' in rows of 10 or 20. A junk box of untested tatty stuff for a thousand yen each, some of it very rare and desirable, but they evidently had so much stock that they just didn't have time to test it.
A real proper shop staffed by two old men - when I took my Pen D3 to the counter and asked if the meter worked, one of them said '
ah, wakaran' ('dunno') and got out a large toolbox full of old batteries and a multimeter. He tested about ten batteries until he found one with some charge left in it, then tested my meter with that before putting them all back in the box.
It was well located, too, just down the road from Yodobashi Camera which means that when you've bought your camera, still reeling from the shock and delight, you can
plunge into their film fridge Here's their occasionally updated stock blog