[2025 Tokyo Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Nintendo Store Tokyo (Updated Jul)

Located on the 6th floor of Shibuya PARCO, about an 8-minute walk from Shibuya Station, this Nintendo shop offers a wide range of merchandise, gaming consoles, and game software from Nintendo. In addition to the products, there are also character monuments on display. The Animal Crossing characters were absolutely adorable. From large plushies of the mushrooms featured in Super Mario to Minecraft blocks, the shop is packed with irresistible items for gaming fans. The store attracts a significant number of foreign tourists, showcasing the global love for games. Whether you're looking to buy merchandise or simply enjoy the atmosphere, this shop is a delightful destination for any gaming enthusiast.

#CanadaFlightEvent Nintendo Shop, a must-visit for game nerds! 🎮✨ Mario, Zelda, Pokemon, and other Nintendo goods are gathered in one place, so it's fun to look around. Not only figures, clothes, and accessories, but you can also often find limited edition products, so it's a place that Nintendo fans can't help but get excited about! 🏆🔥 There's also a space where you can experience the products yourself, so it's 100% worth visiting if you like games! However, popular items may sell out quickly, so if you want something, it's better to visit quickly. ✅

I went to Nintendo TOKYO, which is about a 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station 🎮 🍄 It's on the 6th floor of Shibuya PARCO! I went there during the day on a weekday, and it was very crowded with foreigners 👍🏻🧡 Despite that, the cash registers were open! There were various goods such as stickers, stationery, stuffed toys, kitchenware, T-shirts, etc. It was fun just looking around ♩ There was a large Gashapon machine, video games, and lots of things to see ✨ Please go and check it out! 📍Location: 6th floor, Shibuya PARCO, 15-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 🕰️Business hours: 10:00-21:00 #Going out with kids #Christmas #Games

Tokyo is the first store opened by Nintendo in Japan. Although it doesn't have as many things as the one in Osaka, it does have a lot of stuff. If you like Nintendo characters, you must come here when you come to Japan.