Shibuya PARCO's 6th floor: Nintendo TOKYO, Pokémon Center and Capcom under one roof
Published: 2026-10-19
The 6th floor of Shibuya PARCO packs Nintendo's own store, Nintendo TOKYO, together with Pokémon Center Shibuya, CAPCOM STORE TOKYO and JUMP SHOP. Here is how to get in on busy days and make the most of it.
The short version
| Shibuya PARCO 6F | |
|---|---|
| Main shops | Nintendo TOKYO (Nintendo's official store), Pokémon Center Shibuya, CAPCOM STORE TOKYO, JUMP SHOP |
| Where | Shibuya PARCO, a short walk from Shibuya Station |
| Busy days | On weekends and holidays Nintendo TOKYO may use numbered entry tickets |
| Cost | Free to enter |
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The floor is called "Cyberspace Shibuya". With the game and anime shops side by side, you can see them all in one go.
The places
Nintendo TOKYOJapan's first Nintendo-run official store, with Mario, Zelda and Animal Crossing goods and a corner to try games.
Pokémon Center ShibuyaPokémon's official shop across from Nintendo TOKYO; look for the big Mewtwo at the entrance.
JUMP SHOPThe official Weekly Shonen Jump shop, with One Piece, Jujutsu Kaisen and other goods.- CAPCOM STORE TOKYO has goods from Monster Hunter, Street Fighter, Resident Evil and Mega Man.
- Want more Pokémon? See Pokémon in Tokyo.
The route
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- Hachiko Square — The classic meeting point; head up toward Koen-dori↓ about 6 min walk
- Shibuya PARCO, 6th floor — Nintendo TOKYO, Pokémon Center Shibuya, CAPCOM STORE TOKYO, JUMP SHOP and more
- More on the area on our Shibuya page.
Etiquette and tips
- One entry ticket per person. Before opening, Nintendo TOKYO hands them out on PARCO's 1st floor; after opening, by the Mario statue at the 6th-floor outdoor stair entrance.
- Popular items may have a purchase limit. Follow the signs in store.
- Photo rules differ by shop. Try not to catch other shoppers in your shots.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a reservation for Nintendo TOKYO?
Usually no. On busy days such as weekends and holidays, entry may be by numbered ticket.
Can I shop tax-free?
Some shops offer tax-free shopping, so bring your passport. See Tax-free shopping in Japan.
Are there other Nintendo stores?
Yes, Nintendo also has official stores in Osaka and Kyoto.
Official websites
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Hours, prices and rules can change. Check the official websites for the latest before you go.
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