[2025 Tokyo Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Shibuya Parco (Updated Jan)

#japantrip #travel #thingstodo #gaming #solotrip #shopping Shibuya PARCO is a treasure trove for gaming enthusiasts, housing official stores for CAPCOM, Nintendo, and Pokémon. Each store is a haven of exclusive merchandise, interactive displays, and nods to their iconic franchises. Walking through the CAPCOM store felt like entering a world of Resident Evil and Monster Hunter, while Nintendo’s vibrant space brought back memories of Mario and Zelda adventures. The Pokémon Center, with its whimsical design, was a delight for fans of all ages. Practical tip: Visit early to avoid crowds, and don’t miss the rotating limited-edition goods. Whether you’re here to shop or just soak in the atmosphere, it’s a fantastic way to celebrate gaming culture in Tokyo.

#schoolholidays There is no better chance to check out the Pokemon Center when visiting Tokyo, and it will not disappoint! Newly opened at Parco in Shibuya Tokyo, this brand new Pokemon Center boasts a giant life-size Mewtwo, in a huge incubation chamber. There are also tons of Pokemon merchandise to choose from. This is a must-visit for all Pokemon fans, as you will be in awe! My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

If you’ve got the “catch them all” fever then Shibuya Parco has to be your next stop. Welcome to Shibuya’s exclusive Pokémon Center, newly opened on November 22nd, 2019. Shibuya is the 14th Pokémon Center to open in Japan, joining Sapporo, Nagoya, and Osaka Pokémon Centers among others. But this is the first and only place for you to find Pikachu in the heart of Tokyo fashion and entertainment, Shibuya. Located on the 6th floor of Shibuya Parco near the Nintendo Tokyo store, Pokémon Center Shibuya features some truly visionary decorations in its entryway. While most Pokémon Centers opt for white walls and colorful starter Pokémon as their mascots to welcome visitors, Shibuya went for a Pokémon a little more fitting its image—Mewtwo. A life-size Mewtwo floats serenely in its tank and as you sneak past, hoping not to wake the legendary psychic Pokémon, you’ll find the entrance. #tokyotrip

If you’ve got the “catch them all” fever then Shibuya Parco has to be your next stop. Welcome to Shibuya’s exclusive Pokémon Center, newly opened on November 22nd, 2019. Shibuya is the 14th Pokémon Center to open in Japan, joining Sapporo, Nagoya, and Osaka Pokémon Centers among others. But this is the first and only place for you to find Pikachu in the heart of Tokyo fashion and entertainment, Shibuya. Located on the 6th floor of Shibuya Parco near the Nintendo Tokyo store, Pokémon Center Shibuya features some truly visionary decorations in its entryway. While most Pokémon Centers opt for white walls and colorful starter Pokémon as their mascots to welcome visitors, Shibuya went for a Pokémon a little more fitting its image—Mewtwo. A life-size Mewtwo floats serenely in its tank and as you sneak past, hoping not to wake the legendary psychic Pokémon, you’ll find the entrance. #tokyotrip

A popular restaurant known for its Osaka-style skewers. hahahaha Kushikatsu Arata is a popular restaurant in the Shibuya PARCO underground food court that emphasizes its Osaka roots. It is a casual and authentic Osaka-style skewer izakaya, offering about 30 types of skewers including beef and pork, with a crispy coating that is highly praised. The skewers are served with tableside sauces. The restaurant has a Japanese-style interior and unique features such as ordering through a tablet and staff calling with a traditional Japanese drum. Recommended drinks include Osaka Ramune Highball and Ginger Highball, which add to the Osaka experience. It is a great spot for lunch or dinner. #tokyotrip