Discover the Unique and Futuristic Pokémon Center Shibuya
During my trip to Tokyo, the Pokémon Center Shibuya was an absolute highlight. Located in the bustling Shibuya district, just a short stroll from the iconic Shibuya Scramble Crossing, this store is like a dream come true for Pokémon enthusiasts. Walking through the entrance felt like stepping into another world, with the cyber-themed decor setting the scene. The life-sized Mewtwo in a sleep chamber greeted me right at the entrance, and it was an unforgettable sight! Let’s go!
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- Pokémon Center Shibuya & Nintendo Tokyo at Shibuya Parco
- Address: 15-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-8377
- Free Admission
- No reservation needed
- Closest train station: Shibuya Station
Shibuya Parco Shopping Complex
From Shibuya Station
- From Shibuya Station, take the Hachiko Exit.
- It’s just a short 7-minute walk to the Shibuya Parco Shopping Complex.
Go to the 6th floor
- Inside Shibuya Parco, you’ll find the Pokémon Center located on the sixth floor in the Cyberspace Shibuya area.
What Makes Pokémon Center Shibuya Special?
Unique Interior: Urban Aesthetics
Meet The Legendary Pokémon
As you step in, you're greeted by an impressive Life-Sized Mewtwo, measuring around 2-meter (about 6.5 ft) tall figure encased in a glowing, futuristic pod. It even moves, with pulsing chest lights and subtle motions that bring it to life!
Unique Interior: Urban Aesthetics
- Unlike the bright, clean look of other Pokémon Centers, this one's different, designed by local street artist Number-D.
- It welcomes you with the urban street vibe of Shibuya—think edgy, with dark walls, graffiti, and of course, the neon lights.
Meet The Legendary Pokémon
As you step in, you're greeted by an impressive Life-Sized Mewtwo, measuring around 2-meter (about 6.5 ft) tall figure encased in a glowing, futuristic pod. It even moves, with pulsing chest lights and subtle motions that bring it to life!
For Souvenirs
We spent 26 USD on Pokémon merchandise, which included a tote bag, a passport cover, and an eco-bag.
Exclusive Merchandise: Graffiti Style
- This location offers exclusive items, such as the Graffiti Art Pikachu Plushies—a must-have for any collector's dream list.
- Exclusive urban-themed merchandise like Pikachu graffiti promo cards and more.
- Urban and graffiti-inspired streetwear includes clothes, skateboards, and other items influenced by Tokyo's lively street scene.
Interactive Station: Pokémon Design Lab
- You can design and print custom Pokémon T-shirts on the same day. Do this first when you get there, and then the shopping bonanza.
Nintendo Tokyo
Visit this official store to find unique Mario items, controllers, Switch games, Animal Crossing products, Amiibos, and more.
Capcom Store Tokyo
Next to Nintendo and the Pokémon Center, you’ll see a huge Ryu statue. This shop sells Street Fighter and Resident Evil items; it's a smaller shop with limited selections.
Jump Shop
This is a small Shonen Jump store where you can get merchandise from Naruto, One Piece, and Jujutsu Kaisen, as well as stickers, pens, and other fun items.
My visit to Pokémon Center Shibuya was truly unforgettable, and I can't wait to return someday to relive the excitement. If you’re a Pokémon fan, this experience is one you simply can’t miss!
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- What To Do Inside Narita Airport: Waiting for Flight/Bus
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Where am I going next?
- For my next adventure, we're heading to Kyoto, Japan, one of the oldest cities and the cultural heart of Japan. Picture this: mouth-watering matcha treats and wandering through endless green bamboo forests.
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