BABY, THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT / ALICE and the PIRATES Kyoto
In Shijo / Kawaramachi, A combined BABY and ALICE and the PIRATES boutique in Kawaramachi OPA.
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In Shijo / Kawaramachi, A combined BABY and ALICE and the PIRATES boutique in Kawaramachi OPA.

BABY, THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT Osaka brings ornate Lolita fashion to Nishi-Shinsaibashi’s alternative-shopping streets. The boutique centres on the label’s romantic dresses and coordinated details, offering a close look at how lace, frills and accessories work together in its distinctive approach to dressing.
A Bandai Namco character and gaming hub inside Atre Akihabara.
A Bandai Namco Cross Store branch directly beside Shibuya Station.
A large Bandai Namco Cross Store spanning the upper floors of HEP FIVE; a stop in Umeda.
A Capcom official store-and-cafe concept at LUCUA SOUTH in Umeda.
Capcom's official Ikebukuro store inside Ikebukuro PARCO.
CAPCOM STORE OSAKA gathers the publisher’s game worlds on the sixth floor of Shinsaibashi PARCO. Monster Hunter, Resident Evil and Street Fighter merchandise share the shop with changing releases, making it a compact stop for fans interested in official character goods and store-network exclusives.

Closet Child Harajuku specialises in secondhand Lolita, gothic, punk and related Japanese fashion. Its two floors in the Maruichi Harajuku Building separate sweet and classical labels from a broader mix of darker and designer styles, with the selection changing as garments are bought and sold.
Closet Child's Ikebukuro branch for second-hand Japanese subculture fashion.
Closet Child's Osaka branch, a resale stop for Lolita, gothic and punk fashion; a stop in Shinsaibashi / Amerikamura.
A specialist second-hand Lolita, gothic and punk fashion shop in Shinjuku in Nishi-Shinjuku.
A third-floor GiGO inside COCONO SUSUKINO, directly connected to Susukino Station.
A two-level GiGO on Hiroshima’s Hondori shopping route, with prize, purikura, driving, rhythm.
A central Kyoto GiGO branch in the Shinkyogoku shopping district — Shinkyogoku / Kawaramachi.
An Ichibancho branch open from 09:00 to midnight, with crane, purikura, driving, shooting.
A multi-floor Susukino GiGO with roughly 120 crane machines, rhythm games and darts.
In Odaiba / Aomi, toho's official Godzilla Store branch at DiverCity Tokyo Plaza.
An official Godzilla Store branch in Umeda's NU chayamachi — Umeda / Chayamachi.
Teramachi / Shijo: A Kyoto branch of Japan Anime & Character Shop Guf carrying anime, character, figure, apparel.
Harajuku brings together Tokyo’s youth-fashion streets, specialist boutiques and conspicuous sweet shops in a compact area east of the station. Takeshita Street supplies the bustle; Laforet, Cat Street and the Jingūmae side streets reveal different approaches to dress, from elaborate subculture looks to casual everyday style.
A late-opening Hareruya 2 annex beside its Akihabara trading-card cluster.
An Ikebukuro Pokémon-card specialist store with a large free play space.
Hareruya 2's Kyoto Pokémon-card store close to Kyoto Station.
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