SAMURAI NINJA MUSEUM KYOTO introduces warrior history through displays of armor and weapons, guided explanation and hands-on activities. The experience-led format is the reason to choose it, rather than expecting a preserved samurai residence. Check which activities are included in the program you book before fitting it into a central-Kyoto day.
Japan EssentialsRetro JapanTokusatsu & Heroes
Check official information1.5–2 hours
Browse official character shops beneath Tokyo Station's Yaesu side.
Anime & MangaFolklore & LegendsOtaku CultureStrange PlacesTokusatsu & Heroes
Walk Toei's renewed Edo-style streets and check the day's shows.
Anime & MangaRetro JapanFolklore & LegendsOtaku CultureStrange PlacesTokusatsu & Heroes
KAMEN RIDER THE DINER in Ikebukuro combines a meal with displays celebrating the long-running Kamen Rider series. Character statues, figures and themed dishes make franchise references part of the dining experience. Menus and campaigns change, so the active lineup is the best guide to which Riders feature during your visit.
Otaku CultureTokusatsu & Heroes
Check official information90–120 minutes
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.
Gaming & ArcadesOtaku CultureTokusatsu & Heroes
Free30–60 minutes
In Odaiba / Aomi, toho's official Godzilla Store branch at DiverCity Tokyo Plaza.
Otaku CultureTokusatsu & Heroes
An official Godzilla Store branch in Umeda's NU chayamachi — Umeda / Chayamachi.
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KAMEN RIDER STORE TOKYO is a dedicated franchise shop beneath Tokyo Station, on Tokyo Character Street. Merchandise draws on the Shōwa, Heisei and Reiwa generations, while digital displays bring successive Riders into the retail space. It is an easy stop for collectors or fans choosing a character souvenir.
Otaku CultureTokusatsu & Heroes
Free30–60 minutes
The Ultraman Shopping District spreads through the everyday streets around Soshigaya-Okura Station. Hero statues, themed streetlights and character details celebrate the area’s connection with Tsuburaya Productions, turning a neighbourhood walk into a trail of tokusatsu references among local shops and places to eat.
Retro JapanOtaku CultureTokusatsu & Heroes
Free1–2 hours
Ultraman World M78 Osaka brings generations of Ultra heroes and kaiju together in Hankyu Sanbangai’s North Building. Figures, character goods and everyday accessories give this Umeda shop a broad appeal, from finding a small souvenir to comparing merchandise from a favourite television series.
Otaku CultureTokusatsu & Heroes
Free30–60 minutes
An official Ultraman store inside Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi; a stop in Oshiage / Tokyo Skytree.
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