Hareruya 2 Osu
Hareruya 2's Nagoya Pokémon-card store in Osu, with a large play space.
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Hareruya 2's Nagoya Pokémon-card store in Osu, with a large play space.
A dedicated Hareruya 2 Pokémon-card store in Takadanobaba.
A rare cluster of seven late-nineteenth-century wooden Western-style residences packed; a stop in Higashiyamate.
A specialist HMV vinyl shop in Shinjuku Marui's main building.
HMV&BOOKS' Namba branch combining music, media and event-oriented retail.
Ninenzaka / Higashiyama: A small kimono and yukata rental whose own site identifies the branch as its Ninenzaka Store.
Visit Mount Ikoma's 1929 amusement park for the Flying Tower, family attractions and broad views of Osaka and Nara, with cable-car access from Ikoma Station.
Dotonbori / Ebisubashi: An active late-night JOYSOUND karaoke branch near Ebisubashi in Dotonbori.
Central Hiroshima: Hiroshima’s permanent Shueisha JUMP SHOP carrying official Weekly Shonen Jump merchandise.
Shueisha’s official Jump character-goods branch inside Ikebukuro PARCO Main Building.
Find JUMP SHOP on Daimaru Shinsaibashi’s ninth floor.
Visit the official Jump shop in Tennoji MIO’s main building.
Shueisha’s official Jump character-goods store on the sixth floor of Shibuya PARCO at 15-1.
An Asakusa specialist for chanoyu utensils, flower vessels, tea-room equipment.
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.
Shijō / Nishinotōin: A central Kyoto kimono specialist carrying new and recycled garments, obi, fabric bolts.

Kochi Sunday Market brings local produce, plants, household goods and prepared food onto Otesuji near Kochi Castle. The stalls make a weekly street market part of the city center rather than a separate shopping complex. Seasonal ingredients and foods such as sweet potato tempura give visitors a way into everyday tastes from the region.
Nipponbashi / Den Den Town: Directly operated Kotobukiya shop in Osaka's Nipponbashi hobby district.

Little Universe OKINAWA combines miniature landscapes with digital effects inside iias Okinawa Toyosaki. Displays include a stylized Ryukyu-era setting, a recreated Tokyo neighborhood and worlds drawn from fiction. Mirrors, projection and changes of scale turn the route into an indoor visual experience rather than a conventional historical reconstruction.
Find the Harajuku branch on Laforet’s fifth floor.
Find LIZ LISA on Lumine EST Shinjuku’s second floor.
Find LIZ LISA on SHIBUYA109’s sixth floor in Shibuya.
LIZ LISA Tennoji MIO offers the label’s detailed girly fashion within Osaka’s busy station shopping complex. Ribbons, lace and coordinated pieces give the clothes a recognisable softness, while seasonal designs make the branch useful for seeing how those recurring details are styled into complete looks.
Shop LIZ LISA on EST’s first floor in Umeda.
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