When you think of Tokyo, Shibuya probably comes to mind. Home to the iconic Shibuya Scramble Crossing and the Hachiko statue, the area is not only popular with tourists but with young locals as well. Now, more than ever, it is known for being one of the best places to shop. From the legendary Shibuya 109 to more recent newcomers like Shibuya Scramble Square, Shibuya has secured its reputation for being the place to shop for the latest trends and last-minute souvenirs.
Now, more than ever, it is known for being one of the best places to shop. From the legendary Shibuya 109 to more recent newcomers like Shibuya Scramble Square, Shibuya has secured its reputation for being the place to shop for the latest trends and last-minute souvenirs.
Here are just some of the best places to shop in Shibuya!
Shibuya Scramble Square
One of Shibuya’s biggest shopping complexes, Shibuya Scramble Square, consists of 47 floors and the iconic observation facility, Shibuya Sky. Whether you are looking for new beauty and fashion products or new shoes and accessories, you are bound to find something here. Notable stores include the beautiful Tsutaya bookstore, and HACHIFULL, a shop dedicated to the lovable Hachiko.
After you shop, head to one of the many amazing restaurants or cafes for a break. There is even a whole section on the ground floor where you can buy delicious deli items and freshly baked goods.
- Shibuya Scramble Square
- 〒150-0002, 2 Chome-24-12 Shibuya, Shibuya City, Tokyo
- 1 minute walk from Shibuya Station
- Mon - Sun: 10AM - 9PM
- Cash, Card and Electronic Payments
- @shibuya_scramble_square
- official website
Shibuya Hikarie
Shibuya Hikarie is also connected to Shibuya Station. This retail complex was primarily designed for women between 20 to 40 years old, meaning that you will find an array of clothing, lifestyle and beauty products inside. All of the shops are on floors B3 to 5F, in the ShinQs section of the complex. Shibuya Hikarie is often known as a popular place to pick up traditional and high-quality Japanese souvenirs.
- Shibuya Hikarie
- 〒150-8510, 2 Chome-21-1 Shibuya, Shibuya City, Tokyo
- 1 minute walk from Shibuya Station
- Mon - Sun: 11AM - 9PM
- Cash, Card and Electronic Payments
- @shibuyahikarie_official
- official website
Miyashita Park
Miyashita Park is a multidimensional facility which opened in 2020. Known for its trendy shops, yokocho, and vibrant atmosphere it is a great place to stop by even just for a few hours. In the main “Rayard Miyashita Park” shopping complex, you will find a bunch of boutique-style shops selling everything from perfume to stationery. One shop you won’t want to miss is the Shibuya Souvenir Store. There are also a few luxury design stores including Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Prada, and other brands like Adidas and Converse.
Make sure to head up to the public park area on the rooftop. This is a popular hangout spot for young Tokyoties as there is a skatepark, bouldering wall and even a Starbucks.
- Miyashita Park
- 〒150-0001, 6 Chome-20-10 Jingumae, Shibuya City, Tokyo
- 1 minute walk from Shibuya Station
- Mon - Sun: 8AM - 11PM
- Cash, Card and Electronic Payments
- @miyashitapark_
- official website
Shibuya 109
Despite having opened back in 1979, Shibuya 109 still maintains its place as one of the main landmarks of Shibuya and the hub for all things youth fashion. This iconic building is home to 120 different shops, all targeted at young women who are interested in different Japanese fashion subcultures. If you are looking for the hottest new fashion trend or want to discover more popular Japanese fashion brands, this is the place to go.
- Shibuya 109
- 〒154-0042, 28-6 Udagawacho, Shibuya City, Tokyo
- 1 minute walk from Shibuya Station
- Mon - Sun: 10am - 9pm
- Cash, Card and Electronic Payments
- @109_shibuya
- official website
Magnet
Magnet by Shibuya109 is a shopping mall targeted at young adults. Each floor has a different theme and concept. As you enter on the first floor, you will find a selection of souvenir and character goods stores, including Pop Mart and Hello Kitty Japan. The third and fourth floors are full of apparel stores, some of which sell unisex and streetwear fashion. On the fifth and sixth floors, there are even more character-good stores to shop at, specifically anime ones like the One Piece store.
If you have some spare time, head up to the top floor. This is where Mag’s Park is, an event space that also boasts some incredible views of Shibuya Scramble Crossing and beyond.
- Magnet by Shibuya109
- 〒150-0041, 1 Chome-23-10 Jinnan, Shibuya City, Tokyo
- 1 minute walk from Shibuya Station
- Mon - Sun: 10AM - 9PM
- Cash, Card and Electronic Payments
- @109_shibuya
- official website
Parco
This grand shopping complex reopened in 2019. Since then, it has become one of the most popular shopping spots in the area. Parco has something for everyone. For those who are into branded goods and fashion, the ground floor is filled with luxury designer stores like Gucci, Loewe, and Burberry. On the sixth floor, you will find the immensely popular Nintendo Store and a rather futuristic-looking Pokemon Center, both of which are often busy.
If this wasn’t enough to convince you to stop by here, this building is also home to some galleries, a cinema, and a theater. Many visitors also pay a visit to the rooftop park on the tenth-floor, which overlooks the whole of Shibuya.
You won’t be short on places to eat either, as this complex is filled with an interesting mix of cafes, restaurants, and izakayas, most of which are on the basement floor.
- Shibuya Parco
- 〒150-8377, 15-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya City, Tokyo
- 4 minute walk from Shibuya Station
- Mon - Sun: 11AM - 9PM
- Cash, Card and Electronic Payments
- @parco_shibuya_official
- official website
Loft
Loft is one of Japan’s leading variety stores that stocks stationary, cosmetics, kitchen utensils, and other goods. It is loved by both tourists and locals, mainly because of its impressive range of practical products and stylish souvenirs. The Shibuya Loft, which is the largest in Tokyo, has 7 floors to explore. Notably, on the ground floor, there are special seasonal goods on display.
- LOFT (Shibuya)
- 〒150-0042, 21-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya City, Tokyo
- 2 minute walk from Shibuya Station
- Mon - Fri: 11am - 9pm
- Cash and card
- loft_official
- https://www.loft.co.jp/
Tower Records
For those who have a passion for music and want to discover something new, look no further than Tower Records. This US-born music retailer is not only loved in Japan but boasts around 800,000 different CDs. Although there are many Tower Records scattered across the city, the one in Shibuya is the main flagship. Whatever genre of music you like, whether it’s J-Pop or classic rock, you will find a CD or a vinyl of it here. You can also take some time out and relax in the Tower Records Cafe or check out the event space.
- Tower Records Shibuya
- 〒150-0041, 1 Chome-22-14 Jinnan, Shibuya City, Tokyo
- 3 minute walk from Shibuya Station
- Mon - Sun: 11Am - 10PM
- Cash, Card and Electronic Payments
- @towerrecords_japan
- official website
MEGA Don Quijote
No shopping spree is complete without a trip to the Shibuya MEGA Don Quijote. This chain discount store is known for having everything you could think of. From cosmetics to snacks, it is the perfect place to pick up some last-minute souvenirs or some tax-free goods. Although you will find Don Quijote stores dotted around the city, the MEGA Don Quijote in Shibuya is truly something else. Given that there are 8 floors to walk around, all filled with different and unique products, you will want to give yourself at least an hour or two to properly enjoy this shopping experience.
For some suggestions on what to look out for, check out this article on 10 Great Gifts to Buy from MEGA Don Quijote!
- MEGA Don Quijote
- 〒154-0042, 28-6 Udagawacho, Shibuya City, Tokyo
- 2 minute walk from Shibuya Station
- Open 24 Hours
- ¥100 & Upwards
- Cash, Card and Electronic Payments
- @donki_jp
- https://www.donki.com/en/







