Nakano Broadway is a legendary multi-story shopping complex in Tokyo that serves as a "sanctuary of subculture." Opened in 1966 as a luxury residential and retail center, it evolved in the 1980s into a dense labyrinth of specialized shops catering to anime, manga, and vintage collectors. It is often described as the "brain" of Tokyo's otaku scene, offering a more curated and cerebral experience than the neon-lit streets of Akihabara.

This is the largest flagship Pokémon Center in Japan. It is a massive "mega-store" that functions as a hub for the franchise, featuring the world’s first official Pokémon GO Lab, a dedicated Pokémon Card Station, and Pikachu Sweets—a colorful, take-out style dessert shop.

An iconic, cylindrical fashion landmark standing at the Shibuya Scramble, containing ten floors of trendy boutiques.

A revolutionary, multi-story shopping complex that blends high-end avant-garde fashion with the absolute pinnacle of Japanese "Otaku" culture.

Standing 12 stories tall, the Uniqlo Ginza flagship is the brand's largest and most complete store in the world. Reopened in 2021 as a "lifestyle and shopping hub," it offers a museum-like experience with moving art installations on every floor, exclusive collaborations, and services you won't find in standard Uniqlo branches.

Ikspiari is a large shopping, dining, and entertainment complex located next to Tokyo Disney Resort in Maihama. Designed like a themed town, it features a wide mix of international restaurants, cafés, fashion stores, a cinema, and live entertainment. With its vibrant atmosphere and easy access, Ikspiari is a popular stop for both Disney visitors and locals.

An iconic, multi-story discount megastore situated right on the Dotonbori canal, easily identified by its massive yellow "Ebisu Tower" Ferris wheel.

A visually stunning, futuristic shopping "city" featuring a man-made canal and striking, organic architecture.

A vibrant waterfront shopping complex in Shizuoka that combines retail with unique cultural museums and a seaside promenade.

A retail and dining village at the base of Kumamoto Castle designed to replicate the vibrant atmosphere of a 17th-century castle town.