Shibuya Shopping – If you know Shibuya then you have probably seen the Hachiko Memorial Statue and the famous crosswalk. However, excluding these two things, you might not be familiar with what else there is in Shibuya.
Thankfully though, we have prepared a set list of the top 10 shops in Shibuya! If you are on the hunt to buy some Japanese goods, then you are in luck. Shibuya not only has countless delicious restaurants but also trendy shops. Here you will find a many stores offering you a great deal and experience.
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Seibu
If you are looking for a department store that has top quality goods, then Seibu is a great option for you. This department store is split into two buildings, Building A and Building B. In Building A you will find mostly Women’s wear, while in Building B you should find more Men’s Wear. Both buildings have a lot of top-notch brands, so if you have money to spend and are looking for the best quality, you must definitely take a look here!
What can we find there: High-end brands, Women’s Wear, Men’s Wear, Cosmetics, Accessories, Food, Restaurants
Price range: ¥¥¥
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Opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM; Sundays and Holidays 10:00 A.M. – 8:00 P.M.
Website: Seibu Shibuya
Shibuya 109
Shibuya 109 is one of the more popular department stores for the younger generation, especially women. Due to its history with “gyaru” fashion, this building soon became a fashion haven for young Japanese women. Hence, this is a place you must visit if you are one who keeps up with fashion trends as it is still very popular today.
What can we find there: Women’s Wear, Men’s Wear, Accessories, Cosmetics, Restaurants/Cafe
Price range: ¥¥
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Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Website: Shibuya 109
Hikarie
If you are looking for a place to spend your whole day on, Hikarie would be a great choice. Hikarie is a multipurpose skyscraper consisting of 34 floors. Not only does this place have restaurants and stores, but also theater floors and events. Due to this, this place is a common spot for people to meet and hang out.
What can we find there: Women’s Wear, Men’s Wear, Accessories, Restaurants/Cafe, Theaters, Museum, Cosmetics
Price range: ¥¥ – ¥¥¥
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Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Website: Hikarie
Loft
If you are a fanatic of stationary goods, Loft is the place you will want to go for shopping in Shibuya. Here you will not just find cute pens and notebooks, but also souvenirs you can gift to your friends and family.
What can we find there: Stationary Goods
Price range: ¥ – ¥¥
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Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Website: Loft
Disney Store
Are you a fan of Disney? Do you wish you could buy some Disney products? Well you’re lucky because in Shibuya there is a Disney Store! Affiliated with Disney, this store has all the official products and toys incorporating Disney characters. Here you will find numerous cute and beautiful items that you won’t help but want to buy once you lay eyes on them.
What can we find there: Toys, Dolls, Stationary, Plates, Keychains
Price range: ¥¥
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Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Website: Disney Store
Tower Records
If you’re a fan of music and wish to go back to those times where you’d listen to cd samples at the store, Tower Records is the place to be. Here you can take your time to scan all the CDs you want and simply enjoy the music. You can also look at DVDs and hang out at the cafe on the second floor if you wish to chill and relax.
What can we find there: CDs, DVDs, Stationary Goods, Cafe
Price range: ¥
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Opening hours: 10:00 AM -11:00 PM
Website: Tower Records Shibuya
Tsutaya
Tsutaya is a DVD rental store that also sells books and CDs. Although you might not go for the DVDs, this place is worth checking out at least once due to its wide selection of products. This building is also located right across from Shibuya station and in front of the famous crosswalk. If you are curious as to what is within this building, it is worth a try checking it out!
What can we find there: CDs, DVDs, Books, Stationary Goods
Price range: ¥ – ¥¥
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Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Website: Tsutaya Shibuya
Shibuya Center-Gai & Inokashira-Dori
This place in Shibuya is not a specific store, but rather a street filled with multiple restaurants and malls. Walking through here you will find a wide variety of shops that I doubt you will not find something you are looking for. This road also includes other famous brands like H&M, Forever21, and Zara.
What can we find there: Women’s Wear, Men’s Wear, Shoes, Restaurants
Price range: ¥ – ¥¥¥
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Opening hours: Open 24 Hours
Website: Seibu Shibuya
Mandarake
Mandarake is a great place to go to if you are curious about Tokyo’s manga and anime scene. Here you will be astounded by the amount of manga books they have and the amazing figurines. If you are a fan of Japanese anime then you might just find something you like here!
What can we find there: Manga, Figures, Toys
Price range: ¥ – ¥¥¥
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Opening hours: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Website: Mandarake
Mark City
Mark city is a complex mall connected to Shibuya station, hence it is very convenient for those shopping on a rainy day. You will find a lot of restaurants and different shops here where you can spend all the time you want simply hanging out with your friends and/or family.
What can we find there: Women’s Wear, Men’s Wear, Accessories, Restaurants/Cafe, Convenience Stores, Cosmetics
Price range: ¥ – ¥¥
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Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Website: Shibuya Mark City
So there you have it! These are these are the top 10 shops to go to in Shibuya. As you can see there are many different shops, each one offering a different experience. Hopefully, these will help you get around the city and assist you in your shopping endeavors. Do you want to check other shopping areas in Tokyo? Take a look at our list of the Best Areas for Shopping in Tokyo.
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Originally from South Korea, I moved to Japan for university and have come to love the Japanese culture. Other things I love are photography, reading, listening to music, and food. Especially food 😉
