Nijigen no Mori (Awaji Island Anime Park)
Specialities Anime & Manga - Nijigen no Mori immerses you in the world of some of the most iconic manga that characterizes Japanese pop culture. It also doubles as a...
HEY (Hirose Entertainment Yard)
Specialities Anime & Manga - While retro-style arcades have started to make a resurgence in the West, in Japan they are a staple and can be found all over. The...
Secret Retro Base
Specialities Anime & Manga - Visiting Kamakura is a delight for those interested in temples, street food and seaside activities. However, sometimes one’s inner nerd must be satisf...
Tokorozawa
Specialities Anime & Manga - Tokorozawa is drenched in the magical forest atmosphere you’d expect from a fantasy anime. The western Saitama city was the inspiration for Studio Ghi...
Yokohama Pikachu Outbreak
Specialities Anime & Manga - Summer in Japan is synonymous with hot weather, fireworks, and festivals. Yokohama City Council have found a way to combine the best of all three...
Comiket (Comic Market)
Specialities Anime & Manga - Comiket is the event — and an indescribable experience — for Japanese culture lovers. Biannually, more than 500,000 attendees, many of them suited ...
Anata no Warehouse
Specialities Anime & Manga - Anata no Warehouse is a trip before you even enter it. From the very first seconds, it feels as if you are entering into someplace...
Capcom Store Tokyo
Specialities Anime & Manga - With a life-sized Ryu from Street Fighter preparing to spam Hadouken standing outside, Japan's first Capcom Store is very easy to spot. Located on the...
Nintendo Store
Specialities Anime & Manga - Gamers be warned, the Nintendo Store in Tokyo’s Shibuya neighborhood has a near limitless supply of stuff you never knew you needed. Like what, you.....
Shibuya Parco
Specialities Anime & Manga - Rebuilt in 2019, the Shibuya Parco shopping complex contains a lot more than the luxury stores on the ground floor suggest. With ten floors and...
Pokémon Center Shibuya
Specialities Anime & Manga - In stark contrast to other Pokémon Centers around Japan, the Shibuya outlet is a bit… dark. Its black walls and neon lights fall right in...