Shibuya · Harajuku · Yoyogi / PLACE
Nintendo TOKYO
Distinguish a family's specific Nintendo character-shopping destination from the mall as a whole.
Visit fitFor a focused visit with Nintendo fans, comparing a collectible keepsake with something a child can play with.
The October 2026 manufacturer catalogue priced MY MARIO beech blocks at ¥2,980 for three pieces and ¥19,980 for thirty. A small play object and a larger set differ in size and purpose.
Look at how game characters become everyday objects and collectibles. Visiting the shop is distinct from joining a game activity or limited sale.
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shibuya.parco.jp · resized and croppedNintendo games as things to use
Nintendo TOKYO is the directly operated shop on PARCO 6F, selling games and hardware alongside Mario, Zelda and Splatoon merchandise. Mario's official range includes Mario/Yoshi designs, powered-up forms such as Cat and Penguin Mario, series-history graphics and objects for family meals. A collectible game reference and something for daily use offer different reasons to buy.
For a child, MY MARIO's Tsumiki Mario is a concrete starting point: natural-beech blocks for stacking and arranging scenes. The manufacturer catalogue checked in October 2026 gave recommended prices of ¥2,980 for three pieces and ¥19,980 for a 30-piece special set with a storage box. Character blocks also work as the corresponding amiibo. Consider the size and purpose of the larger set before packing it. The same catalogue listed the Nosekae Melody Car set with Mario and Toad at ¥8,980. It plays music at a speed that follows the moving toy car; changing the character changes the tune and instrument sound. Two AA alkaline batteries are sold separately. Manufacturer prices do not establish Tokyo stock.
Entry is free; hours are 10:00–21:00, with an official five-minute walk from Shibuya Station. Busy-day entry tickets are distributed one per person on PARCO 1F before opening and beside Mario at the 6F exterior-stair entrance afterwards. Thirty to forty-five minutes is a browsing estimate, excluding waits. Pokémon Center's lotteries and Design Lab are separate. Check overseas compatibility for Japanese-market games and retain the receipt: general unopened-goods returns have exclusions, including hardware and software.
WHERE · On foot from here
Which side of the station, and how far
North-west of Shibuya Station, about 350 m in a straight line from the station area. It is inside the Shibuya PARCO building. The shaded areas are about 5 and 10 minutes on foot from here.
Walking bands are computed by FOW on the OpenStreetMap surface street network at 80 m/min and drawn as a smoothed approximate area around the streets reached. They ignore exit positions, station interiors, underground passages, signals, slopes and routes inside buildings — not directions; follow on-site signs.
Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Walking bands: computed by FOW · Station and gate notes: official guidance (2026-10-16)
Before you go
- Hours and fees
- Shibuya PARCO 6F, 10:00–21:00; admission free. On expected busy days, entry tickets are distributed on 1F before opening and by Mario at the 6F external-stair entrance afterwards. Follow the day’s notices.
- Good to know
- Busy-day entry tickets and product purchase limits may apply; specific stock is not guaranteed.
Sources · image info
- https://shibuya.parco.jp/shop/detail/?cd=025793shibuya.parco.jp · as of 2026-10-06
- https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Shibuya%20PARCO%2015-1%20Udagawacho%20Shibuya%20Tokyowww.google.com · as of 2026-10-06
- Tokyo access/entry/returnswww.nintendo.com · as of 2026-10-19
- MY MARIO: Melody Carwww.nintendo.com · as of 2026-10-19
- Mario thematic merchandisewww.nintendo.com · as of 2026-10-19
- Nintendo TOKYO — shibuya.parco.jp · resized and cropped