Shibuya Parco 6F Complete Guide: Nintendo, Pokemon Center, Jump Shop - Goods, Tickets & Tax-Free Tips
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Complete guide to Shibuya Parco 6F! From Nintendo Tokyo ticket tips to Pokemon Center Shibuya exclusive goods (Mewtwo), Jump Shop, and Capcom Store. Includes tax-free info, waiting tips, and Pokemon card purchase guide.
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The center of Shibuya shopping, Parco Department Store! Among them, the 6th floor is ‘CYBERSPACE SHIBUYA’, which makes the hearts of game and animation fans around the world beat faster.
Today, we’ll share efficient routes and essential shopping tips for exploring the 6th floor’s big three: Nintendo Tokyo, Pokemon Center Shibuya, and Jump Shop all at once.
Operating Information (As of December 2025)
📍 Location: SHIBUYA PARCO 6F (CYBERSPACE)
🚶 How to Get There: JR Shibuya Station Hachiko Exit → Cross Scramble Crossing → Uphill towards MODI (5-7 min walk)
⏰ Business Hours: 10:00 – 21:00
📌 Important: While general Parco stores open at 11 AM, the 6F character zone opens at 10 AM.
Shibuya Parco 6F at a Glance (Store Layout & Route)
Shibuya Parco 6F has a ‘square structure’, making it easy to walk around in a circle.
🟧 Main Store Lineup on 6F
🎮 Nintendo TOKYO: The holy land of Mario, Zelda, and Pikmin
⚡ Pokémon Center SHIBUYA: Mewtwo and graffiti art
📚 JUMP SHOP: One Piece, Jujutsu Kaisen, Slam Dunk
🕹 CAPCOM STORE: Monster Hunter, Resident Evil
🟧 Recommended Route (Minimize Waiting)
- Nintendo (Opening run/Numbered ticket)
- Pokemon Center Shibuya (Numbered ticket)
- Jump Shop
- Capcom Store
1. Nintendo TOKYO - Tickets, Waiting & Goods
This is the place that attracts the most crowds on Shibuya Parco 6F. On weekdays, entry is relatively free, but on weekends or holidays, there are so many people that you may not even be able to enter without a ‘numbered ticket’.
✅ How to Get a Numbered Ticket for Shibuya Nintendo
- Distribution Days: Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, and other days when crowds are expected
- Distribution Time: Usually starts between 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM before opening
- Distribution Location:
- Before Opening: Parco 1F 'Spain-zaka' entrance (outdoor stairs side)
- After Opening: 6F outdoor stairs entrance in front of Mario statue (1 per person)
- Entry Method: Check the entry time available with the numbered ticket QR code, and visit the 6F store at that time
💡 Tip. Didn’t get a numbered ticket? After 7-8 PM (before closing), free entry without numbered tickets often opens up, so try visiting then!
✅ Top 5 Must-Buy Goods
- Pikmin Series: Flower pots, keyrings, plushies - the hottest items right now.
- The Legend of Zelda: Ties, Hyrule crest stationery, and other high-quality goods
- Animal Crossing: Practical tableware and kitchen items (recommended for gifts)
- Super Mario: Shibuya exclusive statues and 8-bit dot goods
- Kirby: 30th anniversary goods and pink items
✅ Tax-Free: ❌ Not Available
- Nintendo Tokyo does not offer tax-free shopping because it sells products for the Japanese domestic market.
✅ Nostalgic Moment 🕹️
“Huh? This button is…?!” When you visit the Nintendo Tokyo store, there’s something you absolutely can’t pass by. It’s the ‘Controller Button Collection’ gachapon that turned the buttons of Nintendo’s historic game console controllers into miniatures.
From Famicom to Nintendo 64, collect the nostalgic button feel through gachapon!
2. Pokemon Center Shibuya - Mewtwo, Exclusive Goods & Cards
Unlike other branches (Ikebukuro, Nihonbashi), it boasts the hippest atmosphere with a ‘Black & Street’ concept.
✅ Must-See Photo Zone: Mewtwo
When you enter the entrance, you’ll find a life-sized Mewtwo that moves as if it’s breathing in a cultivation tank. It’s the landmark of the Shibuya store, so videos/photos are a must!
✅ Shibuya Exclusive Goods
- Graffiti Pikachu: Hip Pikachu plushies with graffiti art on hats and clothes
- Crystal Pikachu: Gorgeous Pikachu decorated with Swarovski crystals (expensive)
- Pokemon Design Lab: You can custom-make your own Pokemon T-shirt on a touchscreen (waiting time required)
✅ Pokemon Card (TCG) Purchase Tips & Precautions
If you’re planning to buy Pokemon cards at Shibuya Pokemon Center, be sure to check! (Based on 2025 latest policy)
1. Cards are at the register
Popular expansion packs are sold at the register (Cashier), not on display shelves. Don’t give up if they’re not on the shelves, ask at checkout.
2. Purchase Limit per Person
To prevent reselling, there are strict quantity limits like ‘5 packs per person’ or ‘10 packs per person’. Popular packs often sell out (SOLD OUT) in the morning.
3. Shrink (Plastic) Removal Policy (Important!)
Even if you buy by the box, staff will remove the plastic wrap (shrink) on site and hand it to you. Keep this in mind when buying for unopened collection!
✅ Birthday Benefits
If you visit during your birthday month, show your passport/ID to receive a ‘birthday card’ and ‘sticker’.
✅ Tax-Free: ⭕️ Available (Over 5,500 yen including tax, passport required)
3. Jump Shop - One Piece, Demon Slayer, Haikyuu Goods
✅ Popular Product Lineup
- One Piece Gear 5 Goods
- Jujutsu Kaisen, Haikyuu!!, Sakamoto Days
- Slam Dunk, My Hero Academia
- Random Boxes (Trading Goods)
✅ Tax-Free: ❌ Not Available
- Publications and copyrighted products are mixed, so tax-free is not available for all items
4. Capcom Store
✅ Popular Goods
- Monster Hunter: Airou plushies, recovery potion water bottles, and other hunter essentials
- Ace Attorney & Resident Evil: Many goods for hardcore fans
✅ Tax-Free: ⭕️ Available (Over 5,500 yen including tax, passport required)
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q. Can I enter Nintendo/Pokemon without a numbered ticket?
A. On weekdays during the day, you can enter without waiting, but on weekends and holidays, entry is very difficult without a numbered ticket.
Q. Is tax-free available at all 4 stores on 6F?
A. No. Pokemon Center and Capcom Store are available (O), but Nintendo and Jump Shop do not offer tax-free (X). Keep this in mind when budgeting!
Done shopping on 6F? Parco has not only Nintendo but also hip brands like Human Made and Comme des Garçons, plus waiting list restaurants. Check out the floor guide and complete shopping guide in the article below!
➡️ Shibuya Shopping Mall #1 Parco: Floor Guide, Tax-Free, Restaurants, Brands Complete Guide
🍽️ Hungry After Shopping?
Shibuya’s best restaurants are gathered on the B1F of the Parco building.
🥩 Waiting Required! Juicy ‘Kiwamiya Hamburg’ (B1F)
👉 Enjoy with unlimited rice/soup refills! The legend of Fukuoka Hamburg! Menu and waiting tips
🥩 Warm Clay Pot Rice! Japanese Home Cooking ‘Ikushika’ (B1F)
👉 Shibuya Restaurant Ikushika, Freshly Cooked Clay Pot Rice Unlimited Refills Japanese Home Cooking
Shibuya Parco 6F is a place where even half a day is not enough if you like character goods shopping. Especially when visiting on weekends, remember the strategies of ‘arriving before 10 AM’ and ‘securing Nintendo numbered tickets first’!
If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment. We support your enjoyable Tokyo trip!
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Editor's Note
This article is based on the author's actual experiences and original content from blog.naver.com/tokyomate. It has been translated and adapted to provide authentic travel information about Tokyo for global readers.