Shibuya Parco
★ 4.3 ｜ 7,997 reviews
Fashion and culture hub · Iconic Shibuya landmark · Pop culture flagship stores
📍 Japan, 〒150-8377 Tokyo, Shibuya, Udagawachō, 15−１ 渋谷パルコ・ヒューリックビル B1-10階
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Hours
- Monday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Thursday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Friday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Saturday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Sunday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
The full picture
Shibuya Parco is a revamped multi-story shopping complex that blends high-end fashion boutiques with Japanese pop culture and an eclectic basement dining scene. It is a major hub for those seeking official gaming flagship stores and niche designer labels.
It suits gaming and anime enthusiasts, fashion-forward shoppers, and foodies looking for anything from traditional Japanese fare to experimental cuisine.
Arrive at 10 am when the 6th-floor stores open to navigate the popular gaming sections before the afternoon rush.
💡 The building layout and escalator paths can be confusing, so allow extra time to navigate between floors.
Visitors love
- nerd heaven on level 6
- maintained prayer room
- unique fashion tenants
- diverse basement food hall
- strategic central location
Some note
- confusing escalator layout
- sensory overload
- difficult to navigate
- crowded retail environment
Good to know
- is it good for kids?
- Yes, the 6th floor features several popular attractions for children including the Nintendo, Pokemon, and Capcom stores.
- is it OK on a rainy day?
- Yes, it is a large indoor mall with multiple floors of shops and restaurants, making it a suitable refuge from the rain.
- how long should I stay?
- Plan for two to three hours to browse the specialty floors and grab a meal in the basement.
- is a reservation needed?
- Not mentioned in reviews.
Visitor reviews
★★★★★
This shopping mall is a place i definitely visit when I go to Shibuya. Aside of the strategic location, many unique tenants inside who sells authentic goods/fashion. It's surrounded by good choices of restaurants. The best part is, there's a maintained prayer room inside. As a Muslim, this place has been my savior. Thank you, Parco. Hope this business flourishing.
★★★★★
The basement foothall has amazing vibes. There are so many good places to eat there. 6th floor is the nerd heaven, There was a Nintendo store, Capcom, Sega, pokémon, Jump, andany more.
★★
If you want to know what retail hell feels like, then travel no further than the Parco mall in Shibuya. Located a few minutes walk from Shibuya crossing, this mall is sensory overload. Between the confusing layout, the overwhelming amounts of escalators and the bizarre changing directions of escalators, this mall is here to challenge even the most directionally skilled individuals.
There's a bottom floor with numerous restaurants, including one where you can eat giant isopod, kangaroo meat, bear meat and even whale sashimi. Japan really has it all.
★★★★★
Was traveling through Parco during SHIBUYA games week and had tons of fun. There’s a variety of eateries and shops available for all shoppers
★★★★★
If you enjoy anime characters, check out level 6 of Parco, which opens at 10 am. Lots of current crowd favourites like Nintendo, Sega, Godzilla, One Piece, Jump Store and more.