Retail & Shopping at Shibuya, Tokyo— Page 4

The flagship store of Japanese select-shop label Tomorrowland, spanning two floors of cocoti SHIBUYA on Meiji-dori.

A beloved multi-level bookshop in central Shibuya, renowned for its outstanding manga selection and eclectic range of Japanese media.

A handy Tokyu supermarket directly connected to Shibuya Station, offering fresh foods, handmade bento and deli sides for locals and commuters alike.

A beloved wagashi shop famous for its mame-daifuku rice cakes, with a branch inside Shibuya Scramble Square's home floor.

A skate and streetwear institution on Shibuya's Spain-zaka slope, packed with boards, trainers, and urban gear.

One of Shibuya's landmark department stores, Seibu offers an impressive range of luxury brands, Japanese cosmetics, and gourmet food across multiple floors.

A prestigious fruit and dessert boutique by Shinjuku Takano in Mark City, offering premium fruit gifts, cakes, and seasonal confections since 1885.

THE brand's largest flagship store on Scramble Square's 8th floor, curating Japanese everyday essentials that redefine the meaning of 'standard'.

A well-stocked supermarket on the ground floor of Shibuya Cast, perfect for grabbing fresh food and deli items on the go.

A chiffon cake specialist in Shibuya Mark City, renowned for its signature raw caramel chiffon and cup desserts.

Japan's oldest underground shopping arcade, tucked beneath Shibuya Crossing with around thirty quirky independent shops.

A long-established Marui department store in Shibuya, currently being reimagined as a sustainable retail landmark by Foster + Partners.