Nintendo Tokyo

"The Nintendo Store, just the thought of it makes every gamers heart racing. Nestled in a modern mall, among some incredible Japan-specific clothing designers, this Nintendo Store is the crown jewel that lures in every pixel enthusiast. As we stepped in mid-morning, it was full of Nintendo everything. The place was buzzing, crowded to the brim with enthusiasts exploring everything from Mario towels to Princess Peach spoons. It's a merchandise wonderland that caters to every gaming whim. But, fair warning, fellow adventurers, the popularity of this place means you might find yourself navigating through the crowds with the finesse of a Mario dodging obstacles. And when you're ready to cash those coins in, be prepared for the checkout lines – because when it comes to Nintendo goodies, patience is a virtue. The lines are long. The store is packed but the experience is worth it. "

"The one and only dedicated Nintendo store in Japan is the centerpiece of Cyberspace Shibuya, located in the Shibuya Parco shopping complex. NOTES: LIMITED ENTRY Due to the store’s popularity, Nintendo limits the number of customers that can enter at one time to about 30 people. This prevents crowding and makes for a nicer shopping experience. Unfortunately, it also means that you may have to wait in line for up to an hour during peak times. Mid-week is the best way to do it!"

"The whole floor actually has a bunch of other things like a Shounen Jump store and Capcom store. There's also a Pokemon Center but IMO the Ikebukuro one is better."