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Capcom Store Tokyo — Monster Hunter to Resident Evil

Shibuya, Tokyo

Capcom Store Tokyo

Monster Hunter to Resident Evil

Written and edited by Masato Watanabe, Editor-in-Chief

Area
Shibuya, Tokyo
Best for
games, anime_goods, merch
Otaku level
4 / 10
Language barrier
Low
Budget
Medium
Reservation
Not required

Inside Shibuya PARCO, the official Capcom Store Tokyo is a love letter to one of gaming's most iconic publishers. From Monster Hunter to Street Fighter to Resident Evil, it gathers official goods under one roof, often with store-exclusive designs you can't get anywhere else. Even if you're more of an anime fan than a gamer, the bold displays make it a fun, easy stop.

What to see

The store stocks official Capcom merchandise spanning its biggest franchises: apparel, figures, plushies, accessories, and stationery themed around Monster Hunter, Street Fighter, Resident Evil, and more. Look for store-exclusive and limited-edition items, plus eye-catching themed displays that make great photos. Promotions and collaboration goods rotate, so check what's currently featured, especially around new game launches.

Who it's best for

Rated about 2-10 out of 10, it's broadly approachable. Capcom and game fans will obviously get the most out of it, but anyone who recognizes these globally famous franchises can enjoy a browse. There's no strict reason to avoid it; even casual visitors often know Street Fighter or Resident Evil. Hardcore fans, meanwhile, can hunt the exclusives that justify the trip.

Practical tips

Why it earns its spot in a trip plan

Shibuya PARCO is a hub for game-related shops, so the Capcom Store pairs perfectly with the building's other floors and nearby animate and Mandarake. As an official flagship, it offers exclusive goods and photo ops that generic stores can't match, making it a satisfying stop for gamers and curious fans alike. Confirm current hours and any active collaboration events on the official site before visiting.

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Photos via Google Maps · © Robert Ilijason, Andy Chia, 浅野寛修, Neil Cabato, Jay Chao

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