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Shibuya•454m(6 min walk)
Shibuya Parco
渋谷パルコTokyo
Shopping
What makes this place special?
At a Glance
Shibuya Parco is a fashion and culture complex in Udagawacho, Shibuya, Tokyo, and the flagship of the PARCO brand. It first opened in 1973 and is often linked to the rise of Shibuya as a district for young people. It closed in August 2016 because of its age, was rebuilt, and reopened in November 2019 as the Shibuya Parco Hulic Building, with 20 floors above ground and three below.
The shopping floors mix luxury, designer, street and vintage labels, and a staircase street lets shoppers reach shops directly from outside. The sixth floor is given to Japanese manga, anime and game culture, with a Pokemon Center, Nintendo TOKYO, JUMP SHOP and CAPCOM STORE TOKYO. A pedestrian passage called Nakashibu-dori runs between the sites of the old buildings. Parco is the Italian word for park, and Koen-dori, the street named for it, leads toward Yoyogi Park.
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Visit Duration
75 minutes
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