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If you want to check off every must-see anime mecca in a single day, this tour is for you! We’ll guide you through shops packed with limited-edition merch and real-life locations featured in popular series. Enjoy meeting fellow fans and immerse yourself in a jam-packed day of anime excitement!
Below are examples
1. Akihabara
Akihabara is Tokyo’s iconic hub for all things otaku, from anime collectibles to cutting-edge electronics. Wander through multi-story shops packed with figures, manga, and gadgets. Enjoy themed cafes and arcades brimming with retro games. Akihabara’s neon-lit streets bring anime worlds to life, making it an essential stop for every fan.
2. Nakano Broadway
Nakano Broadway is a hidden paradise for serious collectors, offering vintage manga, rare figures, and niche goods. Its maze-like corridors lead to unique shops specializing in everything from retro toys to idol merchandise. Far less crowded than Akihabara, Nakano Broadway delivers a treasure hunt-like experience for die-hard anime enthusiasts.
3. Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo
This flagship Pokémon Center in Ikebukuro offers a massive selection of official merchandise, from plushies to exclusive items you won’t find anywhere else. Fans can test their skills at the in-store game area or snap photos with life-sized Pokémon statues. It’s the perfect stop for both casual and hardcore Trainers alike.
4. Ghibli Museum, Mitaka
Nestled in Mitaka, the Ghibli Museum celebrates the imaginative world of Studio Ghibli. Explore whimsical exhibits showcasing beloved films like “Spirited Away” and “My Neighbor Totoro.” Each corner is filled with hand-drawn art, interactive displays, and enchanting surprises. Tickets must be reserved in advance, so plan accordingly for this magical experience.
5. Toei Animation Museum
Discover the legacy of Toei Animation, the studio behind classics like “Dragon Ball” and “Sailor Moon.” This museum offers behind-the-scenes insights into the animation process, original storyboards, and interactive exhibits. Fans can also check out limited merchandise and immerse themselves in decades of anime history that shaped Japanese pop culture.
6. Fujiko F. Fujio Museum
Dedicated to the creator of “Doraemon,” this museum showcases the iconic blue robot cat and other beloved characters. Visitors can explore original manga art, interactive displays, and a cafe serving themed dishes. The rooftop area features life-sized statues for perfect photo-ops, making this a fun destination for fans of all ages.
7. Sunshine City Anime Spots
Sunshine City in Ikebukuro is home to various anime-themed shops and events, including specialized pop-up stores for trending shows. The complex also hosts cosplay gatherings and fan meetups throughout the year. Whether you’re hunting for exclusive merch or looking to connect with fellow fans, Sunshine City offers a vibrant otaku atmosphere.
8. Animate Ikebukuro Main Store
The flagship Animate store in Ikebukuro spans multiple floors, filled with manga, DVDs, character goods, and more. Frequent promotions and exclusive merchandise make every visit different. Located near Otome Road, it’s particularly known for serving female fans with extensive BL and shoujo selections. Expect weekend crowds of eager otaku shoppers!
9. Otome Road
Nicknamed “Otome (Maiden) Road,” this female-oriented area in Ikebukuro offers shops filled with BL manga, idol merchandise, and more. It’s a haven for fangirls seeking unique collector’s items and themed cafes. Even if you’re not a BL enthusiast, the lively atmosphere and niche offerings make it a fascinating cultural spot.
10. Harajuku Takeshita Street Anime Shops
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1-17-6 Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0021, Japan