Shibuya 109
Shibuya⭐ 4.0(10,280)
AI Score
90/100
Walking
1 min from Shibuya Station
An iconic cylindrical building overlooking Shibuya Crossing, long the epicenter of Tokyo youth fashion trends across its many small boutique floors.
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Shibuya⭐ 4.2(22,484 reviews)
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86/100
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3 min from Shibuya Station
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A famously chaotic, floor-to-ceiling discount megastore open around the clock, selling everything from snacks and cosmetics to souvenirs and electronics.
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Total duration
4h 42m
Walking time
45 min
Start
12:00
Finish
17:27
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Useful any time of day or night — the concierge points here for last-minute souvenirs, snacks, or forgotten travel essentials.
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Yami An
2026-06-11
MEGA Don Quijote is the kind of store where you can find almost anything if you have a little time to look around. I liked how easy it was to pick up everyday items along with fun souvenirs for friends and family, and there were plenty of makeup options too. It felt like a very useful stop, especially when I wanted to bring a few things back home.
Shahtaj Noor
2026-07-21
Omg it’s huge! 7 floors full of items that you usually see in all those viral travel videos! Obviously it’s always crowded. You will often find Indians with big luggage and trolley lol. But place is a must to buy all Japanese beauty products, chocolate, matcha, all kind of patches and what not?! Price is very reasonable and you must show your passport for tax free payment. Tax free payment counter is in 7th floor. I thought it would be very crowded too but to my surprise there were 40 counters for payment which make it quicker. Also they take all the coins. So it’s super nice and best way to get rid of your coins.
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3 reviews
Sara K.
2026-07-16
Chaotic but fun — found great snack souvenirs at midnight.
Chris P.
2026-06-04
Overwhelming at first but genuinely useful for last-minute shopping.
Hana Y.
2026-04-22
Great late-night option when everything else is closed.
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Derya D.
2026-06-04
If you go to Don Quijote, you have to be prepared for massive crowds. The product selection is simply gigantic, you easily get completely lost and quickly grab way too many things, so the final receipt might come as quite a surprise! A real highlight is the cosmetics department: one entire floor is completely packed with all the famous Japanese and Korean skincare brands. If you really want to check out everything, you should definitely plan for at least 3 hours. A huge plus is the Tax-Free shopping on the 7th floor. Even though the store is extremely crowded, the process there is super fast because they have over 20 cash registers available. A crazy, chaotic, but absolutely worthwhile store!
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Shibuya⭐ 4.0(10,280)
AI Score
90/100
Walking
1 min from Shibuya Station
An iconic cylindrical building overlooking Shibuya Crossing, long the epicenter of Tokyo youth fashion trends across its many small boutique floors.
Shibuya⭐ 4.2(9,564)
AI Score
88/100
Walking
4 min from Shibuya Station
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Shibuya⭐ 4.2(1,650)
AI Score
88/100
Walking
3 min from Shibuya Station
A laid-back Shibuya coffee bar founded by a champion latte artist, known for playful latte art and a relaxed, skate-culture-adjacent atmosphere.