1. 渋谷パルコ
    渋谷パルコ
  2. 渋谷パルコ
    Photo: Kisa Toyoshima | Shibuya Parco

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Time Out says

Shibuya Parco finally reopened, just in time for the brand’s 50th anniversary. Don’t be deterred by the luxury stores on the ground floor – there’s more to this new shopping centre than just designer labels. Aside from a cool mix of shops and restaurants, there are art galleries, a cinema and a theatre, as well as an entire floor dedicated to manga and gaming. It definitely has a young and hip vibe. And for those who missed Harajuku’s iconic Condomania after it was demolished a while back, guess what – it now found a new home in Shibuya Parco.

Details

Address
15-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya
Tokyo
Transport:
Shibuya Station (Yamanote, Ginza lines), Hachiko exit; (Hanzomon line), exits 6, 7
Opening hours:
Shops 11am-9pm, restaurants 11.30am-11pm daily

What’s on

Chiikawa Ramen Buta

Everyone loves Chiikawa right now. Get your fill of the mischievous characters created by Japanese illustrator Nagano in Shibuya, where the franchise’s official ramen shop returns for a limited time. Located on the basement floor of Shibuya Parco, it deals in ramen of the pork variety, hence the buta (pig) in the name. The ramen is served in three sizes: Chiikawa (mini), Hachiware (small) and Usagi (large). Each bowl will come with a novelty sticker, featuring either Chiikawa, Hachiware or Usagi depending on the bowl you ordered. As for drinks, the Shisa Mandarin Soda is a must-try, named after the hard-working lion dog and ramen shop assistant in the Chiikawa universe. Each drink comes with a novelty character card, which you can draw at random from a selection of 10 characters. Visitors who grab a bite of the ramen are also allowed exclusive access to the adjacent merch shop, complete with limited-edition goods – think T-shirts, ramen bowls, beer jugs and towels featuring the adorable Chiikawa.
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