Don Quijote Shibuya: Shop All You Need at SHIBUYA MEGA DONKI!!
MEGA DONKI: Biggest Don Quijote in Shibuya
MEGA DONKI Shibuya Honten is Tokyo’s largest discount store and a chaotic treasure trove of surprises. Spread across eight floors and operating 24 hours a day, this shopping haven is a must-visit for everyone. Just a short walk from Shibuya Station, the store overflows with an array of everyday essentials, luxury goods, and quirky collectibles.
Its energetic atmosphere, efficient tax-free services, and multilingual signage make every visit smooth and exciting. If you’re hunting for the latest tech gadget or simply curious to explore hidden retail gems, a memorable shopping adventure awaits around every corner. Prepare yourself for unforgettable surprises!
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What is MEGA DONKI Shibuya Honten?
MEGA DONKI Shibuya Honten is Tokyo’s flagship discount store that first opened its doors in May 2017 after relocating and expanding to become three times larger than its predecessor. This iconic store operates 24 hours a day, catering to the city’s nonstop vibe.
With an extensive range of products—from everyday essentials and freshly made bento boxes to luxury brand items and quirky Japanese collectibles—it offers a shopping experience that appeals to both locals and international visitors. The floor guide is available in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, and Thai, ensuring a welcoming environment for all.
What’s on Each Floor?
Spread across eight floors (from B1 to 7F), MEGA DONKI Shibuya Honten organizes its vast inventory to help you navigate the shopping maze. The floor guide is written in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean and Thai.
B1: Grocery Shop
Focuses on fresh food, grocery items, bento boxes, and a variety of beverages including alcohol. There are various kinds of bento box which are freshly made in the kitchen on the same building.
1F Souvenirs and Seasonal Goods
Houses items like color contact lenses, seasonal party goods, and other entry-level products aimed at first impressions.
2F Snacks Galore
Offers a wide selection of snacks, candies, chocolates, global food items, and pet supplies.
3F Cosmetics & Health
Dedicated to cosmetics, medical supplies, health products, and sports equipment.
4F Luxury Brands
Displays genuine luxury brand products at discounted prices through parallel import channels, ensuring authenticity without compromising on cost-effectiveness.
5F Character Merchandise
Specializes in Japanese character merchandise and anime-related items, attracting fans and collectors with exclusive goods from popular franchises.
6F Electronics and appliances
Focuses on electronics and beauty appliances, including high-performance hair dryers and other gadgets, including lots of classic “weird Japanese” stuff to entertain us 🙂 as well as accessories for mobile devices.
7F Discounted Brands and Tax Free Counter
Presents a range of souvenirs, and also clothing from famous brands at discounted prices, as well as the tax-free counter.
Visitor Tips
- Plan your visit to beat the crowds—early mornings or late nights can be more relaxed, even though the store is bustling around the clock.
- With a cashier conveniently located on every floor, long queues are rare. Don’t forget your passport to take full advantage of tax-free shopping.
- The store’s clear multilingual signage and user-friendly floor guide ensure you can quickly locate anything you need.
- Keep an eye out for exclusive products available only at this branch and for attractive in-store discounts that make every purchase even sweeter.
How to Get to MEGA DONKI Shibuya Honten
Situated on Dogenzaka Street, MEGA DONKI Shibuya Honten is easily accessible—just a five-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station, particularly near the Hachiko exit. Simply follow the signs or use the map link below to guide you right to the entrance.
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https://www.donki.com/store/shop_detail.php?shop_id=442 |
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