2023TAMASHII NATIONS STORE TOKYO
TAMASHII NATIONS STORE TOKYO(魂ネイションズストア東京)
타마시 네이션즈 스토어 도쿄
Figures & hobbyBy the Electric Town Exit · 2 min walk
Bandai Spirits' flagship: S.H.Figuarts and METAL BUILD displays, store-exclusive figures
Hours
| Every day | 10:00 – 20:00 |
|---|---|
| Regular closing | No regular holiday (temporary closures for exhibition changeovers and New Year) |
10:00-20:00 every day, weekends and public holidays included. During exhibition changeovers the EVENT zone alone closes or the whole store shuts for the day (29 Jan, 26 Mar, 9 Jul 2026), and it closed for several days around TAMASHII NATION in November (4-18 Nov 2025). The last business day of most months closes at 18:00; 31 Dec and 1 Jan are closed and 2-3 Jan end at 17:00. Check the official business calendar and X (@tamashii_tnt) before visiting
From the official page · https://tamashiiweb.com/store/tokyo/about/ ·Verified 2026-09-04
Floor guide
- 1F
- NEW ITEM zone straight ahead (new releases and Tamashii Web Shop prototypes), SHOP zone on the right (exclusives and select retail items), EVENT zone on the left (rotating exhibitions)
How to find it
Leave JR Akihabara's Electric Town exit and turn right (north) along the walkway under the elevated tracks. Within a minute the entrance is on your right, in the former Gundam Cafe space, marked with a TAMASHII NATIONS STORE TOKYO sign.
Tips
- Photos and video of the displays alone are allowed; tripods, selfie sticks, livestreaming inside, and filming other customers are not
- Store exclusives carry per-person purchase limits; when crowded, entry may switch to numbered tickets or reservations. Overnight queuing is prohibited
- Pays with cash, credit cards (VISA, Mastercard, JCB, AMEX, etc.), Suica and other e-money, and code payments such as PayPay, AliPay+ and WeChat Pay
- Products are for ages 15+ (under-15s may enter with a guardian but cannot buy). No cloakroom and no customer restroom. Tax-free status is not stated officially, so ask at the register
Address
東京都千代田区神田花岡町1-1
Photo: Michael Ocampo · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons