The grand opening of the SEGA flagship store in Shibuya PARCO (Photo: Ryan Noble)

SEGA Store Tokyo Opens in Shibuya PARCO

Gotta go fast! The new SEGA Store Tokyo just opened in Shibuya PARCO, Tokyo.

The grand opening of the SEGA flagship store in Shibuya PARCO (Photo: Ryan Noble)
Ryan Noble   - 6 min read

As of Friday 18 July 2025, the new SEGA Store Tokyo in Shibuya PARCO will be open, bringing with it a blend of nostalgia for SEGA’s beloved mascots—Sonic the Hedgehog chief amongst them, of course—and excitement for the present and future of gaming, including the Persona franchise and Yakuza: Like a Dragon.

Taking its place as Japan’s flagship SEGA store, this new addition to Shibuya PARCO’s sixth floor aims to deliver the “world of SEGA as an experience" alongside exclusive character goods, and it’s something we’ve been excited for since the store’s first announcement back in May.

Sonic fans—get your running shoes on!

Sonic waiting to greet his fans
Sonic waiting to greet his fans

If you visit the store between July 18–21, you can meet and greet the spiky superstar himself… Sonic!

SEGA Store Tokyo: The grand opening

Sonic the Hedgehog goods at the SEGA Tokyo Store
Sonic the Hedgehog goods at the SEGA Tokyo Store

Joining the people of Tokyo on this momentous occasion was:

  • Shuji Utsumi: President & COO, Representative Director of SEGA
  • Justin Scarpone: Executive Vice President, Head of Global Transmedia Group
  • Yugo Hiramatsu: Shibuya PARCO General Manager
  • Kosuke Kawamura: A well-known collage artist with exclusive Sonic designs

Each gave impassioned speeches about the decades of SEGA fandom making this—and the recently opened SEGA store in Shanghai—possible, as well as sharing hopes that this new flagship store would share the love of SEGA and its franchises with new generations.

Exclusive SEGA merchandise

As is true of the majority of stores on the sixth floor of Shibuya PARCO, one of the most exciting things about this new SEGA store is its merchandise, some of which are only available at this location.

The SEGA Cooro stuffed toy series, including Sonic and Yakuza characters
The SEGA Cooro stuffed toy series, including Sonic and Yakuza characters
Sonic the Hedgehog x Kosuke Kawamura exclusive plush toys
Sonic the Hedgehog x Kosuke Kawamura exclusive plush toys

A snapshot of the goods available at this shop includes:

  • Sonic the Hedgehog x Kosuke Kawamura exclusive plush toy
  • SEGA Cooro stuffed toy series, including Sonic and Yakuza characters
  • SEGA & Atlus titles, including Persona 3, Persona 5, and Metaphor: ReFantazio
  • SEGA tumblers in white, silver, gold, and black
A selection of the Sonic goods available at the SEGA Tokyo Store
A selection of the Sonic goods available at the SEGA Tokyo Store
The exclusive Japan x Sonic style goods, such as Sonic by a torii gate
The exclusive Japan x Sonic style goods, such as Sonic by a torii gate (Photo: Cathy Geux)

Shibuya PARCO: A hub of gaming & anime

The exterior of Shibuya PARCO on a sunny day, towering into the blue sky
The exterior of Shibuya PARCO on a sunny day, towering into the blue sky (Photo: picture cells / Shutterstock.com)

If you love games, anime, or both, Shibuya PARCO is the place to be. The sixth floor—which also goes by the name CYBERSPACE SHIBUYA—has gradually become a hub for gaming and pop culture. One can easily spend an afternoon, and a lot of money, exploring its lively stores, including the likes of Nintendo, the Pokémon Center, the Capcom Store, the JUMP Shop, the Godzilla Store, and a variety of limited-time stores such as the Death Stranding 2 pop-up.

For the latest on Sonic and his colorful cohort, keep an eye on the SEGA Official Instagram.

Getting there

Shibuya PARCO is located approximately 5 minutes on foot from Shibuya Station's Hachiko exit. The station is served by numerous lines including the JR Yamanote line, the Tokyo Metro's Ginza, Hanzomon, and Fukutoshin lines, and the Keio Inokashira line.

More info

Find out more about Shibuya PARCO.

Ryan Noble

Ryan Noble @u13632

Hailing from the land of baked beans, Ryan fell in love with Japan and never looked back. Now living in Tokyo, he wants to show off Japan's lesser-known destinations, green spaces, and coffee spots 🎍☕