Hakuhinkan Toy Park, Tokyo
Hakuhinkan Toy Park in Ginza is a colossal specialty toy store that has captivated visitors since its opening in 1986. Spanning from the basement to the fourth floor, this toy emporium boasts an astonishing inventory of approximately 200,000 items, including toys, stuffed animals, licensed-character merchandise, and various novelty goods. It has even earned a place in the Guinness Book of Records as Japan's largest toy store.
Foreign tourists are drawn to Hakuhinkan for its diverse selection of Japanese-inspired items, souvenirs, intellectual toys, and figures of beloved anime characters. The fifth and sixth floors house restaurants, making it convenient for shoppers to enjoy a meal amidst their shopping spree.
Each floor offers a unique shopping experience. The first floor features party goods, stationery, and interior decor items, while the second floor is a plush paradise with a wide array of cuddly creatures. The third floor caters to infants and toddlers with a carefully curated selection of high-quality toys, including educational options.
The fourth floor is dedicated to gaming, offering card games, board games, video games, and an expansive collection of jigsaw puzzles. Additionally, visitors can enjoy the Hakuhinkan Racing Park, a thrilling slot car circuit.
In the basement, the Fashion Doll Park showcases fashion dolls like Licca-chan, along with doll-related accessories. The DOOB 3D Ginza shop on the same floor allows you to create personalized 3D figurines of yourself and your family.
Hakuhinkan Toy Park is not just a store; it's a magical wonderland that appeals to all ages and is a must-visit destination for toy enthusiasts and families alike.
Foreign tourists are drawn to Hakuhinkan for its diverse selection of Japanese-inspired items, souvenirs, intellectual toys, and figures of beloved anime characters. The fifth and sixth floors house restaurants, making it convenient for shoppers to enjoy a meal amidst their shopping spree.
Each floor offers a unique shopping experience. The first floor features party goods, stationery, and interior decor items, while the second floor is a plush paradise with a wide array of cuddly creatures. The third floor caters to infants and toddlers with a carefully curated selection of high-quality toys, including educational options.
The fourth floor is dedicated to gaming, offering card games, board games, video games, and an expansive collection of jigsaw puzzles. Additionally, visitors can enjoy the Hakuhinkan Racing Park, a thrilling slot car circuit.
In the basement, the Fashion Doll Park showcases fashion dolls like Licca-chan, along with doll-related accessories. The DOOB 3D Ginza shop on the same floor allows you to create personalized 3D figurines of yourself and your family.
Hakuhinkan Toy Park is not just a store; it's a magical wonderland that appeals to all ages and is a must-visit destination for toy enthusiasts and families alike.
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Sight Name: Hakuhinkan Toy Park
Sight Location: Tokyo, Japan (See walking tours in Tokyo)
Sight Type: Shopping
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