Chuo City

There is something for everyone in Chuo City.

Fancy some luxury shopping?
Want to dive into Japanese culture?
Or just want to relax?

Chuo City has you covered whether you’re enjoying luxury shopping in Ginza, exploring historic buildings, savoring traditional cuisine, or taking a leisurely stroll along the city’s popular waterfronts and parks during cherry blossom season. Chuo City is a popular and central dynamic part of Tokyo.

Only interested in Pokémon?

While there are not as many Pokémon TCG stores in Chuo City when compared to other Tokyo neighbourhoods, Chuo City is the home for the largest Pokémon Center in Tokyo, Pokémon Center TOKYO DX & its highly sought after Pokémon Cafe!

Nearest Stations:

Nihombashi Station – Approx. 5 min walk from Pokémon Center Tokyo DX.

So, where are we heading?

We’ve listed a few retailers below that carry Pokémon products within the area. Follow the links provided for more information!

Pokémon Center Tokyo DX
Pokémon Store Tokyo Station Shop
Magi
Notable Mentions

Please get in touch if there are any other noteworthy local retailers you’d like us to feature!

1. Pokémon Center Tokyo DX

About

This official Pokémon store offers a wide selection of merchandise, including plushies, stationery, and a variety of collectibles – not only does it feature a massive store with exclusive merch, it is also directly connected to the highly sought-after Pokémon Cafe making this a major hot spot for fans and collectors from around the world.

Trading cards are sold new and sealed only. The store does not sell single or graded cards, nor does it offer in-store or online appraisals. We recommend visiting in person to check the availability of sealed TCG products.

Head on over to our Pokémon Center section for more information on location, exclusive merch and nearby attractions!

Additional info

Atmosphere –
One word: Plushies.
Where?
Everywhere.

Budget Rating – 3/5
Mid price range.

Currency – Cash and card.

Visit Rating – 6/10

Socials

Website
https://www.pokemon.co.jp/shop/en/pokecen/tokyodx/

X (Twitter)
https://x.com/Pokemon_cojp

Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/pokemon_jpn/

2. Pokémon Store Tokyo Station Shop

About

A smaller-scale version of the popular Pokémon Center stores, this station shop is located, you guessed it, within Tokyo Station – a great location for travellers passing through and those wanting to grab any last minute souvenir’s.

Like other official Pokémon stores it offers a wide range of products and even has its own train-themed merchandise exclusive to its location, including the Stationmaster Pikachu plushie and specialised cookies. The store also features a life-size Stationmaster Pikachu statue, making it a perfect spot for photos.

Trading cards are sold new and sealed only. The store does not sell single or graded cards, nor does it offer in-store or online appraisals. We recommend visiting in person to check the availability of sealed TCG products.

Additional info

Atmosphere – Located on the first floor of the maze that is Tokyo Station, and amid the constant flow of crowds, the store can be difficult to find. The store is small and compact and notably less busy than the main flagship store locations. Exclusive merch isn’t always guaranteed – which was the case when we visited.

Budget Rating – 3/5
Mid price range.

Currency – Cash and card.

Visit Rating – 2/10

Socials

Website
https://www.pokemon.co.jp/shop/en/store/tokyo/

X (Twitter)
https://x.com/Pokemon_cojp

Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/pokemon_jpn/

Location

Address

First Avenue Tokyo Station 1F 1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
100-0005

Opening hours

Mon – Fri	10:00 – 20:30
Sat – Sun	10:00 – 20:30

3. Magi

Photo: @magi_tokyo_TCG

About

Magi is one of Japan’s largest TCG marketplaces, with stores located across multiple districts, specialising mainly in Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! cards – other trading card games are available however product is limited.

Known for its selection of rare, high-end singles and graded cards, prices are typically above market value – but fair for the average collector. The store offers a wide range of products, from modern sets to vintage cards along with sealed booster packs and boxes.

Located on the 7th floor of the building, the shop is just a 5 minute walk from Nihombashi Station.

Additional info

Atmosphere – Considered one of the friendliest Magi locations in Tokyo, it stands out from the rest for its top-tier customer service leaving visitors already planning their next visit.

Budget Rating – 4/5
Mid to high-end price range.

Currency – Cash and card.

Visit Rating – 8/10

Socials

Website
https://cardshopmagi.com/shop/magi-tokyo/

X (Twitter)
https://x.com/magi_tokyo_TCG