MEGA Don Quijote Shibuya Honten Store is a large discount store located near Shibuya Scramble Crossing. While there are larger Don Quijote branches elsewhere in Tokyo, this Honten Store is still among the largest. Spanning from basement level 1 to the 7th floor, it offers a wide range of products, including trending cosmetics, matcha sweets, Japanese snacks, seasonal fruits, and its popular roasted sweet potatoes.

Locally known as “Donki,” the store provides multilingual support in English, Chinese, and Korean, as well as tax-free shopping services. Open 24 hours a day, it allows visitors to shop at any time.

Floor Guide to Don Quijote Shibuya

MEGA Don Quijote Shibuya Honten Store is a multi-level shopping space where the atmosphere changes from floor to floor. With the in-store floor guide, visitors can easily see what is available from the basement to the upper levels. By exploring both the Honten Store and the Annex, shoppers can discover products from across Japan while staying in Shibuya.

Honten Store

The Honten Store extends from basement level 1 to the 7th floor, with each floor organized by product category.

The lower floors feature a popular food section for travelers, offering matcha-flavored sweets, Japan-exclusive packaged snacks, and instant ramen. Freshly roasted sweet potatoes and seasonal fruits are also available, allowing visitors to enjoy distinctive Japanese flavors on site.

The middle floors carry cosmetics, daily necessities, and over-the-counter medicines. Japanese skincare products and face masks are especially popular for bulk purchases. Electronics and mobile accessories are also available, making it easy to find items needed during travel.

The upper floors present a lively selection of character goods, cosplay items, and party supplies. The colorful displays attract visitors who enjoy browsing and taking photos, and simply walking through the space conveys the energetic atmosphere of Shibuya.

Annex

The Annex, located across from the Honten Store, offers products especially popular with people visiting Japan. You can browse souvenirs like confectionery, cosmetics, clothing, and suitcases, all in one place. During your trip, if you decide you want something or need additional luggage, this is the perfect place to go.

Annex / Photo courtesy of PPIH Co., Ltd.

General Information (hours and access)

The store is generally open 24 hours, although hours may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
It is about a five-minute walk from Shibuya Station, served by JR, Tokyo Metro, and Tokyu lines. The store is easy to find by heading toward Shibuya Scramble Crossing.