A hot new spot in Shibuya offering the latest capsule toys

#C-pla Shibuya Center-gai

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#C-pla Shibuya Center-gai Store, located in Shibuya Center-gai, is one of the leading specialty stores in Tokyo with approximately 2,000 of the latest capsule toys. The store features a first floor equipped with digital signage and a touch-panel search system, a second floor lined with popular characters, and a basement floor where visitors can enjoy exhibits that introduce them to the culture and mechanisms of capsule toys. With limited items available only in Shibuya and an experience corner that is sure to be a hit on social networking sites, this is a new capsule toyspot where you can see, choose, and learn all at once.

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2,000 capsule toys in the heart of Shibuya

#C-pla Shibuya Center-gai Store" is located in a corner of Shibuya Center-gai, right next to the scramble crossing. The colorful exterior of this street-front store is eye-catching, and it is the flagship store boasting the largest number of products in #C-pla's history. From the first basement floor to the second floor, a total of more than 2,000 capsule toys are on display, and the first floor features the hottest new items, attracting capsule toy enthusiasts from Japan and abroad. From popular anime characters to miniatures that are the talk of the town on SNS, there are experiences waiting for you to take home with you a taste of Tokyo.

A colorful storefront facing Shibuya Center-gai, instantly catching the eye.

The first floor is packed with trending capsule toys, from cosmetics and stationery to anime-themed and miniature items.

The 2nd floor is a sanctuary for character lovers.A must-visit second floor for character capsule toy fans

The second floor is dedicated to Japan’s beloved character capsule toys. Focused on BANDAI products, the collection includes icons like "Tamagotchi," "Gundam," "One Piece," and "Crayon Shin-chan," loved across generations. A special archive display showcases past hits, offering insights into the evolution of Japan’s capsule toy culture.

Don't miss the archival exhibits from the past!

Explore the craft behind capsule toys in the basement museum

The basement floor features exhibits that dive into the creativity and craftsmanship behind capsule toy development. Popular makers such as TOYSCABIN, Kitan Club, Qualia, Bushiroad, and UJITA share the stories behind their designs. Visitors will come to appreciate that capsule toys are more than just playthings—they are part of a creative cultural movement. Q&A panels also explain common questions, such as “How are capsule toys made?” and “Why have prices increased recently?”

Some boards provide a fun introduction to the design and mechanics of the gacha, which has evolved over the years. *Read the explanation in multiple languages by scanning the QR code.

What is the difference between gachapon and gashapon?" and other questions. Read the QR code to read the explanation in multiple languages.

Shibuya-exclusive capsule toys perfect as souvenirs

Don’t miss out on the exclusive capsule toys available only at "c-pla Shibuya Center-gai." One of the most popular is the “Scramble Crossing Certificate Plate,” a novelty item perfect for commemorating your visit—especially for international tourists. The store’s original private brand, UJITA, also offers artistic and uniquely designed capsule toys.

Celebrate your visit to Shibuya’s Scramble Crossing with this unique UJITA item: “Scramble Crossing Certificate Plate” (¥1,000; limited supply).

The UJITA “Mini Flowerpot” (¥400, 1F) is a cute and soothing item that has been gaining popularity. (Available while supplies last)

Classic sneakers faithfully reproduced in miniature—perfect for collectors. Available on the first floor. BANDAI “INSTAPUMP FURY MINI FIGURE COLLECTION” ¥500 (Available while supplies last) @BANDAI

Miniatures of classic Morinaga Milk packages—including milk, pudding, and cheese. A food-themed favorite. Available on the second floor. BANDAI “Morinaga Milk Miniature Collection” ¥300 (Available while supplies last) @BANDAI

Photo: Yoshitaka Furukawa

The information contained this article was correct as of 08/18/2025 (the time of publication)