Chiikawa Land TOKYO Station
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- Chiikawa is the character having the biggest moment in Japan right now
- The Tokyo Station Land is one of the flagships

54 official character shops across nine Tokyo areas. Where to find Chiikawa, mofusand, Rilakkuma, Kirby, Miffy, Snoopy and Ghibli goods, from the Tokyo Station arcade to the Kiddy Land flagships.
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Tokyo is the world capital of the cute character from homegrown mascots like Chiikawa to the cute and cuddly mofusand, they share the city with decades old favorites like Rilakkuma, Kirby, Miffy and Snoopy. Many have their own official shop stacked with plushes, stationery and limited goods. This guide maps the ones worth planning a route around, from the character arcade under Tokyo Station to the multi-floor Kiddy Land flagships, grouped by neighborhood so you can shop a whole area at once. Anime and game fandom stores have their own guide, as does Sanrio.
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The character arcade
Tokyo Character Street
The one-stop flagship
Kiddy Land Harajuku
What's trending now
Chiikawa Land
Studio Ghibli goods
Donguri Republic
Toy megastores
Hakuhinkan and Yamashiroya
9 locations·Tokyo
Tokyo Character Street inside Tokyo Station runs a whole basement arcade of official shops off the Yaesu side, so you can hit Chiikawa, mofusand, Rilakkuma, Sumikko, Miffy, Snoopy and Ghibli goods without leaving the station.
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12 locations·Harajuku / Meiji-jingumae
The Kiddy Land Harajuku store puts four floors of characters under one roof, and the surrounding blocks hold the standalone flagships for Chiikawa, mofusand, Tamagotchi and Kirby, plus the Shibuya Disney and Doraemon stores a few minutes south.

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8 locations·Shinjuku
A newer character hub, anchored by the 2025 Kiddy Land Shinjuku with its own Rilakkuma, Sumikko, Miffy, Snoopy and Kirby corners, and joined by the Disney flagship and a Marui Chiikawa store.
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9 locations·Ikebukuro
Centered on the Sunshine City complex, where Kiddy Land, Snoopy, Rilakkuma, Sumikko, Miffy and Ghibli shops sit near a Chiikawa Park, with a second Chiikawa Land in the nearby Parco.
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7 locations·Tokyo Skytree / Oshiage
The Tokyo Solamachi mall at the base of Skytree is a character destination in its own right, with a run of official shops, Chiikawa, Rilakkuma, Snoopy, Miffy, Ghibli, Anpanman and Kirby, worth folding into a tower visit.
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3 locations·Kichijoji
A compact west-side cluster, worth pairing with the Ghibli Museum in nearby Mitaka. Kiddy Land, Rilakkuma and Snoopy Town all sit within a couple of blocks of the station.
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2 locations·Ginza
The landmark Hakuhinkan Toy Park runs several floors of toys and character goods, and a Moomin Shop adds the Finnish-mascot corner a few minutes away.
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3 locations·Ueno / Asakusa
Yamashiroya is a beloved multi-floor toy store right across from Ueno Station, a second Moomin Shop sits nearby, and Asakusa adds a Monchhichi specialist in Toysterao.
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1 location·Daiba / Tokyo Teleport
One destination worth the trip out to the bay. The Doraemon Future Department Store in DiverCity is the official store for Japan’s most enduring cat robot, with the ability to personalize your own goods.
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Chiikawa and mofusand are the trending ones
If you want what is having a moment, head for Chiikawa (a small white creature and friends) and mofusand (cats in costumes). Both have standalone Land stores that draw lines, and their goods sell out fast, so shop early in the day.
Kiddy Land is the one-stop shortcut
A single Kiddy Land, especially the four-floor Harajuku flagship, carries corners for most of the characters in this guide under one roof. If your time is short, it covers more brands in one stop than any other shop.
The character museums are worth the trip
Beyond the shops, the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka and the Snoopy Museum near Minami-machida both have excellent shops with museum-exclusive goods. Both require advance tickets, so book before you go.
Tax-free at the bigger shops
Kiddy Land, the department-store shops and the toy megastores generally offer tax-free with a passport. From November 1, 2026 the system changes to a pay-then-refund model claimed at customs on departure, so keep your passport and receipts together.
For one stop, the Kiddy Land Harajuku flagship covers the most brands under one roof across four floors. For sheer density of separate official shops, Tokyo Character Street under Tokyo Station packs a whole arcade of them, from Chiikawa and Rilakkuma to Ghibli and Miffy.
Chiikawa has Land stores at Tokyo Station, Harajuku, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro (plus a Chiikawa Park) and Solamachi. mofusand has a Harajuku flagship and a Tokyo Station shop. Both are the trending characters right now, so goods move quickly.
No. Sanrio (Hello Kitty, My Melody, Kuromi) has its own dedicated guide, and Pokémon, Nintendo and other anime and game fandom stores are covered in the anime and manga guide. This guide focuses on the broader cute-character world, mostly Japanese mascots.
Many of the larger shops do, with a passport. From November 1, 2026 the exemption changes to a pay-then-refund model claimed at customs on departure, so keep your passport and receipts together.

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