A 1960s shopping arcade turned collector's labyrinth. Floors 2 to 4 hold dozens of tiny specialist shops, many of them Mandarake branches with a single focus each.
Nearest station: JR Nakano, north exit. Best for: Vintage toys, rare figures, manga and doujinshi.
Many of the best shops are on upper floors. Here is what is on each level.
Nakano Broadway 3 floors mapped
Over 25 small Mandarake branches spread across the building, each with its own specialty.
Figures, Doujinshi, Retro games, Trading cards
Tip: Most shops open around noon, so come after lunch.
Nakano Broadway 1 floors mapped
Independent stalls selling boxed Famicom games, Game & Watch and vintage Pokémon goods.
Retro games, Gachapon
Nakano Broadway floor by floor
3 hours · 0.6 km
Where to stash your shopping bags at Akihabara, Nakano and Ikebukuro stations so you can keep hunting.
Suica, PASMO and ICOCA work on trains, in lockers and even at many gachapon and arcade machines.
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