Recommended Arcade

An old arcade that still packs the strongest punch in the district, Shibuya Kaikan is a narrow 6 story tower (B1+5F) that boasts a vast selection of games both new and old.

Given how Shibuya is more of a fashion and music district that attracts the casual crowd, the competition at Shibuya Kaikan is pretty good for its location. B1 + 5 Floors, Narrow.

Despite of its location opposite from Shibuya's commercial area, Hightech Land Sega offers a good selection of games ranging from old titles to new ones.

As expected for an arcade that's off the main street, the volume and level of competition is modest. 1 Floor, Wide.

Although Taito Station Shibuya was once a great location for fighting games and even held beta tests, the arcade has shrunk its offerings during the years. 2 Floors, Wide.

Adores Shibuya was once a great place to rest and play fighting games, but both its selection and competition have dissipated during the years. The store is still great for the latest music games and prize machines. 4 Floors, Semiwide.

No fighting games. A huge casino type store that entertains the young adults of Shibuya. B1 + 1 Floor, Wide.

A comforting location in the middle of Shibuya's commercial district. Print club machines dominate the first floor, and arcade games are on 2F. Use the stairways on the right side.

Similarly to most other Namcolands, the store offers multiple Tekken 6 machines running at 100 yen per 2 credits, which is further discounted to 90 yen with the use of a prepaid card. 2 Floors, Semiwide.

A typical small-scale arcade operated by an arcade distributor, GM Shoji Corp. 1 Floor, Narrow.