🛍️ Bokuhan-kan TOY PARK Ginza Main Store

Established in Meiji 32 (1899) as a factory for exhibitions and sales, it transformed into the toy specialty store "Bokuhinkan TOY PARK" in Showa 57 (1982). Located in a 10-story building at the intersection of Ginza 8-chome, the first to fourth floors are filled with around 200,000 items including toys, games, hobbies, plush dolls, and various miscellaneous goods, catering to the play needs of all age groups from children to adults. On the fourth floor, there is a dedicated racetrack for 1/32 scale slot cars, where you can enjoy the thrill of driving without needing to bring your own equipment; just rent the machines and controllers for 200 yen for 5 minutes. Additionally, authentic magic performances by professional magicians on weekends are also very popular. Customers who accumulate purchases of over 5,000 yen can enjoy tax exemption. If you're feeling hungry, you can dine at restaurants on the 5th and 6th floors offering Italian, Chinese cuisine, and Wagyu barbecue.

A toy specialty store opened in Ginza in 1982. The first to fourth floors of the ten-story building are filled with approximately 200,000 toys. The racetrack for toy cars and the magic performance area are particularly popular. The fifth and sixth floors feature several restaurants offering Italian and Chinese cuisine, among others.