Tokyo · Shibuya and Harajuku
Sailor Moon store
Sailor Moon store is the official Sailor Moon shop, on floor B0.5 of Laforet Harajuku, at the corner of Meiji-dori and Omotesando Avenue. Toei Animation, PNP and Bandai stand behind it. According to the official website, on 23 September 2026 the store celebrated 9 years, which means it has been open since 2017.
The store closed for renovation and reopened on 19 April 2024 with a colorful design inspired by the northern lights. According to Laforet, it sells clothes, bags, shoes, accessories and jewelry, makeup and skincare, perfume, homeware, toys, books and CDs. A large part of the stock is the store's own original items: in October 2026 the store announced plush toys of Luna and Artemis, magnets, a 2027 desk calendar and a collaboration with LINE FRIENDS.
New products come out almost every week, so it is worth checking the store's news page before you visit. If you are not coming to Tokyo, the store has corners at Kiddy Land in Osaka (Shinsaibashi PARCO) and in Nagoya (Nagoya PARCO), according to the official store list.
Good to know
- Floor B0.5 is a half floor below the main entrance of Laforet. The store is listed as Sailor Moon store on the building's floor map.
- Tax-free is done at the store's own register, and you show your passport. From 1 November 2026 Japan moves to a refund system, so ask at the register how it works on the day you buy.
- Laforet has lockers on floor 2.5 and a Seven Bank ATM on floor 1.5, according to the building guide. Handy if you buy a lot and want to keep walking around without bags.
What is nearby
Approximate walking minutes from the entrance of Sailor Moon store.
- HereSailor Moon store
- 1 min
Omotesando Street
An avenue of zelkova trees with brand buildings by major architects: Prada by Herzog and de Meuron, Tod's by Toyo Ito, Dior by SANAA.
- 1 min
ovgo Baker Meiji St. Cafe
A vegan bakery and cafe on floor 2 of Laforet: cookies, muffins and desserts made from plant ingredients, and coffee. Not kosher.
- ~3 min
Takeshita Street Street
About 350 meters of crepes, colorful popcorn and ¥300 shops.
- ~3 min
Kiddy Land Harajuku Shopping
A toy and character shop on Omotesando Avenue, over several floors. Tax-free shop.
- ~4 min
Marion Crepes Takeshita Dori Food
A long-running crepe stand at the end of Takeshita Street that faces Meiji-dori. Not kosher.
- ~6 min
Meiji Jingu More to see
Tokyo's great Shinto shrine, inside a planted forest of 100 thousand trees.