Harry Potter Shop Harajuku
The official Harry Potter flagship shop opened in August 2025. Its two floors contain merchandise areas and a Butterbeer Bar; it is a separate location from Studio Tour Tokyo.
At a glance
- Address
- 6-31-17 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
- Hours
- Daily 11:00–21:00
- Entry
- Online entry passes discontinued; visit during opening hours
- Website
- Official Harajuku shop ↗
Checked · 2026.10.27
Harry Potter Shop Harajuku
The official Harry Potter flagship shop opened in August 2025. Its two floors contain merchandise areas and a Butterbeer Bar; it is a separate location from Studio Tour Tokyo.
- Two shop floors
- Butterbeer Bar
- Official merchandise
An official shop across two floors
Opened on August 14, 2025, the roughly 900 m² shop takes its design inspiration from the Forbidden Forest. The first floor features Harajuku exclusives and merchandise for the four Hogwarts houses; the second has MinaLima products, sweets from the films and a Butterbeer Bar. Shopping here and buying an experience ticket for the studio tour at its separate location are different activities.
Entry passes and opening hours
Online entry passes were discontinued on September 6, 2025. Visitors now come directly during the 11:00–21:00 opening hours, with staff managing entry order when busy. Tickets for Warner Bros. Studio Tour, a separate attraction, are not required to shop here.
Shopping and paying in store
The shop accepts cash, major credit and debit cards, PayPay, Alipay and WeChatPay. Distinguish online-store payment terms from those at the physical shop. Stock varies according to when you visit.
| Payment type | Official shop guidance |
|---|---|
| Cards | Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, UnionPay, Diners, Discover |
| QR payments | PayPay, Alipay, WeChatPay |
| Cash | Accepted |
Walking from the stations and step-free entry
The shop is at 6-31-17 Jingumae. Official guidance gives walking times of about one minute from Meiji-jingumae〈Harajuku〉Station, three minutes from JR Harajuku Station and ten minutes from Omotesando Station.
The front entrance has steps. Wheelchair and stroller users should use the accessible entrance on the left side of the building. An elevator connects the two shop floors; ask staff for help after arriving.
Taking photographs inside
Personal photography and video are allowed. Official policy prohibits commercial shoots, for-profit activities and live video streaming, and restricts flash, monopods, tripods, drones and professional photography or video equipment. Take photographs without obstructing other visitors or their shopping.
A visit just before closing and what was actually experienced
The linked travel journal records an arrival at 20:59: the author could not enter and looked through the windows. Its photographs and impressions therefore do not constitute a review of visiting both floors inside. Information on the interior layout and the author’s experience at the time are presented on separate grounds.
Take a look around
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