anime

Dragon Ball

The franchise that built anime's overseas audience. Merchandise is everywhere; a venue is not.

Dragon Ball is the series that opened the overseas market for Japanese animation, and its merchandise presence in Japan reflects forty years of continuous production — particularly figures, where the range is far deeper than anything exported. There is no permanent Dragon Ball venue, so the realistic plan is Jump Shop for official designs plus the second-hand and new figure floors in Akihabara, Nakano Broadway and Den Den Town, where discontinued lines surface at reasonable prices.

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Pick a city and we show you what is there for Dragon Ball — the places, and what is on while you visit.

Kanto

Tokyo東京Every major anime and game IP keeps its flagship store in Tokyo. Shibuya, Ikebukuro and Akihabara each cover a different part of the hobby, and all three sit on the same loop line.Every major anime and game IP keeps its flagship store in Tokyo. Shibuya, Ikebukuro and Akihabara each cover a different part of the hobby, and all three sit on the same loop line.3Places

Akihabara 1 Asakusa 1 Nakano 1

Kansai

Osaka大阪The only city outside Tokyo with a Nintendo official store, and the only place in Japan with Super Nintendo World. Den Den Town is the western answer to Akihabara.The only city outside Tokyo with a Nintendo official store, and the only place in Japan with Super Nintendo World. Den Den Town is the western answer to Akihabara.2Places

Umeda 1 Nipponbashi (Den Den Town) 1

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