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Purikura no Mecca is open: Sun - Sat 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM

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Hotels near Purikura no Mecca: (0.13 mi) The Millennials Shibuya (0.16 mi) Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu (0.13 mi) Hotel Wing International Premium Shibuya (0.18 mi) Shibuya Tobu Hotel (0.19 mi) SHIBUYA HOTEL EN View all hotels near Purikura no Mecca on Tripadvisor

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Restaurants near Purikura no Mecca: (0.00 mi) Ganzo-Zushi Shibuya Center Gai (0.00 mi) Karaoke no Tetsujin Shibuya Center-gai (0.00 mi) Osaka Yakiniku Horumon Futago Shibuya Centergai (0.00 mi) Ryukyu Umeshu Dining Ti-Da Shibuya (0.00 mi) Hub Shibuya No.3 View all restaurants near Purikura no Mecca on Tripadvisor

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Attractions near Purikura no Mecca: (0.02 mi) TK NIGHTCLUB (0.02 mi) Karaokekan Shibuya Honten (0.02 mi) Chillin' Shibuya Center 2nd (0.02 mi) Calla Lily Shibuya (0.03 mi) ARONA SPA View all attractions near Purikura no Mecca on Tripadvisor

Purikura no Mecca (Shibuya) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go

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There are countless opportunities to shop in the Shibuya and Harajuku districts, especially in shops that focus on Japan's "Kawaii" culture. The trendiest areas are around Shibuya’s Center district, Harajuku's Takeshita-dori and in Omotesando. If you need to recharge from all the shopping, you can easily refresh yourself in Meiji Jingu or Sasaki Park. In contrast, Ebisu has a more grown up ambiance of calm and cool. At the Museum of Yebisu Beer you can learn about the beer that was responsible for the town’s name, and enjoy dining at the popular noodle shops in the surrounding area.

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Wombling_Free_7548

Bristol, UK1,922 contributions

Very funny

Nov 2018 • Couples

For 400 yen you can spend a very enjoyable 15 minutes in a photo booth, taking photos then digitally enhancing them, adding slogans and graphics. Then you get a postcard sized print out to take away with you. The machines are easy to use and the results are hilarious.

Written November 5, 2018

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Katie K

Chicago, IL21 contributions

Fun experience!

Jul 2018 • Couples

This was a fun little experience in Tokyo. My husband and I were on our honeymoon and enjoyed stopping in to take some fun pictures. Lots of booth options and pretty cheap for a cute souvenir!

Written May 29, 2019

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Ashley Wheeler

Shinjuku, Japan70 contributions

Worth it for a really great laugh!

Dec 2019 • Couples

You may think doing something as simple as a photobooth is silly, BUT this is not your normal photobooth. First, the whole idea of this location is almost like a photobooth mall. It’s lined with different booths that offer different filters and do different things.

The whole experience overall is confusing and so extra but SO fun so if you have a sense of humor I think you’ll enjoy it.

I thought it was so worth the $100 yen for a really really good laugh.

Written December 28, 2019

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Mariona R

Barcelona, Spain56 contributions

Bad experience

Aug 2018 • Couples

First of all, the person in charge was rude: he did not answer our questions about the cabin, and later he shouted to us.
In the other hand, while we were inside the cabin taking photos, someone stealed our gift bags.
When we asked the person in charge he totally ignored us.
It all was very disgusting.

Written August 21, 2018

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Ashleigh Poole

Southend-on-Sea, UK438 contributions

Very confusing for tourists but so worth it...fantastic experience!

Sep 2019

If you're travelling to Tokyo you have to go in a Photo Booth!! We were very confused by the process and nobody in there was willing to explain it to us but being curious and pressing all the buttons was part of the fun. We made our very own face stickers very cheaply and had a ball.

Written October 18, 2019

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tlarraya

Community of Madrid, Spain249 contributions

Not as good as expected

Sep 2019 • Family

Machines are 400 yens. There doesn't seem to be a way to avoid them colouring your lips and rounding your eyes (hope there was, specially for men and boys since we took family pictures). Beware when you choose your layout to choose one where at least one picture is as big as possible since all pictures are printed together in one tiny kind of postcard so you can't see anything if you choose to have all pictures the same size. It's a fun experience in any case. There is no way to get the picture by email (it would only be one of them) if you don't register and subscribe (I think it implies an annual charge so we didn't dare).

Written September 12, 2019

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barrera

Dublin, Ireland911 contributions

Dumb as hell

Apr 2019 • Couples

How on earth can Lonely Planet highlight this as something for tourists to do? I understand it being pointed out as a cultural phenomenon, but it is truly inane, and a borderline scam as they seek email and subscription from you.

Avoid.

Written May 11, 2019

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LexiV

Cleveland, OH873 contributions

Weird but Fun

Aug 2018 • Solo

This was an odd experience. It's a room full of photo booths. You need to pay (roughly 400 yen) then choose backgrounds, then take pictures, then decorate your pictures. You're given a limited amount of time for each step. The guy running the place didn't speak English or really try to be helpful at all but the teen/early 20s girls who were using the booths were very sweet and helped me through the process. There's loud music playing and mirrors to check your look before you head in. The machine prints out a collage of your pics and also emails you a digital copy. This was fun and I definitely recommend it if you're in the area.

Written September 9, 2018

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Louise V

Copenhagen, Denmark83 contributions

Loved doing Purikura

Mar 2018 • Couples

My boyfriend and I spend almost an hour in the small photo booth creating funny pictures. Would recommend anyone in Shibuya to stop by and make a really peculiar souvenir. Also, the price was about 400 Yen - so really cheap.

Written April 18, 2018

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