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Oink Games Is Opening Its First-Ever Physical Store in Tokyo This March

If you’ve ever wanted to browse wall-to-wall Oink Games titles in person — and honestly, who hasn’t — you’re in luck. Oink Games TOKYO, the world’s first official Oink Games store, is set to open its doors on Friday, March 20, 2026, in the heart of Tokyo’s Shibuya–Harajuku neighborhood.

Oink Games, the beloved Japanese publisher behind compact-but-brilliant titles like Tiger & Dragon, and Deep Sea Adventure has long been known for packing enormous creativity into tiny boxes. Now, they’re channeling that same energy into a physical retail space. According to them, the store will be tucked away on the 3rd floor of a building just an 8-minute walk from both Shibuya Station and Harajuku Station, and a short stroll from MIYASHITA PARK and Cat Street.

What to Expect

The store will carry Japanese editions of Oink Games titles (which include English-language manuals, for those keeping score), along with a selection of English editions as well. Their full current merchandise lineup will also be on display and available to browse in person. Perhaps most exciting for collectors: exclusive souvenirs available only at Oink Games TOKYO are in the works, with details to be announced via the store’s official Instagram.

Oink Games is also teasing exclusive in-store exhibits — things you simply won’t be able to experience anywhere else. Given how much fun the company packs into a single card sleeve, we’re curious to see what they do with an entire room.

A Few Things to Know Before You Go

After the grand opening on March 20th, Oink Games TOKYO will operate on weekends only — Saturdays and Sundays, 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Hours and days are subject to change, so check Instagram before making the trip.

Because the store space is on the smaller side, a numbered entry ticket system may be in effect during busy periods, with limits on how long guests can stay inside. Also worth noting: the store is cashless only, so leave the yen at home.

Store Details

For anyone planning a trip to Japan this spring — or already based in Tokyo — this one’s a no-brainer. The grand opening is March 20th. We’ll see you there.

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