Parco Urban Fashion Complex

Developed since the 1960s, Tokyo's Shibuya is Japan's representative source of youth culture, fashion, and consumer culture. The iconic Scramble Crossing, Center Gai shopping street culture, and mixed-use facilities like Parco and Marui create a globally recognized symbol of contemporary Japanese consumer culture. Its status as a trend-setting hub is established worldwide.

1969年創立的複合式商業設施連鎖店。集結年輕族群導向的時尚、雜貨及餐飲店舖，形塑獨特的都市型商業空間。據點選址於澀谷、新宿、原宿等青年文化重鎮，奠定其流行引領者的地位。作為日本都市零售文化的革新者，Parco 透過精選租戶組合與生活型態定位，重新定義了城市商業的樣貌。

1969年成立的時尚複合商業設施。以年輕世代為主要客群，匯集休閒與時尚品牌，兼具文化與流行發信地的功能。據點分佈在澀谷、名古屋、大阪等都市前線，成為日本當代都市生活風格的象徵。

以東京澀谷站周邊為中心的大規模商業集積地，雲集時尚、化妝品、餐飲等多元零售業態。以著名的十字路口為中心，是年輕世代的流行發源地。百貨公司、專門店與路面店鋪複合運營，代表日本典型的都市型混合商業區。

Founded in 1953, Marui pioneered young people's fashion retail and was Japan's first distribution company to introduce a credit card (Marui Card). Through its installment sales system, it expanded purchasing power for students and young professionals, democratizing consumer culture. Its stores are concentrated in youth culture hubs like Shibuya and Shinjuku.

A commercial agglomeration in Shibuya, Tokyo, centered around Dogenzaka and Center-gai streets specializing in fashion and miscellaneous goods retail. After the bubble era of the late 1980s, it became a trendsetter for youth fashion. Concentrated diverse retail formats including casual fashion, sweets, and anime merchandise. Generated Shibuya-style fashion culture, becoming symbolic of Japan's urban youth-targeted retail.

一家涵蓋DIY、手工藝、生活雜貨等多元商品的專門店。以「靈感市集」（Hint Market）的定位提案創意生活方式，在訪日遊客間享有高人氣的購物據點。