BicCamera Shinjuku East Exit Store (formerly BICQLO) offers a comprehensive shopping experience with a diverse range of products. From bicycles and electric scooters to toys, games, and household electronics, the store caters to all your needs. Shoppers can find high-end kitchen appliances, musical instruments, audio equipment, and beauty electronics. The store also features cosmetics, health products, baby supplies, and a vast selection of smartphones, computers, and accessories. Fitness enthusiasts will appreciate the dedicated section for fitness equipment and golf gear. Enjoy tax-free shopping, next-day airport delivery, online reservation services, and free Wi-Fi throughout the store. Staff members speak English, Chinese, and Korean, and the store accepts all major credit cards.

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Akihabara Radio Kaikan is a large commercial building with ten above-ground stories and two underground levels. While it originally specialized in electrical parts and wireless devices, it has now transformed into a hub for Akiba culture. Shoppers can find action figures, dolls, TV and media idol goods, miniature model trains, and costumes. Additionally, there are stores selling audio products, PCs, DVDs, and comic books. Akihabara is renowned as the ultimate electronics shopping district, attracting enthusiasts from across Japan and around the world with its diverse range of products and specialty stores catering to passionate interests.

BicCamera Yurakucho is a premier consumer electronics retail store located directly in front of Yurakucho Station. In addition to the latest electronics, the store offers a diverse selection of computers, toys, games, watches, pharmaceuticals, daily necessities, and more. Catering to international visitors, the store provides various services such as a foreign currency exchange machine, gift wrapping, and duty-free and airport shipping. Shoppers can relax at the seventh-floor café and rest area, which offers free internet access. Multilingual staff are available to assist in English, Chinese, and Korean, and the store accepts all major credit cards, digital currency, and bitcoin. Unique to this location is a studio for taking monochrome, high-resolution selfies, ensuring a memorable shopping experience.

Yodobashi Camera Multimedia Akiba, located at Akihabara Station in the Electric Town, spans nine floors of diverse shopping and entertainment. The first to sixth floors feature computers, cameras, AV devices, consumer electronics, video games, toys, and bikes. The seventh floor is dedicated to casual fashion, shoes, CDs, DVDs, books, eyeglasses, men's wear, bags, and accessories, along with a travel agency and an ophthalmologist office. The eighth floor, the largest restaurant floor in Akihabara, houses 30 restaurants offering a variety of dishes. On the ninth floor, there is a batting center, a golf goods store, and a golf practice range. The batting center allows users to adjust ball speed for each game, enhancing the experience. The golf practice range offers free rental clubs and shoes, making it convenient to drop by amidst shopping.

Founded in 1986, Fujiya Avic is an audio and video equipment store located in Nakano, a Tokyo neighborhood celebrated as a "holy place of subculture." The shop offers a wide range of products for creators and filmmakers, both new and secondhand. These include headphones, earphones, headphone amplifiers, speakers, digital cameras, video cameras, tripods, microphones, and production switchers.

Located in Akihabara, Japan's premier electronics shopping district and a hub of Japanese subculture, LAOX Akihabara Main Store is Tokyo's largest comprehensive duty-free store. It stocks around 70,000 products, including home appliances, games, hobby items, souvenirs, watches, and jewelry. Committed to "Japan-quality," the store focuses on high-quality Japanese products and aims to lead the globalization of made-in-Japan items. Appointed by the Japan National Tourist Organization (JNTO) as a tourist information center, the store offers concierge services in English, Chinese, and Japanese. Visitors can access sightseeing maps and receive guidance to various tourist spots. Additionally, the store is equipped with foreign currency exchange machines, enhancing convenience for tourists.

EDION is a leading home electronics retailer with over 1,200 stores nationwide. The EDION Akiba store in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, features a comprehensive selection of highly popular brands. The vast product range includes high-end cameras, rice cookers, hair and beauty electronics, Japanese and imported luxury watches, health foods, and daily necessities. The store offers duty-free services and accepts China Union Pay Cards, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable shopping experience for overseas tourists.