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Hareruya Akihabara: Hours, Access & How to Join Daily MTG Events

Hareruya's Akihabara flagship (Mikasa Bldg 2F–5F, 1 min from the station) runs daily Magic: The Gathering tournaments and a free 32-seat play space, with an English website and event listings — one of the easiest Tokyo card shops for overseas players to walk into and join. Hours, access and what to expect inside (verified against the official store page, July 2026).

An MTG specialty store on floors 2F–5F of the Mikasa Building, about 1 min from the station, running events every day; English website and listings.

Image: 【MTG専門店】晴れる屋 秋葉原店 · Google

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Monday
11:00–22:00
Tuesday
11:00–22:00
Wednesday
11:00–22:00
Thursday
11:00–22:00
Friday
11:00–22:00
Saturday
11:00–22:00
Sunday
11:00–22:00

จุดเด่น

  • Magic: The Gathering
  • singles
  • tournaments / events
  • 32-seat play space

What it is

Hareruya is Japan's largest Magic: The Gathering retail chain, and the Akihabara branch is one of its Tokyo flagships, on floors 2F–5F of the Mikasa Building only about a minute from Akihabara Station — one of the card-and-hobby stops in our full Akihabara guide. It sells MTG booster packs, value-priced singles and supplies, and buys cards.

The shop is built around organized play: events run every day, from weekday casual games to weekend tournaments and beginner workshops, supported by a free play space the store lists at 32 seats. Because Hareruya runs an English-language website with English event listings, it's comparatively foreigner-friendly. MTG is globally standardized, so cards bought here are tournament-legal worldwide and English-language Magic cards are widely available. Hours and seat count verified against the official store page as of July 2026.

Nearby for other games

If you also play Pokémon, Hareruya's sister brand Hareruya2 runs a whole building dedicated to the Pokémon TCG a few minutes away. For a single stop covering multiple games, BIG MAGIC (Radio Kaikan 9F) and Card Rush Akihabara both carry Magic alongside Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh and more — see our where to play TCG in Tokyo guide for the full lineup and how to join an event as a foreigner.

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