RADIO EVA STORE is not very big, but it has a lot of stuff packed into its tiny space. There are a lot of clothes, most of which are unisex, including t-shirts, jackets, pants, dresses, and sweatshirts. There are also bags and other accessories like hats, scarves, and socks, and even jewellery, phone cases, and watches. Most of the clothes and other items have subtle tributes to Evangelion, such as a colour scheme matching one of the Eva units, the NERV logo, TOKYO-III, or another recognisable symbol to anyone who has watched the anime. A lot of the items have art inspired by something from Evangelion as well rather than being an exact screenshot or logo from the anime. The stock is always changing so if you live in Tokyo it’s worth adding RADIO EVA STORE to your usual shopping rotation.

There are also a few shirts that do have characters on them, but this is where things get really interesting - most of these items feature a character from the anime wearing another piece of clothing from the RADIO EVA STORE! So that means you can not only buy a shirt that you like the design of at the RADIO EVA STORE, you can also buy a shirt with an Evangelion character wearing that same shirt!

There’s plenty of art around the shop too that features the main cast of Evangelion characters sporting the same fashion available in the store, and all of that fashion is very modern. Shibuya is famous for being the fashion centre of Tokyo, and RADIO EVA STORE’s products fit right in. The entire back wall of the store is a big mural of the Evangelion characters wearing modern clothing as well and all hanging out together in Shibuya. There are also a few magazines on display with a lot of cool art in them that are available to flip through.

Finally, something easy to miss near the back of RADIO EVA STORE is a capsule machine that has a variety of badges featuring all of the Evangelion characters wearing these fashionable clothes, along with some badges that have designs from items in the store. Like all capsule machines, the one you get will be random, so it’s fun to play and see which you get! Each try is ¥300 (around $3USD) so it’s worth trying. All of the designs are unique to the RADIO EVA STORE, so even if your budget is a bit too low for the fashion (RADIO EVA STORE is not cheap) you can still bring something special home.

Keep in mind that the photos in this article were taken at the time of publishing and may not reflect current products and capsule machine designs currently in the store.

One of the best parts of the RADIO EVA STORE is its location. It’s inside of Shibuya Parco, a shopping mall already known for being an otaku paradise. While RADIO EVA isn’t located on the otaku floor, it’s just a couple of escalator rides away from the Shibuya Pokemon Centre, Japan’s only Nintendo Store, the Capcom Store, Jump Shop, a rotating otaku exhibition space (hosting Digimon at the time of publication), and a dedicated eSports cafe. Talk about a one-stop-shop for all your otaku needs!

The rest of Shibuya won’t disappoint any discerning otaku, either. Don’t forget to stop at Animate, the main anime goods chain in Japan, along with Mandarake which deals in second-hand books, goods, and doujinshi. They’re also just a ten-minute walk away from the RADIO EVA STORE, making it just one stop on a great otaku day out in Tokyo’s trendiest neighbourhood.