Hands Shinsaibashi Store

Located at the 9th to 11th floors of Parco in Shinsaibashi, Hands has lots of souvenirs, some electronics, character goods, stationery, and bags.

You can easily spend an hour or more roaming around and looking at things.

Hands, located in the Parco Mall, is a three-story variety store that offers a wide array of products to explore. We visited primarily for their arts and crafts section, which didn't disappoint. The stationary section is extensive, featuring everything from high-quality pens and notebooks to unique, hard-to-find items that cater to any stationery lover's needs. Besides arts and crafts, Hands also has a selection of home goods, making it a one-stop shop for anyone looking to spruce up their living space or find creative inspiration. With its vast range of products, this store is perfect for anyone who loves browsing for new ideas and items.

The stationary area is so sinful 😭😂
Be prepared to want to buy everything.
Staff are very helpful and nice.
The place is on the 11th floor, inside the shopping mall.
The name is Hands instead of Tokyu Hands now. So any vouchers for Tokyu Hands can’t be used anymore.
Tax free counter for any purchases (expect for cafe) above 5500. All prices shown are after tax price, so make sure that you hit 5500 instead of 5000yen. They can also combine receipts to hit 5500yen.

Absolutely a wonderful store to spend hours in to get gifts for friends and family. I love it all the way from Denmark and back again! Their website is not great in English, though.

Just a great department store for non-clothing items and good shop for the do it yourselfer working on small projects. Need a nick-nack or a paddy-wack, Hands is your store.

A must store for all workers, housewife and creative lovers. Their have many kind of products and stuff that cover all your needs. Unlike fashion mall. You have to try.

There were so many amazing souvenirs here! I could easily have spent all our money in one shop!!

Too many options to choose from. 3 floors to go and visit. 9th to 11th floor

Bought a bunch of chopsticks and pens here to be engraved as souvenirs for the friends at home. Even though it wasn't a small amount of items, everything was engraved correctly and could be collected on the same day.

The pens and chopsticks that are eligible to be engraved are marked with a green label saying they can be engraved in Japanese.

The counters for the cashier, tax and engraving for the chopsticks and pens are all on the same floor and nearby.

Interesting. There were also a few Korean skin care brands here (namely Nature Republic).

Has everything arts, crafts, and home related. Unique artisan goods on 1F every two weeks. Postcards on 5F.

Our first meal when we arrived at Osaka. I wanted to eat eel and this place did not disappoint.

It's a trap! But an awesome one! There's just too many nice things to buy. 11 floors of anything and everything. You will choose to be trapped in there. Go early and plan to stay late. It's worth it. But accept the fact that you will spend a lot. It's not expensive, it's priced well but there's too many nice things, you just have to buy them, or regret will be inevitable if you don't.

This is a really cool store to find all kinds of stuff. If you are a tourist and want to find some gifts for people back home. Some new clothes, a suitcase to put it in, and some rad B-Side Label stickers to decorate it with, you'll find it all here.

About 10 minutes walk from Dotonbori. There are 8 floors in total. Gacha is on the 5th floor.

Great value for money and good customer service

Brand names with good price; also all in good shape.

I almost lost there , too much products, all I wanted

The perfect place for a traveler looking for the right souvenir.

Loved the atmosphere here,got a photo taken with Godzilla somewhere here