Explore the lively heart of Shibuya, one of Japan’s most famous districts!
Join a local guide to visit popular spots like the Hachiko statue and the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing. Feel the city’s unique energy, take great photos, and stroll through Center Street filled with shops and restaurants.
Learn fun stories and facts about Shibuya’s history and culture from your friendly guide for an unforgettable Tokyo experience!
- Discover Shibuya’s highlights with a knowledgeable local guide
- Visit the Hachiko statue and learn its touching story
- Marvel at the iconic Shibuya Scramble Crossing and vibrant entire city
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Shibuya Yokocho is a lively food alley filled with local dishes, bright lanterns, and friendly energy. It’s the perfect place to eat, drink, and enjoy the fun nightlife vibe of Shibuya.
Miyashita Park Lawn Square is a relaxing green space in the heart of Shibuya. Take a break from the city buzz, enjoy the open air, and feel the modern, laid-back side of Tokyo.
Shibuya Scramble Crossing is one of Tokyo’s most iconic spots, where hundreds of people cross from all directions at once. It’s the perfect place to feel the energy and excitement of the city’s nonstop rhythm.
Shibuya Center Street is a bustling shopping and entertainment area lined with trendy shops, cafés, and arcades. It’s the best place to experience the youthful energy and vibrant street culture of Shibuya.
Shibuya PARCO is a stylish shopping complex that brings together fashion, art, anime, and food under one roof. It’s a must-visit spot to enjoy Tokyo’s creative culture and cutting-edge trends.
Dogenzaka Komichi is a charming alley near Shibuya Station, filled with cozy bars and restaurants inspired by traditional Japanese streets. It’s a great spot to enjoy good food, drinks, and the warm atmosphere of retro Tokyo.
Myth of Tomorrow is a massive mural by artist Taro Okamoto, displayed inside Shibuya Station. Its powerful imagery and bold colors depict both tragedy and hope, making it one of Tokyo’s most striking pieces of public art.
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