The Heart of
Now. ⚡
Shibuya is the kinetic engine of Tokyo. It is where trends are born, where the night begins, and where thousands of people cross the street every two minutes in a perfectly choreographed chaos.
From the observation deck of Shibuya Sky to the hidden bars of Nonbei Yokocho, this is your guide to navigating the neon grid.
The Scramble Crossing. 🚶♂️
It is the defining image of modern Tokyo. When the lights turn red, all traffic stops, and a wave of 3,000 people flood the intersection from every direction.
Mag's Park (Rooftop)
Located on top of the Magnet 109 building. It offers a bird's-eye view directly over the crossing. Best spot for photos without glass reflections.
Starbucks (Tsutaya)
The classic view from the 2nd floor. It is always crowded, but if you snag a window seat, you can watch the tide of humanity for hours.
230 Meters
Shibuya Sky Deck
Shibuya Sky. ☁️
The ultimate open-air observation deck. Located on top of Scramble Square, it offers 360-degree unobstructed views of Tokyo. The "Sky Edge" corner is the most famous photo spot in the city.
Booking Protocol:
Book online in advance! Sunset slots sell out weeks ahead. Aim for 30 minutes before sunset to see the city transition from day to neon night.
Hachiko Statue. 🐕
The bronze statue of the loyal Akita dog who waited for his master every day for 9 years. It is the universal meeting point in Shibuya. "Meet at Hachiko" is a phrase you will hear constantly.
Photo Tip:
There is almost always a line to take a photo with him. Go early in the morning (before 9 AM) if you want a solo shot without the crowds.
Meeting Point
Hachiko Exit
Select Your Vector. 🚀
Shibuya is a vertical city. Will you shop the towers, explore the subculture, or dive into the neon nightlife?