Shibuya Highlights Hachiko Scramble Meiji Jingu and Sky

The tour starts with a commemorative photo with the bronze statue of Hachiko, the most famous dog in Japan, no, the world. Please come early as you may have to line up during busy periods!

The most famous intersection in the world, with up to 3,000 people passing by at once. Not only photos but also video shooting is recommended. It's amazing that so many people can pass each other without bumping into each other!

Shibuya Center Street is also the birthplace of various Japanese youth cultures. It is lined with multinational restaurants, apparel stores, general stores, game shops, etc., creating a unique atmosphere.

We head to Miyashita Park, passing by Shibuya Yokocho, where the traditional Japanese style of eating and drinking is lined up, and red lantern izakayas.

Miyashita Park, a new spot in Shibuya, is a commercial building with luxury brands, stylish cafes, restaurants, and more, and you might even be able to meet that world-famous character in the open park space on the rooftop! ?

We head to Harajuku, enjoying Cat Street, a street brand shop, glasses shop, stylish cafe, and more, which spreads along the promenade along the old Shibuya River from Shibuya to Omotesando.

We head to Meiji Shrine, passing by Omotesando Hills, along the tree-lined street.

On the way, we pass by the uniquely designed commercial buildings developed by Tokyu, "Omokado" and "Harakado", and head to Meiji Shrine!

We will visit Meiji Shrine, which boasts the highest number of visitors in Japan. Let's take a commemorative photo in front of the torii gate. It is a power spot where you can be healed by the green oasis in the city center.

We will stroll through Takeshita Street, the birthplace of Japanese pop culture. It is an area that disseminates "kawaii" culture to the world, and recently fashions such as "edge" and "goth" seem to be popular. You can enjoy Harajuku-like miscellaneous goods, character items, crepes, etc. There are also rare pig cafes and otter cafes!

The last stop on the Shibuya tour is Scramble Square, where Shibuya Sky is located! There are many ways to enjoy this observation deck in the sky! *To enter Shibuya Sky, you will need to purchase a ticket separately from the official Shibuya Sky website. If you don't know how to purchase a ticket, please feel free to let us know.