It is one of Tokyo’s most iconic landmarks, offering an electrifying experience that perfectly captures the city’s energy. Known as the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing. Poter N的完整评论
2025年1月28日
Shibuya crossing is the busiest crossing in Japan and possibly in the world. Close to the hachiko statue as well which has a magnificent view Alec F的完整评论
2025年1月28日
it’s packed with people. Overall, it’s cool to see, but not somewhere you’d want to stay too long. Worth visiting once, snapping some photos, and then heading to a quieter spot! Oliver Z的完整评论
If you have an iPhone, it’s easy. Open Apple maps, type in the location you want to go to (the crossing) and it’ll give you step-by-step directions how to get there (including easy to …
If you have an iPhone, it’s easy. Open Apple maps, type in the location you want to go to (the crossing) and it’ll give you step-by-step directions how to get there (including easy to follow subway directions)
Are these specific things to do here besides the crowd? Places to try for food (besides starbucks) and other things to see/experience?
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It’s the center of Shibuya, so there’s everything to do here. I mean, the scrabble itself is a pedestrian crossing, but the Tokyu Food Show is underneath it, the Shibuya yokocho (along …
It’s the center of Shibuya, so there’s everything to do here. I mean, the scrabble itself is a pedestrian crossing, but the Tokyu Food Show is underneath it, the Shibuya yokocho (along with hundreds of other restaurants) is maybe 300 meters away, there’s a virtual reality place around the corner. Yoyogi Park is within walking distance, you can see a show at the Tokyo Orb theatre at the top of the Hikarie building, you can visit the D47 museum which has a different exhibit every month or so... there’s an insane amount to do in this area.
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