🌀 Welcome to Shibuya!
If there’s one place in Tokyo that truly captures the energy of the city, it’s Shibuya. Known for its iconic Shibuya Scramble Crossing, dazzling skyscrapers, and futuristic shopping complexes, this is where tradition meets trend.
Whether you’re visiting Japan for the first time or returning to explore deeper, Shibuya is a must-see stop on your Tokyo adventure.

🚥 Shibuya Scramble Crossing: The World’s Busiest Intersection
Every few minutes, traffic lights stop all vehicles, and thousands of pedestrians cross from all directions — at once. It’s organized chaos at its finest.
Want the best view?
- Shibuya Sky (more on that below)
- 2nd floor of Starbucks Tsutaya (a popular hangout with a direct view)

Try walking it yourself, then watch it from above — it’s a unique Tokyo moment!
🌆 Shibuya Sky: Tokyo From 230 Meters Above
Located on the rooftop of the Shibuya Scramble Square building, Shibuya Sky offers one of the most spectacular views in all of Tokyo.
From the 360° open-air observation deck, you can see:
- Mount Fuji on clear days
- Tokyo Tower and Skytree
- Shibuya’s endless sea of neon
Best time to visit: Sunset, when the city transforms into a glowing wonderland.

🛍️ Shibuya PARCO: The Coolest Mall in Tokyo
A short walk from the crossing brings you to Shibuya PARCO, a stylish and cutting-edge shopping complex that’s perfect for fans of Japanese pop culture and tech.
🎮 6F: Pop Culture Paradise
- Nintendo Tokyo – Japan’s first official Nintendo store, with exclusive items and interactive displays
- Pokemon Center Shibuya – A sleek, modern Pokémon shop featuring a giant Mewtwo in a lab pod
- Capcom Store and Jump Shop – For anime and video game lovers

🤖 New Addition: Cyberspace Shibuya
This futuristic entertainment floor showcases immersive digital experiences, VR gaming zones, and collaboration events with popular anime and games.
It’s the perfect spot for tech enthusiasts and younger travelers looking to explore the future of digital Japan.



🍜 Food & Flavors
Shibuya is also home to:
- Trendy cafes and bakeries
- Classic ramen shops and yakitori bars
- Instagram-worthy street food
Let me recommend some hidden gems depending on your taste and timing — as your private guide, I know where the locals go.
Local Tips from Ken-Take
- Best time to see the crossing: Evening rush hour
- Best photo spot: Shibuya Sky or Magnet rooftop
- Add Shibuya to a half-day tour with Harajuku or Meiji Shrine
- Want to shop? I’ll help you navigate tax-free shopping and find rare items
Shibuya is more than just a shopping area — it’s a cultural hub, a tech playground, and a visual feast all in one.
With me as your guide, we’ll explore it efficiently and comfortably, adjusting the pace to your preference. Whether you’re into photography, anime, architecture, or just want to experience Tokyo’s pulse — Shibuya delivers.