Shibuya Crossing, the pedestrian crossing used by thousands of people every day!
During your stay in Tokyo, you must not miss visiting the Shibuya Crossing pedestrian crossing...
During your stay in Tokyo, you must not miss visiting the Shibuya Crossing pedestrian crossing...
Every day, hundreds of thousands of people cross the street, in an impressive flow... A true tidal wave of humanity!
You can see at the end of the video the famous "109" store, the 109-1 for girls, and the 109-2 for boys!
Frequently asked questions
Shibuya Crossing is located in front of the Hachiko exit of Shibuya Station, in Tokyo, Japan. The approximate address is 2-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. It is accessible via several train and metro lines, including the JR Yamanote line.
Shibuya Crossing is one of the world's busiest pedestrian crossings. During peak hours, several hundred thousand people cross this intersection every day, with peaks estimated at around 500,000 pedestrians on a busy day.
To experience it at its best, take advantage of the peak evening hours, particularly between 6 PM and 9 PM on weekdays. At night, neon lights and illuminations make the spectacle even more impressive. For great photos, arrive early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
Yes! Several cafés and restaurants located on the upper floors of surrounding buildings offer a bird's-eye view of the intersection. The Starbucks on the 2nd floor of the Tsutaya building, directly across, is one of the most popular spots for photographing the crossing.
Shibuya 109 (or 109-1) is an iconic fashion department store located right next to the intersection, highly favored by young women for its trendy Japanese brands. There is also a 109-2 focused on men's fashion. These two stores are symbols of Japanese pop culture.
