Ever Evolving Shibuya

Shibuya, Tokyo is the cutting-edge town in fashion, culture, and youth culture. With the large-scale development projects in process in front of Shibuya Station, new buildings are opening one after another. If you have visited Shibuya before, you should be surprised by how much the town has changed. Let’s visit ever-evolving Shibuya at this moment!

SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE

Opened on Nov.1!

©SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE

The tallest large-scale complex facility in Shibuya area, with a height of about 230 meters with 47 floors aboveground. Directly connected to Shibuya Station, 213 tenants, including shops and restaurants, will open on the 2nd basement to 14th floors.

 

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SHIBUYA SKY

©Shibuya Station District Joint Building Business

©SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE

From this open-air rooftop observatory, which is one of the biggest observatories in Japan, you can have a panoramic view of various famous sites, including the scramble crossing, Tokyo Tower, and Mount Fuji. You can lay down on the artificial lawn and relax while looking at the sky without having any obstruction. At night, you will be excited about illumination by searchlight!

Business hours 9:00-23:00 (last entrance at 22:30)

SHIBUYA FUKURAS

Opened in November!

©Tokyu Land Corporation

A complex facility with 18 floors opened on the west side of Shibuya Station. On the 1st floor, there is a bus terminal where route buses and airport limousine buses are available. At the rooftop garden on the 17th and 18th floors, you can enjoy drinking while looking down at the scramble crossing.

 

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shibuya-san ※12/5 OPEN

©東急不動産株式会社

Located in front of the airport limousine bus station on the 1st floor, this tourist information center has staff members with various languages available for offering services. It offers events to promote the interactions between tourists and locals on a regular basis. At night, the drink counter serves alcoholic beverages. You can use this place as a hub for nighttime sightseeing.

Business hours 10:00-23:00 *Not applicable to some services.

SHIBUYA PARCO

11/22 OPEN!

©2019, Takenaka Corporation

Shibuya PARCO, which was temporarily closed from 2016, re-opened as a “next-generation fashion building” after its major renovation. About 200 tenants are located from the 1st basement floor to the 9th floor.

 

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6F CYBERSPACE SHIBUYA

As a trendsetting spot for Japan Culture, this floor is filled with unique shops and stores, including Nintendo TOKYO, Nintendo’s first official store in Japan, Pokémon Center Shibuya, and Capcom Store Tokyo.

Shibuya River

Did you know there is a river in the middle of Shibuya? The walking path along the river, which stretches about 600 meters and connects 2 popular facilities, is perfect for walking. Stroll around and you will find lots of things and places to see.

 

SHIBUYA STREAM 

©SHIBUYA STREAM

A large-scale complex facility with restaurants, halls, etc. With many of the restaurants having outdoor terrace seats, you can enjoy food while feeling a comfortable breeze from the river.

Inari Bridge Square

A popular photo-taking spot

©SHIBUYA STREAM

Wall Fountain. A comfortable sound of the waterfall!

Q. What are these numbers I see all around in this area?

A. They are the identification numbers for the pillars which used to support the platforms and railways of the old-Toyoko Line Shibuya Station.

 

SHIBUYA BRIDGE 

©SHIBUYA BRIDGE

This complex facility consists of 2 buildings with various tenants, including a hotel, cafés, and day-care center for children. As it uses the land which used to be used for railways, the buildings curve gently.

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The information herein is as of November 2019
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