My love for Japan began the moment I arrived in Tokyo. The country amazed me with its harmony of ancient traditions, cutting-edge technology, breathtaking nature, and a culture unlike any other. Since then, Japan has become a part of my life, and I return there again and again. Today I help travelers discover the real Japan: I create personalized itineraries, give lectures, and prepare guests for their unforgettable journey. I would be delighted to open Japan for you too!

The Shibuya Crossing and Hachiko Statue are two of Tokyo’s most iconic landmarks, attracting tourists from around the globe. Located in the vibrant Shibuya district, these spots blend cultural history with contemporary energy. Here is a comprehensive guide to help you make the most of your visit.

Shibuya Crossing: The Busiest Crossing in the World

The Shibuya Crossing, also known as the “Scramble Crossing,” is a fascinating hub of movement where up to 2,000 people cross simultaneously when the lights turn green. Surrounded by towering LED displays and bustling shops, the intersection symbolizes Tokyo’s vibrant energy.

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Hachiko Statue: Tribute to Loyalty

The Hachiko Statue, located outside the Hachiko Exit of Shibuya Station, honors an Akita dog known for its unwavering loyalty. Hachiko waited at the station daily for nine years after his owner’s death. His story has touched hearts worldwide and inspired films like Hachi: A Dog’s Tale.

What to Expect

  • Photo Spot: The statue is a popular photo spot, so be prepared to wait in line, especially during peak times.
  • Cultural Significance: Reflects a poignant story of loyalty and perseverance.
  • Volunteer Photographer: Occasionally, local volunteers assist visitors in taking pictures.

Tips for Visiting

  • Timing: Visit early in the morning or late at night to avoid crowds.
  • Respect the Space: Be mindful of others waiting for photos, and avoid climbing the statue.
  • Nearby Cafes and Shops: Take a break at one of the many nearby spots to soak up the atmosphere.

Shibuya crossing and Hachiko statue

What Should Not Be Missed

View from Above

To get a bird’s-eye view of the Shibuya Crossing:

  • Shibuya Sky: A 360-degree observation deck. Entrance fee: 2,200 yen.
  • Shibuya Hikarie Sky Lobby: Free access, ideal for nighttime views.
  • MAGNET by SHIBUYA109: The “Crossing View” rooftop lounge offers a unique perspective.

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Local Cuisine

  • Dining Options: Enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine at nearby restaurants. Some feature a vending machine-style ordering system for a unique experience.
  • Shopping: Explore trendy shops in Shibuya 109 and beyond.

Events and Festivals

Shibuya often hosts seasonal events and campaigns. Check the local schedule for special activities during your visit.

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Tips for Enjoying the Intersection

  • Experience the Intersection: Feel the heartbeat of Tokyo as you walk through the scramble—a uniquely thrilling experience.
  • Capture the Best Shots: High viewpoints like Shibuya Sky, Shibuya Hikarie Sky Lobby, and the rooftop lounge at Shibuya 109 offer incredible photo opportunities.
  • Best Time to Visit: Early morning for quieter scenes, or peak hours for a lively atmosphere.
  • Stay Safe: Follow traffic lights and avoid lingering in the middle of the intersection.

Nearby Attractions

  • Shibuya 109: A famous fashion mall in the Dogenzaka area.
  • Q-FRONT: Home to Starbucks with stunning views of the intersection.
  • MAGNET by SHIBUYA109: Features an observation deck called “Crossing View.”
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Plan Your Visit

How to Get There

  • By Train: Take the JR Yamanote Line, Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, or Tokyu Toyoko Line to Shibuya Station. The Hachiko Exit provides direct access to the statue and intersection.
  • By Bus: Numerous bus routes service the Shibuya area.
  • Walking Directions: From Shibuya Station, the intersection and Hachiko Statue are just a few minutes’ walk away.

Best Time to Visit

  • Weekdays: Less crowded than weekends.
  • Seasonal Highlights: Visit during the cherry blossom season (hanami) for a picturesque atmosphere.

Additional Information

  • Opening Hours: Open 24 hours.
  • Participation Fee: Free.

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