Shibuya Incident Briefing We’ll watch a 10-minute recap video (selected scenes from Jujutsu Kaisen) to preview the Shibuya Incident locations we’ll explore today.

Gojo’s Sealing Site We’ll visit the exact location where Satoru Gojo fought special-grade curses and curse users—where he unleashed Unlimited Void, and where he was ultimately sealed in the Prison Realm. To deepen immersion and reach the site smoothly, we’ll take the Tokyo Metro from Harajuku and access the battlefield directly.

Yuji Itadori. I will avenge my brothers. Stand on the exact spot where Yuji Itadori and Choso face each other for the first time—where Choso fires Piercing Blood, and where Yuji stops it with both arms. Step into the real city and feel the intensity of their fight.

Toji & Jogo Strike Site Stand at the exact spot where Toji Fushiguro instantly sent Megumi Fushiguro flying—and where Jogo unleashed his devastating flames on Kento Nanami, Maki Zenin, and Naobito Zenin. The anime subtly alters the real-world layout here, and I’ll break down those “only-fans-notice” differences from an anime-production perspective. As a bonus, you can also observe Shibuya Scramble Crossing from nearby.

Not Zenin? Good for You. Step into the exact spot of Toji’s unforgettable final exchange with Megumi: “What’s your name?” — “Fushiguro.” Then, “Not Zenin? Good for you.” A legendary moment you can experience in the real city.

Furube Yurayura. I'm going to die first. Good luck. Stand at the exact spot where Megumi Fushiguro—left gravely injured by Haruta Shigemo—summons Divine General Mahoraga.

Itadori. I’ll leave the rest to you. Stand at the exact location of Kento Nanami’s final battle—after wandering in a badly burned state. Here, he fights while hallucinating a beach in Kuantan, Malaysia, defeats Mahito’s transfigured humans, and meets his end—right where Yuji Itadori watches.

Itadori. It wasn't so bad. Stand on the exact spot of Nobara Kugisaki’s pivotal moment.

Shibuya Scramble Finale Your final stop is Shibuya Scramble Crossing. We’ll cross it together and experience the energy up close—then head to a special indoor, high-floor viewpoint inside a nearby building (not a typical tourist stop). From there, you’ll take in a sweeping view of Shibuya with the iconic crossing below, and we’ll end the tour there.