Meet Hachiko, the legendary loyal dog whose bronze statue has become Shibuya's most beloved landmark and meeting point.

Marvel at Taro Okamoto's monumental mural "Tomorrow's Myth," a powerful masterpiece hidden in plain sight inside Shibuya Station.

Step into the ultimate Japanese variety store — six floors of everything from snacks and cosmetics to souvenirs, open nearly 24 hours.

Discover the birthplace of Japan's iconic gyaru fashion culture at Shibuya 109, a symbol of Tokyo's ever-evolving street style.

Stroll through Shibuya's busiest pedestrian street, buzzing with youth culture, food stalls, and nonstop energy day and night.

Heading to the entertainment district

Pass by Parco, Shibuya's legendary cultural complex that has shaped Japanese art, fashion, and pop culture since the 1970s.

Visit Tower Records Shibuya, a mecca for music lovers and one of the largest record stores in the world — still thriving in the streaming age.

Head up to the rooftop for a breather and a sweeping view over Shibuya's skyline, perfect for photos and a moment of calm.

Dive into Shibuya Yokocho, a lively alley of izakayas serving regional Japanese street food — the perfect crash course in local bar culture.

End at Hikarie, Shibuya's sleek commercial tower offering high-end shopping, dining, and a bird's-eye view of the city below.