Shibuya, Tokyo · Things to do
Things to Do in Shibuya: 10 Places with Hours, Prices and Access
10 things to do · checked October 20, 2026
10 things to do in Shibuya, from the station outward
Hours, prices and access checked against each place's own page on October 20, 2026. They change; check before you go.
1Shibuya Scramble Crossing渋谷スクランブル交差点
Pedestrian crossing · Shibuya Station front
The crossing in front of Shibuya Station where pedestrians cross from every direction at once. Japan's national tourism organisation estimates 1,000 to 2,500 people cross every two minutes at the busiest times.
- Access
- Directly outside the Hachiko exit of Shibuya Station.
2Hachiko Statueハチ公像
Bronze statue and meeting point · Shibuya Station front
A bronze statue of an Akita dog that waited at Shibuya Station for his owner, who did not return from work, for the next nine years. It is one of the station's main meeting points, near the Scramble Crossing.
- Access
- Just outside Shibuya Station, beside the Scramble Crossing.
3Shibuya Sky渋谷スカイ
Rooftop observation deck · Shibuya Scramble Square
An observation deck 229 m above ground on top of Shibuya Scramble Square: an open-air rooftop of about 2,500 m² and an indoor gallery on the 46th floor. Entry is by timed ticket, in 20-minute slots; the rooftop can close in bad weather while the 46th-floor gallery stays open.
Timed tickets; buy the slot before you go.
- Access
- Shibuya Scramble Square is directly connected to and sits above Shibuya Station (B6 subway exit). The ticket counter is on the 14th floor.
- Hours
- 10:00–22:30 (last entry 21:20)
- Closed on
- Open all year; may close temporarily. The rooftop and the 46th-floor terrace can close for rain, thunder, strong wind or heat.
- Price
- Online, adults (12+): ¥2,700 for entry 10:00–14:59, ¥3,400 for entry 15:00–21:20. At the counter: ¥3,000 and ¥3,700. Ages 6–11 ¥1,200 (counter only); 5 and under free.
4Center Gai渋谷センター街
Shopping and entertainment street · Udagawacho
The narrow street leading off the Scramble Crossing, lined with fast-fashion shops, chain restaurants, karaoke and arcades. The shops and restaurants get more individual as the street runs towards Dogenzaka.
- Access
- Across the Scramble Crossing from Shibuya Station's Hachiko exit.
5SHIBUYA109SHIBUYA109
Fashion building · Dogenzaka
A cylindrical fashion building on Dogenzaka. Its shop list runs from the second basement floor to the 8th floor and includes a tax-free counter.
- Access
- Dogenzaka 2-29-1. The official access page lists the JR, Tokyu, Tokyo Metro and Keio lines that serve Shibuya Station.
- Hours
- 10:00–21:00
- Closed on
- Open all year except 1 January
6Shibuya Parco渋谷PARCO
Department store and culture complex · Udagawacho
A fashion, restaurant and pop-culture building. The 6th floor, called CYBERSPACE SHIBUYA, holds Nintendo TOKYO and Pokémon Center SHIBUYA, and the 7th floor is restaurants. Parco posts crowd forecasts for the 6th floor on weekends and holidays.
- Access
- Udagawacho 15-1. Nintendo TOKYO, on the 6th floor of the same building, gives about 5 minutes on foot from Shibuya Station.
- Hours
- Shops 11:00–21:00; restaurants 11:30–23:00; 6th floor 10:00–21:00; 7th-floor restaurants 11:00–23:00. Some stores differ.
7Nintendo TOKYONintendo TOKYO
Official Nintendo store · Shibuya Parco 6F
Nintendo's own store on the 6th floor of Shibuya Parco. On weekends, holidays and other expected busy days it admits visitors with numbered tickets (one per person), handed out at Parco 1F before opening and at the 6F outdoor-stairway entrance by the Mario statue after opening. Parco has also posted a notice on hours and how to enter for this floor's stores.
- Access
- Shibuya Parco 6F, Udagawacho 15-1; about 5 minutes on foot from Shibuya Station.
- Hours
- 10:00–21:00
8Miyashita Park宮下公園
Rooftop park and shopping complex · Shibuya Station north
A park on a rooftop, the first rooftop park in Tokyo when it was laid out in 1966. The four-storey site now has a skate park, a bouldering wall and a lawn of about 1,000 m², plus the RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK shops (about 90 tenants along 330 m) and a hotel.
- Access
- About 3 minutes on foot from Shibuya Station; about 8 minutes from Meiji-jingumae (Harajuku) Station exit 7.
- Hours
- Park 8:00–23:00; sports facilities 9:00–22:00 (reception until 21:30). RAYARD shops 11:00–21:00, restaurants 11:00–23:00; some stores differ.
- Closed on
- Park closed 29 December–3 January. On 31 October (Halloween) the closing time changes; the park has posted the details.
- Price
- Bouldering wall ¥1,000 per 2 hours for non-residents (¥500 for Shibuya residents)
9Shibuya Stream渋谷ストリーム
Riverside complex · Shibuya Station south
A tower opened on 13 September 2018 on the site of the former Toyoko Line Shibuya Station platforms and tracks. It has about 30 shops and restaurants on floors 1–3, an activity court on the 4th floor, a hall on floors 4–6 and squares on the Shibuya River.
- Access
- Directly connected to Shibuya Station: the C2 exit of the Toyoko, Den-en-toshi, Hanzomon and Fukutoshin lines, and the JR New South Exit.
10Konno Hachimangu金王八幡宮
Shinto shrine · Shibuya 3-chome
A shrine enshrined in 1092. The main hall, built in 1612, and the red Shinmon gate are designated tangible cultural properties of Shibuya Ward, and the Konno cherry, which bears single and double blossoms on one branch, is a ward natural monument.
- Access
- About 5 minutes on foot from Shibuya Station, according to the shrine; Shibuya 3-5-12.
- Hours
- Shrine office reception 9:00–17:00
Good to know
Everything here is within a few minutes of Shibuya Station. The Scramble Crossing and the Hachiko statue are outside the Hachiko exit, Shibuya Sky is on top of Shibuya Scramble Square, which sits directly above the station, and Center Gai, SHIBUYA109, Shibuya Parco and Nintendo TOKYO are on the far side of the crossing. Miyashita Park is about 3 minutes on foot, and Konno Hachimangu gives about 5.
Two places have rules to plan around. Shibuya Sky sells timed tickets in 20-minute slots, and the rooftop can close in bad weather while the 46th-floor gallery stays open. Nintendo TOKYO admits visitors with numbered tickets on weekends, holidays and other busy days. The rest need no ticket.
Closing times differ more than people expect: SHIBUYA109 and the Parco shops close at 21:00, Shibuya Sky's last entry is 21:20, and the Parco restaurants and Miyashita Park stay open until 23:00. For how Shibuya Sky compares with Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower, see the article linked under In depth.
In depth
How far each place is, and what it asks of you
From Shibuya Station, with the hours that decide an evening and the entry rule. Prices are adult prices; children's prices are on each card above.
| Where | From Shibuya Station | Hours that matter | Entry rule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scramble Crossing, Hachiko statue | Outside the Hachiko exit | No hours listed | Open street; nothing to book |
| Shibuya Sky | Directly above the station; ticket counter on 14F | 10:00–22:30, last entry 21:20 | Timed ticket: ¥2,700 online before 15:00, ¥3,400 from 15:00; counter +¥300 |
| Center Gai, SHIBUYA109, Shibuya Parco | Across the crossing | SHIBUYA109 10:00–21:00; Parco shops 11:00–21:00, restaurants 11:30–23:00 | No admission listed; shops and restaurants charge as usual |
| Nintendo TOKYO (Parco 6F) | About 5 minutes on foot | 10:00–21:00 | Numbered ticket on weekends, holidays and busy days |
| Miyashita Park | About 3 minutes on foot | Park 8:00–23:00; shops 11:00–21:00 | Park closed 29 Dec–3 Jan; bouldering wall ¥1,000 per 2 hours for non-residents |
| Shibuya Stream | Directly connected: C2 exit or JR New South Exit | Not stated on the pages checked | — |
| Konno Hachimangu | About 5 minutes on foot, per the shrine | Shrine office 9:00–17:00 | — |
By kind of trip
First hour in Shibuya
Start at the Hachiko exit. The crossing and the statue are both outside it, and the entrance to Center Gai is across the crossing.
After dark
Shibuya Sky takes its last visitors at 21:20 and closes at 22:30. Miyashita Park is open until 23:00, and the Parco restaurants until 23:00 (7th floor from 11:00). SHIBUYA109 and the Parco shops close at 21:00.
Shibuya Sky · Miyashita Park · Shibuya Parco · Shibuya Scramble Crossing
Games and pop-culture shopping
Nintendo TOKYO and Pokémon Center SHIBUYA share the 6th floor of Shibuya Parco, open 10:00–21:00. On weekends and holidays Nintendo TOKYO uses numbered tickets.
Rain or heat
Shibuya Sky's rooftop can close for rain, thunder, strong wind or heat, but the 46th-floor gallery stays open; a rooftop closure allows free same-day cancellation before entry. SHIBUYA109, Parco and Shibuya Stream are buildings.
Away from the crossing
Konno Hachimangu has a main hall from 1612 and a cherry tree the ward has designated a natural monument. Miyashita Park and Shibuya Stream are a few minutes from the station.
Questions
How many people cross the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, and where is it?
Japan's national tourism organisation estimates 1,000 to 2,500 people cross every two minutes at the busiest times. The crossing is directly outside the Hachiko exit of Shibuya Station.
What are Shibuya Sky's hours and ticket prices?
Shibuya Sky is open 10:00–22:30, last entry 21:20. Online adult tickets (12 and over) are ¥2,700 for entry 10:00–14:59 and ¥3,400 for entry 15:00–21:20; at the counter they are ¥3,000 and ¥3,700. Ages 6–11 pay ¥1,200 at the counter, and ages 5 and under are free. Tickets are for a set date and a 20-minute entry slot.
Does Nintendo TOKYO need a ticket?
On weekends, holidays and other days expected to be busy it uses numbered tickets, one per person, handed out at Shibuya Parco 1F before opening and at the 6F outdoor-stairway entrance by the Mario statue after opening. The store is open 10:00–21:00.
What time does Miyashita Park close?
The park is open 8:00–23:00 and the sports facilities 9:00–22:00 (reception until 21:30). It is closed 29 December–3 January. The closing time changes on 31 October (Halloween); the operator has posted the details.
What can I do in Shibuya in the rain?
SHIBUYA109 (10:00–21:00), Shibuya Parco (shops 11:00–21:00) and Shibuya Stream are indoors. At Shibuya Sky the rooftop can close in bad weather, but the 46th-floor indoor gallery stays open, and a rooftop closure allows free same-day cancellation before entry.