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MAP Shibuya & Yoyogi-Hachiman Old & New Go beyond Shibuya Crossing Shibuya & Yoyogi-hachiman <Neighborhood Walk> Once you arrive at Shibuya Station, head to the 3rd Discover More of Shibuya! floor `Urban Core` by using the pedestrian decks that The word “Shibuya” does not only refer to the Shibuya station connects directly to Shibuya Scramble Square. While area, but also the whole Shibuya-ku and neighboring areas. its popularity is set to skyrocket in November 2019, MAP Everyone knows the popular landmarks around Shibuya Station, don’t miss exploring the northern area of Oku-Shibuya such as the Hachiko statue, Shibuya Hikarie and SHIBUYA109 (includes Kamiyamacho, Udagawacho and Tomigaya) Comfort zone shopping mall, but there is so much more to explore – roadside where unique shops can be found. Each shop has shops and distinctive shopping streets in various areas of the with dainties and histories its own uniqueness and still, as youth as Shibuya’s city, historical and cultural facilities, parks etc. Discover all of culture. Drop by and grab some snacks and drinks, Shibuya by taking a long walk following this map. Old & New then head to Yoyogi Park if you feel like taking a break Shinjuku before exploring your next destinations. When you've finished with the youth culture, it’s time for Yoyogi Hachimangu Shrine. This shrine is dedicated to Hachiman, the god of protection from evil and Hatagaya SHIBUYA KU good luck. Their most popular festival is the Goldfish Sasazuka Festival, which is held in May and September. Harajuku Yoyogihachiman Tokyo is about the harmony between traditional and modern culture, and here you can feel both of them. Shibuya Here is the special page of “Shibuya Sanpo”. Hiro-o www.tokyo-cci.or.jp/shibuya/hitoeki/ The other recommended walking courses similar to "Shibuya & Yoyogi-hachiman Walking Map" can be Daikanyama Ebisu downloaded in PDF format. Check them out too! Shibuya Branch of Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry Shibuya Ward Commerce and Industry Hall 7th fl. 1-12-5, Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0002 TEL: 03-3406-8141 | FAX: 03-3498-6569 | Office Hours: 9:00-17:00 Yoyogi Hachimangu SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE Shrine BONDI CAFE YOYOGI BEACH PARK 渋谷スクランブルスクエア BONDI CAFE YOYOGI BEACH PARK Towards As the tallest building (230m) in Shinjuku Inspired by recreating the ambience Towards Shibuya ward, the observation Shinjuku Meiji Jingu Shrine of a famous surfing location, deck on Shibuya Scramble Square’s Shibuya Bondi Beach, in Australia, Bondi 47th floor, named ‘Shibuya Sky,’ cafe is an awesome place to stop. offers panoramic 360° views with & Yoyogi Yoyogi Park You can enjoy the greenery of SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE Yoyogikoen- the first phase_East wing Mt. Fuji to the west, Tokyo Sky Yoyogi Park along with good meals nishimon- -hachiman SHIBUYA SKY<GEO COMPASS> Tree, Roppongi, and Tokyo Tower mae (breakfast, lunch and dinner). to the east, and Shinjuku and Yoyogi Park to the north. Tomigaya 1-15-2 Corp Barbizon55 1F, Shibuya-ku To get a feel for what's hot in Shibuya, explore shops and 7-min from Yoyogi-hachiman Stn. (Odakyu Line) on foot restaurants around (B2-14th). Odakyu Line MAP 03-5790-9888 9am-2pm (L.O.1am) Harajuku Sta. Shibuya 2-24-12, Shibuya-ku Direct access from Shibuya Stn. 10am-9pm (shops), 11am-11pm (Foodies Scramble, 12th floor), & CHEESE STAND 11am-0am (Foodies Scramble, 13th floor), 9am-11pm Address Access Tel. & CHEESE STAND Opened in 2012, this cheese (L.A.10pm, Shibuya Sky) Yoyogi-hachiman Opening hours Closed Entry fee stand offers freshly made cheese. Sta. SPBS 365 days Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line They use milk produced in Tama SPBS本店 0m 100m 200m 300m The atmosphere of this bookstore is area of the suburban Tokyo and so cozy that it feels like home. You make cheese. The slightly sweet Yoyogi-koen Sta. a day. yoyogi can find a small gallery in it as well, flavor and fluffy texture combined supporting local creative products. with low-fat and low calories BONDI CAFE There's also an interesting gift shop makes their fresh ricotta worth a try. YOYOGI BEACH PARK National Yoyogi named +SPBS in Shibuya Scramble Stadium Tomigaya 1-43-7, Shibuya-ku 4-min from Yoyogi-hachiman Square, so why not add that to the list too? Stn. (Odakyu Line) on foot 080-9446-8411 11am-8pm (Tue-Fri), 11am-6pm (Sat & Sun) Mon Kamiyama-cho 17-3 Terrace Kamiyama 1F, Shibuya-ku 12-min from & CHEESE STAND Shibuya Stn. (JR, Keio, Tokyu & Tokyo Metro Lines) on foot 03-5465- Meiji Dori-Str. 0588 11am-11pm (Mon-Sat), 11am-10pm (Sun) Irregular holidays JR Yamanote, Saikyo, a day. yoyogi Homspun Shonan-Shinjuku Line a day. 代々木店 Archivando What makes this small wine shop アル チヴァンド Archivando is a stylish household CAMELBACK so special is the fact that they work sandwich&espresso NHK Broadcasting together with the customer to goods store, which was designed by Center the owner, Kamiya, following thirty- Archivando choose the ideal wine based on the Shibuyazeimusho customer's preferences and needs. three years' experience in commercial -mae They sell red, white, and sparkling design. Its name means "archive" in SPBS Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line Spanish, and as you might expect, wines from all over the world. this store offers high quality and NHK center-shita Tomigaya 1-9-23, Shibuya-ku 2-min from Yoyogi-hachiman unique household goods that last for a long time. Stn. (Odakyu Line) on foot 03-5790-9360 4pm-9pm (Mon-Fri), 11am-8pm (Sat & public holidays), 11am-7pm Kamiyama-cho 41-5, Shibuya-ku 12-min from Shibuya Stn. (JR, (Sun & the last day of consecutive holidays) Keio, Tokyu & Tokyo Metro Lines) on foot 03-5738-7253 1pm- 9pm (Mon-Sat), 0pm-9pm (Sat, Sun & public holidays) Wed Kinrofukushikan-mae 365 days CAMELBACK sandwich&espresso TOKYU HANDS 365日 CAMELBACK sandwich&espresso This small and stylish bakery serves SHIBUYA Take a visit to Camelback compact Koen PARCO Dori-Str. customers 365 days a year (except TOKYU coffee stand to have some coffee Toguri Museum of Art February 29). The taste is so good and sandwiches. One must-try DEPARTMENT STORE that this shop is searched for not Yamate Dori-Str. item on the menu is sushi style egg only by locals, but also tourists from omelette sandwich. As one of the Bunkamura SEIBU SHIBUYA around the world, despite it being owners, Hayato Naruse, was a sushi The museum somewhat off the beaten track. chef, you can expect a lot from this SHIBUYA 109 Tomigaya 1-6-12, Shibuya-ku 2-min from Yoyogi-hachiman smooth Japanese mustard-accented egg omelette. SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE Stn. (Odakyu Line) on foot 03-6804-7357 7am-7pm Kamiyama-cho 42-2-1F, Shibuya-ku 12-min from Shibuya SQUARE (Mon-Fri) Feb 29 Stn. (JR, Keio, Tokyu & Tokyo Metro Lines) on foot University of Tokyo, Hachi-ko 03-6407-0069 8am-5pm Mon Komazawa Campus Statue Yoyogi Hachimangu Shrine Homspun 代々木八幡宮 ホームスパン Keio Inokashira Line You will feel at peace once you "Simplicity and innocence" is the concept enter this shrine, thanks to of of the clothes of Homspun. Their Tenjiku Shinsen its green surroundings. It was Sta. T-shirt is made of 100% cotton and, Shibuya founded in 1212 during the Shuto Expwy NO.3 Sta. no matter how often you wash it, it's as Kamakura period and dedicated comfortable as ever. Beside the main to Hachiman, the god of protection shop, they provide a small exhibition Route 246 from evil, good luck and victory. room for individual artists. Nowadays people come to pray for the safety of their Tomigaya 1-19-7 Corp Laforet Tomigaya 1F, Shibuya-ku families and business success. 7-min from Yoyogi-hachiman Stn. (Odakyu Line) on foot Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line Yoyogi 5-1-1, Shibuya-ku 5-min from Yoyogi-hachiman 03-5738-3310 11am-7pm Wed Stn.(Odakyu Line) on foot 03-3466-2012 ※Please note that the time it takes to go to destinations from the nearest stations is a rough indication..
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