Shibuya and Harajuku Travel Guide

A temple with a long history in connection with the Ii family where Manekineko will welcome you.

The guardian shrine of Sendagaya, with many highlights including the oldest surviving Fujizuka mound in Tokyo and a sacred ginkgo tree.

A pleasant plaza and 15 distinctive shops in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo.

A Shibuya karaoke spot where you can unwind in a luxurious setting with authentic food.

A sento in Shibuya where a wide variety of people and cultures come together.

Known for its wide range of events and limited-time food trucks, this is a space where visitors can spend time however they like.

An official shop for “Ichibankuji,” the no-losers character lottery where you’re guaranteed to win high-quality original goods from popular anime and games.

A long-running Minami-Aoyama favorite that has hosted standout performances by renowned artists from Japan and around the world.

A new hub for contemporary art on the campus of Shibuya Kyoiku Gakuen.

One of the world’s leading ukiyo-e museums with masterpieces by renowned Japanese artists.

An art museum housed in a building harmoniously integrated into its park surroundings, offering visitors inspiring encounters with art.

An urban oasis filled with greenery, located on the rooftop of a highway junction in the heart of Tokyo.

Enjoy French cuisine and teppanyaki in the former Hungarian ambassador’s residence.

Spend a relaxing moment surrounded by exquisite recorded music.

A bistro tavern in Shimokitazawa where you can enjoy natural wine from around the world and authentic food prepared by a Spanish chef.

A travel-themed cafe with both its space and menu centered around blue tones.

Enjoy a delightful tea time in a soothing space surrounded by greenery and flowers.

A one-of-a-kind craft cola shop where skilled artisans create aromatic, spice-infused cola with uncompromising dedication.

The original late-night cafe tucked away in a Shibuya back alley.

Melt-in-your-mouth fluffy perfection at this fresh-made donut shop.

An Italian dining restaurant with South American flair standing by the riverside in Nakameguro.

A ramen shop famed for its clear, light-style broth known as tanrei-kei ramen, featuring a golden soup infused with the refreshing aroma of yuzu. Open until 5 a.m., it’s a go-to spot for late-night diners.

A Vietnamese street food eatery known for its signature fresh pho noodles made with Japanese rice.

Rich aburi miso ramen from Hokkaido in Shibuya Dogenzaka.

An urban oasis for shopping and dining.

Excellent access right above Shimokitazawa Station! A shopping complex filled with unique shops.

A creative complex where unique shops gather in a greenery-filled setting, featuring a mini theater, shared lounge, and art gallery.

A shared store packed with Shimokitazawa's character where you can browse vintage clothing and miscellaneous goods all at once.

From a specialty Japanese tea shop to a stationery store, unique tenants add color to Shimokita.

60 tasty shops and top-notch bites awaits at this all-out food hub.

One of Shibuya’s largest wine shops, tops off with 2,000 labels from across the globe.

Japan’s first famous food hall and hub for hot-topic bites known in Japan and around the world.

A pioneer of department store gourmet finds and foodie theme park directly linked to Shibuya Station.

230 shops of retail bliss in the Shibuya Hikarie multiplex.

Shibuya’s largest selection of cosmetics and fashion accessories on one-stop-shop floors.

Unleash your personal beauty style! The semi-do-it-yourself cosmetics shop by Tokyu Department Store.

A luxury hotel offering panoramic views of Tokyo’s night skyline, providing a serene space to rejuvenate both body and mind.

A perfect accommodation for exploring both modern and historic Tokyo.

A museum hotel adorned with stunning Japanese paintings and traditional crafts.

The Meguro River area shines in delicate cherry blossom hues during winter.

Shibuya's iconic illumination event is back, and this year it features the debut of "Blue Cave - THE SNOW DOME."

A world-class chandelier illuminates the night in Ebisu.