Which city in Japan is Shibuya?

Shibuya is an urban area under the jurisdiction of Tokyo, Japan, and its full name is Shibuya District. Shibuya is a transportation hub where the JR Yamanote Line, Horijing Line, Tohoku Line, Garden City Line, Jingwangjingtou Line, ginza line Metro Line and Banzangmen Line are concentrated. Together with Ginza, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and Asakusa, Shibuya is a famous bustling area in the capital.

Shibuya is popular all over Japan and is always crowded with fashionable boys and girls. Young people begin to pursue clothes that suit their personality. As a shopping paradise in Japan, most of the shops showing the forefront of fashion trends are located in Shibuya 109, Central Street and Spanish Ramp. Shibuya is not only a paradise for young people, people of all ages can find fun here.

Shibuya crossroads

The intersection in front of Shibuya Station is said to be the busiest and most crowded intersection in the world. The spectacular sight of thousands of people crossing the road at the same time makes this Shibuya intersection a landmark attraction representing Tokyo.

Whenever the signal light turns green, the intersection will be flooded by the crowd in an instant. There will be 3000 people at the same time in about 2 minutes at most. The scene of pedestrians moving freely in a dense crowd without colliding with each other is quite spectacular, attracting many photographers to visit and want to capture a cool photo of the intersection.