Local area

The Scramble is not only the most iconic crossing in Shibuya; it’s also the busiest crossing in the world, with people from all walks of life crossing from every direction. During big events such as Halloween or the World Cup, the surrounding sidewalks become completely crowded with people who gather to celebrate. While the crossing is an unchanging landmark, it’s characterized by the diversity of the people who walk it. This place is truly symbolizes the ever-evolving nature of Shibuya.

The statue of Hachiko is one of the most popular meeting places in Tokyo and symbol of Shibuya.The statue is in front of subway exit and Shibuya scramble crossing. People are always make line to take pictures with the statue. This statue is homage to the faithful Akita dog named Hachi who waited his master, Professor Eizaburo Ueno of Tokyo University, every day at Shibuya station even after his death. Hachi was born in 1923 in Odate, Akita, so 2023 is the year of his 100th anniversary.

Shibuya's Nobei Yokocho with its impressive Showa-era landscape, is a place where you can feel the progress of history. An iconic place that symbolises constancy in a rapidly changing Shibuya area. We can feel the remnants of the 'black market' that flourished in the immediate postwar period. The scene where regular customers and tourists gather and communicate is unique and it's really Shibuya style. Enjoy the contrast between the past and the present.

Shoto, a quiet residential area, is located beyond the fray in front of Shibuya Station. We recommend spending time immersed in art at the Shoto Museum of Art, which has been a much-loved as part of the area. It was designed by the famous architect 'Seiichi Shirai', and the building is celebrated as a work of art. Enjoy all the space, from the impressive entrance with onyx light, ceiling to the fantastic fountain reflecting natural light and the beautifully shaped spiral staircase.

SHIBUYA SKY is comprised of three zones: SKY GATE, a transition space on the 14th to 45th floors, SKY STAGE, a rooftop observation space, and SKY GALLERY. This is an observation installation that will cultivate your power of imagination by stimulating your intellectual curiosity through a series of experiences in addition to allowing you to take in a 360° view that stretches out from 229 m up in the sky of Shibuya.

Just a 10-minute stroll from Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya, Yoyogi Park offers a peaceful retreat where nature transforms with the seasons. In spring, admire the beauty of cherry blossoms. Summer invites refreshing jogs and shaded picnics. Autumn paints the park in vibrant red and gold, while winter brings a crisp, tranquil atmosphere. Whether for a walk, workout, or quiet escape, Yoyogi Park is the perfect place to unwind—just moments from the heart of Shibuya.