Duration
Guided tour
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Walk through Shibuya’s most famous landmarks, including Cat Street and Miyashita Park, while learning insider stories and local tips from your guide.
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Enjoy entry to Shibuya Sky, the observation deck offering sweeping 360° views of Tokyo’s skyline, stretching as far as Mount Fuji on clear days.
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Cross the world-renowned Shibuya Scramble, one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world, and experience Tokyo’s unique fashion hub firsthand.
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Opt for a sunset tour to catch golden-hour cityscapes from Shibuya Sky, or a night tour for shorter lines, cooler weather, and dazzling neon views.
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Entry to Shibuya Sky Observatory (229 m)
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360° city views; Mt. Fuji on clear days
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Includes a guided Shibuya walking tour
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Shibuya Crossing, Center Gai, Yokocho
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Miyashita Park highlights
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English or Spanish live guide
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Duration: ~2 hours
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Sunset tour (as per option selected)
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Night tour (as per option selected)
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Hotel transfers
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Food & drinks
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These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Explore Shibuya with a local guide, navigating bustling crossings and tucked-away streets before heading up to Shibuya Sky for breathtaking views.
Getting started
Meeting point: Hachiko Square, in front of Hachiko Statue and near a lottery booth, at 2 Chome-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya City, Tokyo. Meet your guide at the designated meeting point in Shibuya. They’ll lead you through the streets and to Shibuya Sky.
What to expect
Shibuya district – Tokyo’s youth and fashion hub, home to the iconic crossing.
Features:
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Iconic Shibuya Scramble – Step into the world’s busiest crossing and feel the rush of hundreds moving in perfect flow.
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Miyashita Park - Stroll through Miyashita Park, a rooftop green space with shops, cafés, and views of Shibuya’s cityscape.
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Center Gai: Wander down Center Gai, Shibuya’s buzzing street packed with shops, bars, and youth culture.
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Shibuya Sky access – Head to the rooftop observatory for sweeping 360° views of Tokyo’s skyline.
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Unforgettable photo spots – Capture both street-level buzz and panoramic skyline shots in one tour.
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What to bring
- Wear comfortable shoes as the main mode of transportation will be walking for this tour
What’s not allowed
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Large luggage is not permitted inside Shibuya Sky
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Tripods are not allowed inside Shibuya Sky
Accessibility
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Shibuya Sky is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible
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The walking tour may have limited wheelchair and pram/stroller accessibility
Additional information
- This is a shared tour.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.
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Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
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