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Shibuya Scramble Crossing
Attraction
4.5 (3547 reviews)
21 Udagawacho, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0042, Japan
Did You Know?
Pedestrian Traffic
Shibuya Crossing is often referred to as the world's busiest intersection, with thousands of pedestrians crossing at once.
Average Crossing
It's estimated that around 2,500 people cross Shibuya Crossing every time the lights turn green.
Intersecting Directions
Pedestrians can cross in five different directions at Shibuya Crossing, including diagonally.
Popular Meeting Spot
The nearby Hachiko statue serves as a popular meeting spot before people brave the scramble crossing.
Highlights from Reviews
• iconic experience
Witnessing the synchronized movement of thousands of people crossing simultaneously is a unique and memorable experience.
• great views
Many shops and restaurants offer elevated views of the crossing, providing excellent photo opportunities.
• vibrant surroundings
The area is surrounded by shops, restaurants, arcades, and other entertainment options.
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