
Video cam at the ready, phone numbers being exchanged. Looks like an impromptu film shoot
It’s been a while since we have had a Shibuya Streets series. The weekends are always busy with foot traffic and with a spare hour, I took a walk out to test my a new camera. Some of the shots I was very pleased with, others got to test out the ‘delete’ button function. The delete function is probably the one I have best mastered now with this camera.
Here are the shots with some brief comments to give you a feel for Shibuya from the street.

Everyone loves to take photos at Shibuya Crossing

Busy afternoon at the Shibuya scramble crossing

Plenty of fashions at this busy Shibuya scramble crossing

Lost in the crowd, lost in his music

This one was by mistake, but since this is 'Shibuya Streets', why not?
I remember traveling to New York some years ago and being surprised at how different the street fashions and street manners were to a comparable big city like Tokyo. It never gets boring watching the movement of the city.

Fashion in the foreground, ads in the background. Lots of action in Shibuya

This is one way to get above the crowds

Horikita Maki advertising for docomo on the 109 building

A policeman contemplating his ride home. Maybe he is looking up at Horikita Maki

A strangely peaceful view in the big city. The Shibuya river that flows under the Tokyu Dept store

Looking back up Dogenzaka, Shibuya Station

Pepper Lunch or Pepper Dinner? Either way these steaks are good

Large truck ads for new TV show on Fuji Television roar by

Another truck ad. This one for an Manga Cafe, manboo

Livedoor's YYC community dating site rolls by. 2,500,000 members. now in its 9th year
After all those trucks, it’s nice to see the Hachiko small community bus get a chance to hit the road.

Shibuya community bus, Hachiko
That’s a quick round up for this version of Shibuya Streets. There is always a lot of activity in Shibuya, particularly around the crossing. The fashions and the movements of people are fascinating to watch.
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It has been a while since the last Shibuya streets walk. This post goes along with your last article about Shibuya then and now. And it sure is a popular area, I guess just like Akihabara; the fashion,music,people,and places to visit.
Danny Choo did a tour of Shibuya at night, it can be found on You Tube and it was quite as colorful at night as is during the day. The one thing that I noticed during that video is that I saw a soccer match going on at the top of a building at night. would you happen to know where it's located? All the different ways to advertise, very colorful and informative, even a Hachiko bus how cool to advertise for your area.
Another great article and photo series as usual keep up the great work, I always enjoy going to your site.
Thanks again. Here is an old post I wrote showing the adidas Futsal Park. http://shibuya246.com/2008/12/17/adidas-store-in-...
You can get a good view of the Futsal Park from the Excel Tokyu Hotel. I used to stay there sometimes if I had guests from O/S. I will go back and get some better photos of this one evening. Looking down on the crossing and the Futsal Park is pretty cool.
I also thought this post was interesting to do straight after the 'Then and Now' post.
Lots of girls in Shibuya and lots of great fashions on display. Thanks
I plan to take some of the best shots I have of Shibuya and make a feature photo post like the Kyoto one http://shibuya246.com/2009/07/14/kyoto/
That soccer field, is that a marketing tool, or do they have an organized league matches there? I guess with the hi-rise golf facility they have why not a hi-rise soccer facility. japan sure has the inituitave for being on the leading edge for whatever they do.=epic win
Btw kiminobox said on her site that she wants to go back to Kyoto again for some Kodax moments. You both took some excellelent photos=EPIC
They have proper matches there. I have mainly seen kids playing matches and training. This is where the cable car used to leave from
My friends and I are planning to go to Japan next year. Thanks for sharing some pics of Shibuya. We’d love to cross the streets of Shibuya and take some pictures too.
oh sorry, can I borrow the pic of Jun’s add and the Hachiko bus. Thanks!
sure, no problem. I have another Hachiko Bus here also (in red) http://www.flickr.com/photos/shibuya246/3729558668/
thanks! I’ll check it now. =)