I can't find the focal spot for this photo, but there was something about it when it popped up on the screen that made me keep looking at it. Not sure why. Maybe it was the yellow color in the bottom right.

Lots of chocolate selling stalls set up in the passageway between the Tokyu Stores. It became difficult to walk through the area with all the people making last minute chocolate purchases.

The crowds kept coming for the chocolates. Looks like many had left it to the last minute.

Some big brand names on the chocolate board here. Valentines Day chocolates seem to be either brand name or home made.

A familiar scene of Starbucks in the background here at the Shibuya Crossing.

A winters day in Shibuya can still appear quite warm.

Very bright fashion colors here.

Second and final episode of Nodame Cantabille will be on at the cinemas from April 17, 2010.

I always feel alive when I go out in Shibuya on the weekends. There are so many people around and so much movement. It really energizes you to do something.

Some nice restaurants here overlooking the street. You can see Tsutaya in the background. I am meeting up with the Roppongi Tsutaya store soon to talk about ways they can improve their store for the many foreigners who go there. Anybody got any ideas on what could be done better?

Plenty of neon, plenty of cars and taxis.

As always the Crossing is a busy place. It is interesting to see the change of fashions over the period of a year. As we move towards Spring the clothing colors will change as will the accessories.

Popular group at the moment.

There was a helicopter hovering overhead for a good 30 minutes. Normally one helicopter is joined by others as the news crews circle to take photos for a story. Today there was just this one helicopter.

The neon lights coming on at dusk always makes the streets look lively and warm. My fingers were freezing waiting to take the photo without too many heads in the way, but the view of neon made me feel warmer.

We have seen a lot of advertising trucks going passed the Shibuya Scramble Crossing. This is a new one.

Back in Shinagawa there were not some many crowds buying chocolates, but the brand names were still on display.