It has been a while since we had a Shibuya Streets series. I took a quick walk on the weekend with camera in hand. Things always seem to be the same in Shibuya and yet things are always changing. It is great to see so many people out enjoying themselves. Shibuya is alive !
Tintin, or is it Tantan, on the top of 109The renamed, Center-gai, now Basketball street or something that makes no sense except to the sponsors, puts up a bit of gold for ChristmasThis is bright. 3 Coins. All 315 Yen. nice price, but that green is tough on the eyesBurger King is back in Centergai. I think I did a post on this the year before last.Hawaiian BBQ in ShibuyaHeading up to Tokyu Hands for nothing in particularChristmas grotto in front of ParcoBusy streets in Centergai. No basketballs in sightParco department store, ShibuyaNice decorationsUniqlo hidden just off the main street from Koen dori at the top of Spain zakaShoppers everywhereFrancfranc Shibuya, ready for XmasTime to get your face drawn?Plenty of cheap places to eat around hereMore Francfranc. I am working with Francfranc to help their overseas store promotions at the momentThis site used to be a bakery which had been there for a long time. Heading back to the stationHoppy rolls by with ads and more ads on the station building - Galaxy tabletsOpposite side of the station over towards the 246 road
This iconic Shibuya Crossing is on most visitors “things to do in Tokyo” itinerary because it is one of the busiest intersections in the world. It is fun to watch and participate in the organized chaos that ensues when hundreds of people walk across the intersections at once. For a different perspective, watch the crossing from the 2nd-story window of the Starbucks on the North side
Love Standing Sushi.
I want to go to JAPAN! TT_TT;;
Aaaaaii que SAUDADE! Japan Now!
This iconic Shibuya Crossing is on most visitors “things to do in Tokyo” itinerary because it is one of the busiest intersections in the world. It is fun to watch and participate in the organized chaos that ensues when hundreds of people walk across the intersections at once. For a different perspective, watch the crossing from the 2nd-story window of the Starbucks on the North side