Strolling around Shibuya

Shibuya is considered a central area that combines shopping spots, department stores, various restaurants, and entertainment venues. It is popular among both Japanese locals and tourists who come here continuously. I recommend visiting at night—the lights are beautiful, and the weather is perfect for shopping. - If you come to Shibuya, you must cross the Shibuya Scramble Crossing; otherwise, it’s like you haven’t really been here. It’s right in front of the station as you walk out. - For shopping lovers, I’ll whisper that brand prices in Japan are cheaper than elsewhere. - The takoyaki here is very delicious. The batter isn’t as crispy as in Thailand, but eating it in cold weather is pure bliss. - Since Shibuya is very large, I recommend a café to rest your feet called UPLIGHT COFFEE. It’s located in the basement near the train station entrance. The orange-colored shop is easy to find, and the drinks are delicious. - For buffet lovers, I recommend Wagyuhodai no Dendo Udagawacho Nikuyayokocho. It’s a very worthwhile and value-for-money buffet. trip