Nombei Yokocho (drunkards’ alley) is set away from the buzzing atmosphere of Shibuya and is like stepping back in time to see a slice of old Japan. There are many yakitori places to try out here (grilled chicken skewers). It's the perfect to stroll around, eat some snacks and have a few drinks.
Located close to Shibuya Station, Tokyo Tonkotsu Base Made By Ippudo is a Hakata-style tonkotsu broth ramen chain with shops in several locations in Tokyo.
A shop dedicated to Sanrio characters, with a great range of goods centered on Hello Kitty.
Located inside the 109 Men's department store in Shibuya, this coffee shop offers hand drip coffee, soufflés, cheesecakes, as well as their famous "souffle panc
EST is a multi-floor sports complex located just East of Shibuya station.
On the basement floor of the Tokyu department store inside Shibuya station, over 85 shops offer various types of high-quality, typically Japanese take-out food.
Featuring a Western restaurant, Shibuya Tokyu REI Hotel is located in the heart of Shibuya, 100 metres from JR Shibuya Train Station. Rooms include a flat-scree
Directly connected to Shibuya Train Station, Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu offers easy transportation links, 2 high-floor restaurants and comfortable rooms with fre
Situated in Tokyo, 400 m from Hachiko Statue, The Millennials Shibuya is an adult only accommodation. The property has a terrace and rooms with free WiFi access.
Hotel Unizo is in the heart of Shibuya, 400 metres from the 109 Building and Shibuya Scramble Crossing. It offers rooms with free wired internet and a flat-scre
Sakura Fleur Aoyama is located in central Tokyo, a short 5-minute walk from Shibuya Train Station. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi, a video-on-demand system and
Winner of a TripAdvisor 2012 Travelers’ Choice Award, design hotel Granbell Shibuya is just a 3-minute walk from Shibuya Station and features unique modern room
Super Hotel Shinagawa Aomono-Yokocho is located a 6-minute walk from Keikyu Aomono Yokocho Train Station. It features basic rooms, free WiFi and a complimentary
Daimon Yokocho is an arcade where a lot of traditional Japanese restaurants are located.
Amazake Yokocho (sweet sake alley) is an alley that stretches over 400 metres and is lined with Japanese liquor and confectionery shops. It's a perfect place to
Okazu Yokocho (side-dish alley) stretches over 230 metres and is lined with many shops selling pre-packed food and groceries.
Kurobei Yokocho (black fence alley - the shop facades are all black) is close to Tokyo Station, it's best visited in the evening when the atmosphere is buzzing
There are about 20 candy shops along the stone-paved Kashiya Yokocho (Penny Candy Lane) selling candy, rice crackers, dango dumplings, ice cream and other taste