Tokyu Department Store Shibuya Station TOYOKO is next to Shibuya Station, where eight train lines including the JR make a stop. The so-called ”terminal department store” is located in one of the busiest shopping areas in Japan. TOKYU FOOD SHOW on the B1 floor is a very popular food-theme park. In the TOYOKO Norengai, many long-established stores have opened their own branches to promote traditional Japanese tastes, handmade food and new concepts.

The department store meanwhile sells branded fashion items, gadgets and cosmetics mainly in SHIBUYA Scramble I.II at the Shibuya Scramble Crossing. This is a future-oriented department store that meets the needs of diverse age groups. With duty-free and paid overseas shipping services, as well as their acceptance of credit cards and the China UnionPay card, they are very friendly to foreign visitors, too. Directly connected to JR Shibuya Station.

A commercial district just across the Shibuya scramble crossing full of people, especially youngsters. In the 1950's, after improvement works were done on the Udagawa River, which frequently caused flood damage in this area, more and more young people began to visit the town. Many restaurants have opened since then, and it has gained the status of a commercial district at the same level as that of Shinjuku. Since then, improvements, such as the construction of an arch, installation of street lamps and street coating, have been made and it has developed into an area people can safely enjoy themselves in. Efforts to make the area comfortable to visit continue today with the organization of various events, crime prevention, and beautification activities. It is extremely popular, especially among the young, with approximately 50,000 visitors on a weekday and about 70,000 on weekends and holidays. There is a wide variety of shops including retail stores, restaurants, game arcades and karaoke stores. It is a 3-minute walk from Shibuya Station on the JR Yamanote Line, Tokyo Metro Ginza and Hanzomon Lines, Keio Inokashira Line, and Tokyu Toyoko and Denenchofu Lines.

The bronze statue of Chuken Hachiko is in the square of Shibuya station, and is a popular meeting place. The model of this statue was an Akita dog Hachi, who was a pet of Hidesaburo Ueno, a professor in the Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Tokyo. Being brought up with a lot of love to become a faithful dog, it was Hachi's daily routine to greet the professor. When the professor suddenly passed away in 1925, Hachi continued to wait for his deceased master at Shibuya Station for 10 years. In 1934, a fine bronze statue of 162 centimeters on a 180 centimeter plinth was built by the donations of people who were moved by Hachi's faithful actions. At the unveiling ceremony, around 300 people gathered including the professor's wife and representatives from various quarters, and it is said that Hachi was also watching with the stationmaster of Shibuya Station. It was once taken away during World War II, but it was reinstalled in 1948, which is the statue that stands today.

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1F: Futsal & Soccer Floor
Our spacious shop is lined with all the popular standard gear for futsal and soccer, plus new up-and-coming brands, collaboration items, original products, and more. Stop by this fun new football shop even if it's just to browse.
We stock a wide lineup of products from junior equipment to pro-level gear, and serious players will not be disappointed as we also have running shoes for club training, a team order counter, and more!
2F: Basketball Floor
Our 430-sqm basketball store has been visited by Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Allen Iverson!
We stock Nike, Jordan and Asics, and limited products as well. We aim to be a basketball theme park! We hope you'll stop by for some fun!

This magnificent eight-story building belongs to Tokyu Department Store Shibuya Honten. Among thousands of stores in Shibuya, this one offers sophisticated, high-quality products and a relaxing shopping atmosphere. A wide variety of food is available on the B1 Grocery floor, and many shoppers go there on a daily basis. There are duty free and overseas shipping service counters for foreign visitors and a cloak room on the same floor. On the 8th floor, the gallery of world-renowned artist Shiko Munakata, an Order of Culture recipient, is open to the public. A walkway connects the department store to the adjacent Bunkamura cultural-arts complex and its cinema and theatre facilities. An eight-minute walk from Shibuya Station on the JR Yamanote, Subway Ginza and Hanzomon Lines. Free shuttle bus service from Shibuya Station/Toyoko branch stops every 12-15 minutes.

Provides goods ranging from fashion to art on the theme of “Art meets life – making living more creative.” Shoppers are welcomed by an entrance featuring an illuminated ‘art gate’ by globally renowned designer Carsten Nicolai. Inside you can find a wide range of items, including cosmetics from about 30 popular brands such as POLA, Clé de Peau Beauté, and Albion; luxury products from brands such as Hermès, Louis Vuitton, and Chanel; and designer goods from brands such as Comme des Garçons, and Y’s by Yohji Yamamoto. There is also a selection of restaurants offering signature Japanese dishes, such as sushi, tempura, and udon noodles.

※Alipay, wechatpay came to be available in SEIBU SHIBUYA. There is sales floor of some exclusion, too.

Just minutes from the Shibuya scramble crossing is Nonbei Yokocho (Drinkers Alley), where you can enjoy, Showa Retro, the classic style that brings back memories of the 60's and 70's. Once you step into the alley you will be welcomed by a big ”Nonbei Yokocho” sign and red paper lanterns. With about 40 charming izakayas, you will feel as if you have travelled back in time. Many of the shops are brimming with individuality, such as the popular yakitori (skewered chicken) bars, oden (Japanese stew) bars and chic shot bars. In recent years it has become popular among a wide range of people, including women and youngsters, as a place that retains its nostalgic atmosphere yet offers reasonable prices to stop by casually amidst the redevelopments of Shibuya. It is a short walk from the Hachiko exit of JR Shibuya station and a three-minutes walk from Shibuya station on the subways.

BINGO Shibuya MODI is located a four-minute walk from Shibuya station, and is the biggest secondhand clothing store in Shibuya.

As well as our focus on secondhand American casual and streetwear brands, we also stock Japanese watches by Seiko, Citizen and Casio, and a variety of bags and purses from designer brands such as Louis Vuitton and Chanel.
Recently our foreign customers have increased as well, and there is a surge in popularity for reused items. The appeal of reused items is the high chance of discovering high-quality, low-priced items. At BINGO Shibuya MODI, we stock more than 10,000 products, so customers are able to enjoy leisurely searching for the perfect item. Come and visit in between sightseeing in Shibuya.

Crazy Beauty is a high-quality eyelash extension salon popular among models, entertainers, and foreign celebrities. We are diligently engaged in research to pursue the best quality. We are in partnership with LASH SPOT which enjoys great popularity in California, and provide customer services along with the latest information and techniques gained in Japan and overseas. We founded Umela, a new  product brand, in 2016. All our staff are confident that our high-quality products faithfully created with Japanese artisans will fascinate and impress people from around the world in the eyelash extensions market. Our very popular menu item “5D Baby Russian Sable Eyelash Extensions” is praised as light and soft like feathers. Do not miss our Crazy Self Anti-Aging Facial Treatment before putting on eyelashes. It is rumored to make you look ten years younger in ten minutes. Our men’s extensions also attract male customers. Interpreting services are also available. Open from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Looking forward to your visit.
*Tax-free menu are available for foreign tourists.

Starting off in 1979 as ”Fashion Community 109”, Shibuya 109 is located where Shibuya's Bunkamura-dori and Dogenzaka come together, the site of the old Koibumi-yokocho shoppers' alleyway. With two floors below ground and eight above, it boasts 120 shops geared toward teenage girls and women in their twenties. Standing at the cutting edge of Japan's trends, this department store is the very symbol of Shibuya.
Overflowing day and night with the vibrant energy of young shoppers, the internationally-famed 109 is visited by many celebrities from both Japan and overseas.