This immersive walking tour captures central Shibuya in April 2025, following a popular urban route from the relocated Moyai Statue behind Tokyu Plaza Shibuya (Shibuya Fukurasu) through some of Tokyo’s most famous landmarks. Shot on a crisp evening, the video begins at the new site of the Moyai Statue, a popular meeting spot in Shibuya known for its distinct moai-inspired design, recently moved to behind Tokyu Plaza near Shibuya Station. The walk continues through Hachiko Square, renowned for the statue commemorating Japan’s most loyal dog, before entering the legendary Shibuya Scramble Crossing—one of the busiest pedestrian intersections in the world.

The journey weaves through Center-Gai (Center Street), a bustling hub of youth culture filled with shops, arcades, and eateries, and up the atmospheric Spain-zaka (Spain Slope)—a charming street with a European flair. The tour stops at Shibuya PARCO, exploring its upper floors that host Nintendo Tokyo and the Pokémon Center, two must-visit pop culture destinations. Special attention is given to the Godzilla Store Shibuya, which offers official merchandise for fans of the iconic monster and is a unique tourist stop within PARCO.

Beyond PARCO, the video explores scenic parks and cultural hubs: the serene Miyashita Park rooftop area, the pedestrian decks and Bunkamura Gallery 8 on the upper floors of Shibuya Hikarie, and the bustling Shibuya Stream area. Unique highlights include a visit to Shibuya Cross Tower in front of the stone commemorating singer Yutaka Ozaki, where fans gather on the anniversary of his passing. The walk also showcases the panoramic views from Hikarie’s Sky Lobby (9F to 11F) and ends back at Hachiko Square and the Scramble Crossing, capturing evening city life.

Landmark-wise, the walk is a comprehensive showcase of Shibuya’s cultural sites, plazas, shopping venues, and pop culture institutions, offering travelers a realistic look at modern Tokyo’s urban appeal. This video is ideal for those planning to visit Shibuya and interested in its newest and classic attractions—including the Godzilla Store, Moyai Statue, Hachiko Square, Shibuya Stream, and more.