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Landmarks
- Hachiko Statue
- Hachiko Family Relief
- Moyai Statue
- MARK CITY
- NANAKO Statue
- The Clock Tower
- TOKYO FM Spain Slope Studio
- Hyakkendana District
- Bunkamura
- Plaza Equus Shibuya
- Yutaka Ozaki Monument
- Takeo Miki Memorial Hall
- Hillside Terrace
- Daikanyama Address
- American Bridge (Ebisu Minami Bridge)
- Ebisu Statue
- Atre Ebisu
- Ebisu Garden Place
- Ebisu Prime Square
- Kishi Memorial Hall
- Tokyo Metropolitan Yoyogi Park
- Mizunashibashi Bridge
- Healthy Walkway
- Omotesando
- Brass Rails of Omotesando
- Old Dojunkai Aoyama Apartments
- Omotesando-Niigata-Kan Nespace
- Meiji Jingu Shrine
- Harajuku Station
- Mini Harajuku Village
- Jingubashi
- Gorinbashi Bridge
- Takeshita-dori
- Flea Market
- Tokyo Horseback Riding C
- Shogi Hall
- Shinjuku Gyoen Park
- Takashimaya Times Square
- Shinjuku Southern Terrace
Hachiko Statue
Shibuya Station Hachiko Exit
Taisho Era, the dog, not knowing that his master had passed away, frequented the station waiting for him to return.
Hachiko Family Relief
Shibuya Station Hachiko Exit
Ceramic relief of height 4m?~ width 15m. There are about 20 Akita dogs surrounding Hachiko.
Moyai Statue
Shibuya Station South Exit, Phone: 04992-5-0048 (Niijima Tourist Association)
Moyai means to "work together" in the dialect of Niijima. The pumice stone is unique to Nijima Island.
MARK CITY
URL:http://www.s-markcity.co.jp/
Inokashira Line Shibuya Station, Phone: 03-3780-6503
Multi-purpose building with offices, shops and hotel. Opened April 2000
NANAKO Statue
Koen-Dori, in front of Movida building
This statue of a cat was erected in 1986 and the name was chosen by a public contest.
The Clock Tower
1-1 Udagawa-cho
The mechanical clock is located in front of the City Hall. It plays music at 10:00, 12:00, 13:00, 15:00 and 18:00.
TOKYO FM Spain Slope Studio
URL:http://www.tfm.co.jp/spain/
15-1 Udagawa-cho
Tokyo FM's Satellite Studio located in Parco Part I.
Hyakkendana District
Dogenzaka 2-chome
After the Great Kanto Earthquake, the stores were re-built to remember the famous stores that used to stand here.
There are many small Japanese restaurants and coffee shops that keep the area busy.
Bunkamura
URL:http://www.bunkamura.co.jp/index.html
2-24-1 Dogenzaka, Phone: 03-3477-9111
Large and small halls, mini theater and museum are in this cultural building.
Plaza Equus Shibuya
31-2 Udagawa-cho, Phone: 03-5458-4331
A small horse theme park. A gallery featuring information about horse racing and horses.
Yutaka Ozaki Monument
2-15-1 Shibuya
This memorial to the popular singer Yutaka Ozaki features a relief carving of the singer's face and the lyrics
of his well-known song 'Map of a 17-year-old'.
Takeo Miki Memorial Hall
18-20 Nanpeidai-cho, Phone: 03-3463-8000
The remodeled residence of the former Prime Minister Takeo Miki has been opened to the public as a memorial hall.
Hillside Terrace
URL：http://www.hillsideterrace.com/
29 Sarugaku-cho
This is the first combined residential and shopping compound, located on Kyu-Yamate dori Street.
Daikanyama Address
17 Daikanyama-cho, Phone: 03-3461-6492 (Daikanyama Address Co-operative Office)
Former Dojunkai Daikanyama Apartment block that has been turned into a new city complex with high-rise apartments
and shops, including Shibuya City's Sports Facility, Daikanyama Sports Plaza.
American Bridge (Ebisu Minami Bridge)
4-20 Ebisu
The bridge crosses over the Yamanote-line. Former JNR (current JR) bought this bridge that was used in the World Expo 1906.
Ebisu Statue
1-5 Ebisu Minami (Ebisu Station West Exit)
Local Lions Club erected the statue in 1975.
Atre Ebisu
URL:http://www.atre.co.jp/ebisu/
1-5-5 Ebisu Minami, Phone: 03-5475-8500
The complex was built above JR Ebisu Station and opened in 1997.
Ebisu Garden Place
4-20 Ebisu, Phone: 03-5423-7111
This new urban complex with offices, a hotel, movie theaters, shops and housing units was completed on the
old Sapporo Beer Brewery site in 1994
Ebisu Prime Square
1-1-37 Hiroo
This complex includes housings, offices and restaurants.
Kishi Memorial Hall
1-1-1 Jinnan, Phone: 03-3481-2200
Japan Amateur Sports Association and related sports associations have their headquarters in this building.
Tokyo Metropolitan Yoyogi Park
2-1 Yoyogi Kamizono-cho, Phone: 03-3469-6081 (Yoyogi Park Office)
The former grounds of the Imperial Japanese Army became a US military housing area after the World War Two.
It was turned into a metropolitan park after being used as the athletes' village during the Tokyo Olympic Games
in 1970.
Mizunashibashi Bridge
Jingumae 6-chome and Jinnan 2-chome
Due to the opening of JR Yamanote line, the bridge was build to replace the former main street that existed from Edo era.
Healthy Walkway
1-50-1 Sasazuka
This walkway is made from natural stones to give appropriate ammount of stimulation if you walk with bare feet.
Omotesando
Jingumae 4-5 chome
In 1920, this avenue was completed as the main walkway to Meiji Jingu Shrine.
The zelkova trees planted the year after has added much to the scene.
Brass Rails of Omotesando
Jingumae 4-5 chome
These rails were installed to protect the zelkova trees. They also serve as benches for the visitors.
Old Dojunkai Aoyama Apartments
Jingumae 4-chome
After the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, these Doujunkai apartments were build with the donations from all
over the world. Under the Urban redevelopment plans, the apartments are being reconstructed.
Omotesando-Niigata-Kan Nespace
URL:http://www.nico.or.jp/nespace/
4-11-7 Jingumae, Phone: 03-5771-7711
This is an integrated center to present information about the industry, culture and tourism of Niigata Prefecture.
Meiji Jingu Shrine
URL:http://www.meijijingu.or.jp/
Yoyogi Kamizono-cho, Phone: 03-3379-5511 (Meiji Jingu Administration Office)
Built in 1920, the shrine is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.
Gyoen (Inner Garden)
This Japanese-style garden was originally part of the Edo residences of the Kato Family of Higo and the Ii Family of Hikone. There are 1,500 iris plants in the iris garden.
O-Torii Gate (The Second Torii)
Largest wooden torii gate in Japan
Kiyomasa's Well
Found at the end of Gyoen is said to have been made by Kiyomasa Kato.
Shaden
The main complex consists of main hall with 'Nagare-zukuri' style, an inside prayer hall and and inner sanctum.
Imperial Treasure House
Preserves and exhibits many items that can give a glimpse of the lifestyle of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.
Harajuku Station
1-18-20 Jingumae, Phone: 03-3401-0745
This distinctive English half-timber style station was constructed in 1924.
Mini Harajuku Village
The miniature model of Harajuku Village recreates the scene when Harajuku was a small post town on the Kamakura Kaido.
Jingubashi
Jingumae 6-chome
The bridge joins the Harajuku Station and Meiji Jingu Shrine.
Gorinbashi Bridge
Jingumae 6-chome to Yoyogi Kamizono-cho
The bridge goes over the Yamanote line and joins the Omotesando and Yoyogi Park.
Takeshita-dori
Jingumae 1-chome
The street, filled with young shoppers, connects the JR Harajuku Station Takeshita Exit and Meiji-dori.
Flea Market
1-5-3 Jingumae Togo Shrine Grounds,Phone: 03-3425-7965 (organized by Tokyo Antique Market Association)
About 140 stalls opens on 1st, 4th and 5th Sundays.
Tokyo Horseback Riding C
4-8 Yoyogi Kamizono-cho, Phone: 03-3370-0984
Founded in 1921, the club is open to visitors for a ride.
Shogi Hall
2-39-9 Sendagaya, Phone: 03-3408-6161
The hall, built to promote Japanese chess, shogi, holds both amateur and professional shogi matches.
Shinjuku Gyoen Park
Sendagaya 6-chome, Phone: 03-3350-0151
The park, 583,000 square meters in size, spreads on both Shibuya and Shinjuku cities.
Takashimaya Times Square
5-24-2 Sendagaya, Phone: 03-5361-1122
The huge multi-purpose building houses various stores, a cinema and a theater.
Shinjuku Southern Terrace
2-2-1 Yoyogi
The complex has a high-rise hotel, offices and stores.