Thorough explanation of access to Shibuya! Introducing tourist spots and FU-ZOKU town

Shibuya is not only a popular tourist destination for foreign visitors to Japan, but also has a rich FU-ZOKU district.

Therefore, Shibuya is a recommended place for foreigners visiting Japan who want to enjoy Japanese FU-ZOKU.
One of the good things about Shibuya is that it is easily accessible from various areas and is easy to go to for fun.

Therefore, it is highly recommended as a place for foreign tourists visiting Japan who are not familiar with Japan to visit.

In this article, we will introduce how to get to Shibuya from various major stations.
Please use this as a reference and visit the FU-ZOKU store in Shibuya.

Characteristics of Shibuya

Shibuya is one of the most popular downtown areas in Japan and is known as the “town of young people.”
Many young people visit here every day, and it is also known as the origin of various trends and Japanese culture.

Also, since the area around Shibuya Station is flourishing as a downtown area, one of Shibuya’s characteristics is that it is very accessible and easy to go to tourist spots, restaurants, FU-ZOKU stores, etc.

Therefore, it is a highly recommended tourist destination even for foreign tourists visiting Japan who are unfamiliar with Japan.

Access to Shibuya

Shibuya Station is served by multiple lines, including JR, Tokyo Metro, Tokyu Corporation, and Keio Corporation.

Therefore, it is easily accessible from various places, making it easy for foreign travelers visiting Japan to include it in their sightseeing plans.

Also, if you are not confident about traveling by train, just tell a taxi “to Shibuya Station” and they will definitely take you from anywhere.

Depending on the taxi company, the drivers may have English conversation lessons, so you can feel more secure.

Access from Tokyo Station to Shibuya

Access from Tokyo Station to Shibuya is as follows.

Traveling from Tokyo Station to Shibuya takes about the same amount of time whether by train, subway, or taxi.

Access from Shinagawa Station to Shibuya

Access from Shinagawa Station to Shibuya is as follows.

Shibuya is approximately 7km from Shinagawa Station, making it easy to access.

Access from Ueno Station to Shibuya

Access from Ueno Station to Shibuya is as follows.

Traveling from Ueno Station to Shibuya is convenient by train or subway.

Access from Shinjuku Station to Shibuya

Access from Shinjuku Station to Shibuya is as follows.

Shibuya is close to Shinjuku Station, making it easy to access.

Access from Akihabara Station to Shibuya

Access from Akihabara Station to Shibuya is as follows.

Trains or taxis are often used to travel from Akihabara Station to Shibuya.

Sightseeing spots in Shibuya

According to a survey conducted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government in 2023, 58% of foreign tourists who visited Tokyo between April and December 2022 visited Shibuya.

This is the highest number in Tokyo, and you can see that Shibuya is a very popular tourist destination for foreign tourists visiting Japan.

Another attraction for foreign visitors to Japan is that Shibuya has sightseeing spots that cannot be found elsewhere.

Scramble intersections” where many people come and go, andpublic restrooms” that have been renovated to make them easier for everyone to use, are sightseeing spots unique to Japan that foreign travelers can enjoy.

Shibuya’s iconic photo spot “Statue of Hachiko, the faithful dog”

The “Statue of Faithful Dog Hachiko” is a meeting spot in front of the “Hachiko Exit” of Shibuya Station.

To those who don’t know anything about it, it is just a bronze statue of a dog, but many foreign visitors to Japan take pictures of it as a souvenir symbol of Shibuya.

One of the reasons why the loyal dog Hachiko is so popular among foreign tourists visiting Japan is that the Hollywood movie “Hachiko: The Promised Dog” starring Richard Gere was released in 2009, starring Hachiko.

As a loyal dog who waited in front of the station for 10 years for his master to return home, many foreign tourists visiting Japan who were moved by the movie want to see the statue of Hachiko.

There is also a “scramble intersection” near the Hachiko statue, where 3,000 people come and go every time the traffic light turns green.

This is also a popular photo spot for foreign tourists visiting Japan.

SHIBUYA109, the epicenter of cutting-edge culture

“SHIBUYA109” is a shopping building that symbolizes Shibuya’s youth culture, and is a tourist spot that attracts attention from foreign travelers visiting Japan.

When Shibuya is set in Japanese movies and dramas, it is almost always shown on the screen, which is why “SHIBUYA109” is so well known among foreign tourists visiting Japan.

Another reason foreign tourists visit SHIBUYA109 is that you can get goods related to Japan’s “cute” culture.
Some data shows that 20% of visitors are foreign tourists visiting Japan.

Plus, they provide customer service in English, Korean, Chinese, and other languages, so you can shop with confidence.

Shibuya’s famous night view spot “Shibuya Hikarie”

“Shibuya Hikarie” is famous as a new landmark that opened in 2012 and disseminates Shibuya’s culture and information.

The Sky Lobby on the 11th floor overlooks the entire city of Shibuya, making it popular among foreign tourists visiting Japan.

Especially at night, you can enjoy it as a great night view spot.
For a limited time, souvenir shops for foreign tourists visiting Japan may also be held.

It’s a collection of popular souvenirs, so if you happen to come across one at the right time, it might be a good idea to take a look.

FU-ZOKU street near Shibuya

The entire area around the station in Shibuya can be called an entertainment district, but only the “Hyakukenten” area can be called the FU-ZOKU district.

On the other hand, there are a lot of temporary FU-ZOKUs such as outcall escort service and hotel escort service, so Maruyama-cho, where love hotels are gathered, is also a must-see area for foreign tourists visiting Japan who want to enjoy Japanese FU-ZOKU. is.

“Hyakukenten” where you can also enjoy Soap Land (Massage Parlor)

“Hyakukenten” is an area located near the center of Dogenzaka after crossing the scramble intersection.

It’s only a 4 minute walk from Shibuya Station, making it very accessible.

Hyakukenten has a variety of FU-ZOKU stores, such as in-store service stores, Soap Land (Massage Parlor), and men’s beauty salons, although there are not many stores, so you can enjoy your favorite FU-ZOKU store. Sho.

There are also facilities such as adult shops and striptease theaters, so it is recommended for foreign tourists visiting Japan who want to buy unique souvenirs or experience FU-ZOKU.

“Maruyama Town” has many outcall escort service, hotel escort service, and other on-site FU-ZOKU stores.

“Maruyama-cho” is a love hotel district located right next to Hyakukenten.

Although there are not many FU-ZOKU stores, it is very convenient if you want to play with outcall escort service or hotel escort service.

In Shibuya, there are FU-ZOKU services for foreign travelers visiting Japan, such as Outcall escort service “Tokyo Adult Entertainment”, “WHITE BELL SHIBUYA”, which is introduced in YOASOBI HEAVEN, and “ZAMANATO-KYO-ESUKO-TO”, a temporary high-class aromatic erotic service. There are many stores.

We recommend staying at a love hotel in Shibuya as you won’t have to pay transportation fees.

Summary

Shibuya is a highly recommended tourist destination in Tokyo, with easy access from a variety of locations, and many sightseeing spots that are popular with foreign travelers visiting Japan.

It is also a source of Japanese youth culture, so it can be enjoyed by those who are interested in Japanese culture.

FU-ZOKU Street is within walking distance from the station and has a wide variety of shops.

Since there are many love hotels, you can also enjoy dispatch type FU-ZOKU such as outcall escort service and hotel escort service.

We recommend searching for FU-ZOKU stores that can accommodate foreigners on “YOASOBI HEAVEN”

Many FU-ZOKU stores in Shibuya are also introduced, so please use them as a reference when playing FU-ZOKU.

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【Q&A】
Q.What kind of sightseeing spots are there in Shibuya?

A.Shibuya has tourist spots such as the “Statue of Hachiko, the faithful dog,” “SHIBUYA109,” and “Shibuya Hikarie.” In addition, scramble intersections'' andpublic restrooms” are popular tourist spots for foreign tourists visiting Japan as they allow you to learn about daily life in Japan.

Q.Where is FU-ZOKU district in Shibuya?

A. In Shibuya’s FU-ZOKU district, there is a Hyakuken store about a 4-minute walk from the station. In addition to in-store services, Soap Land (Massage Parlor), and men’s beauty salons, you can also enjoy adult shops and strip theaters. In addition, there are many outcall escort services and hotel escort services in Shibuya, so the love hotel district of Maruyama-cho is also convenient.