A Beginner's Guide To Shibuya

Shibuya is one of Tokyo's most colourful and busy districts, packed with shopping, dining and entertainment. Most commerce is on the northwest side, so a good starting point in Shibuya would be However, it gets very crowded at peak times and weekends, so it's probably best to meet somewhere else. Across from the statue is the Shibuya Information Help Desk, so if you have any questions, I'm sure they will be able to help you there. Also, the statue is right next to the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing, known to be the world's busiest pedestrian crossing. There are a lot of places you can go shopping in Shibuya, from department shops, to thrift shops, to even a whole building full of young girls' fashion wear. There's even this shop behind me, which is a discount shop, so it's great for you to buy your souvenirs for a discounted price. You can find mostly anything you need to buy in Shibuya, and here are some of the popular shopping areas and shops. Another place to visit in Shibuya is Hikarie, and this building has a lot of nice cafes, shops, and restaurants. And another thing I really recommend doing on the 11th floor is going to the theater table, and I recommend sitting outside because you get this great view of Shibuya, and also if you order from the menu, the lunch set is actually a really reasonable price. It's around 1,300 yen to 2,000 yen, and along with that you get all you can drink, you can pick teas and coffees, and you also have an all-you-can-eat salad bar. So now we're at Sakura Gaoka Cafe, also lovingly known as the goat cafe here in Shibuya. So at this cafe, you can actually take out a goat and walk around with it, and play with it, and just have a good time playing with this farm animal in the middle of the city. So all you have to do to walk the goat is to buy a drink, and the average cost for the drink is about 600 or 700 yen, which is normal price for coffee in Tokyo, and you are able to do this on Monday or Wednesday at 3 o'clock if you call ahead and make a reservation. So if you're really craving some kind of farm experience while in Tokyo, come check out this cafe, it's really cute and really fun. Shibuya attracts many young teenagers and students, so apart from shopping and eating, there are also many other forms of entertainment. So I've got 100 yen! Anyways, if you didn't waste all your money on the claw crane machines like me, you can also take some pretty kura and these photo booths and bring it back home for memory. This is so cringeworthy! There are all sorts of things to see and do in Shibuya, so have a wander around and see what things catch your eye. For more information, check out the Tokyo Cheaper website and hit that subscribe button for more of these videos.