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With direct access to Shibuya Station, this hotel offers convenience for business travelers and tourists. Japanese and French restaurants located on the 25th floor offer a stunning view of the city of Shibuya.

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Located a five-minute walk from Shibuya Station, it offers cafés, restaurants and shops on the first and second floors of the Shibuya Subway Bldg. It is also directly connected to subways via an underground passage.

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Echika is a shopping mall located inside the station and is directly connect to Omotesando Station. The mall is lined with trendy shops and restaurants offering fashion accessories, cosmetics, and dining.

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This is a Harajuku’s iconic fashion building lined with nearly 130 shops. This building remains at the forefront of Harajuku culture for young people.

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One of Japan’s famous museums specializing in Japanese woodblock prints, ukiyoe. The location houses original paintings and woodblock prints of world-famous ukiyoe artists such as Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa Hiroshige. Exhibitions are changed every month according to the theme.

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【Closed from April 1, 2025, to around 2027 (scheduled) because of seismic reinforcement work.】

This museum displays paintings about the accomplishments of Emperor Meiji. Known as the symbol of the Shrine Outer Garden, the building has a dignified atmosphere and was designated an Important Japanese Cultural Property.

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This museum is dedicated to composer Koga Masao, who contributed actively to Japanese popular music. It exhibits a number of historical records about Japanese songs and popular music.

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You can enjoy a "jeans making experience" in Ebisu, Tokyo, using denim fabric from the Kojima area of Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture, which is said to be a mecca for jeans.

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This is Japan’s first museum dedicated to Japanese-style paintings (nihonga). Its collection consists of over 1,800 works mainly modern and contemporary nihonga , also includes classic calligraphy, early modern paintings, ukiyo-e, and Western-style paintings.

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The Matsuoka Museum of Art is a private art museum founded by businessman Seijiro Matsuoka in 1975. The museum has about 1,800 works of art in its collection, including ancient Orient art, modern sculpture, ancient Asian sculpture, ceramics, Japanese paintings, and modern French paintings.