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Shibuya⭐ 4.0(10,280 reviews)
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90/100
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1 min from Shibuya Station
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Closed · Opens Wed 10:00
An iconic cylindrical building overlooking Shibuya Crossing, long the epicenter of Tokyo youth fashion trends across its many small boutique floors.
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Total duration
4h 29m
Walking time
45 min
Start
12:00
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17:14
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A fun, fast-moving stop for anyone curious about current Tokyo youth fashion trends, right beside Shibuya Crossing.
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s o f i a (nagito komaeda’s #1 fan)
2026-07-15
very iconic shopping mall in tokyo!! i really enjoyed shopping here, there’s a ton of cool clothing stores + a large makeup/cosmetics shop on the bottom floor! if ur wondering about dining options, there are some cute cafes here but don’t expect a restaurant with full course meals lol. however, it can get really busy and crowded though, considering the fact that the mall is located in the busiest part of shibuya.
Mars
2026-07-18
Back when Japan was still experiencing rapid economic growth, this place was a mecca for young girls. Namie Amuro, in particular, was a charismatic figure among young people and a fashion icon. It seems it has now become a tourist attraction...
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3 reviews
Rin F.
2026-06-22
So many small boutiques packed into one building — fun to just wander.
Jake D.
2026-05-09
Great people-watching and trend-spotting, gets crowded on weekends.
Mika W.
2026-03-31
Found some pieces I couldn't get back home. Loved the energy.
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Kelvin Gibbons (Labs Best)
2026-07-15
In general, if you're a teenage girl into a specific type of fashion, this will be great for you! However, going from store to store each floor seemed to be a copy of the next store like the floor had a theme. Variety felt limited. My girls were a little disappointed. We didn't get to try the food on the upper level because we got there late and they had closed already. Floor plan was ideal because it was basically like shopping in a cylinder of stores unlike the massive malls in the US. See the image and video for an idea of the fashion. It's like this for real.
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