All the Best Shibuya

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All the Best Shibuya

Attractions in One Pass

Create your own unique Shibuya adventure with SHIBUYA PASS.

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It was our first time in Japan, and we were really excited to visit SHIBUYA SKY. But when we got there, we found out that tickets were completely sold out for the day… Super disappointing! Just when we were about to give up, we learned about the SHIBUYA PASS at a tourist info desk. Turns out, the pass includes admission to SHIBUYA SKY, so we figured, why not? We got it, and sure enough, we were able to go up! The views were absolutely incredible—seeing Shibuya Crossing from above was surreal, and the Tokyo skyline at night was just magical. Definitely one of the most memorable moments of our trip. We also had some points left on the pass, so we used them to grab some snacks and souvenirs at a department store. We hadn’t planned on shopping in Shibuya, but we ended up discovering some great local treats. Honestly, we just wanted to get into SHIBUYA SKY, but this pass turned out to be way more useful than expected. If you’re planning to visit, definitely check if this pass makes sense for you—especially if tickets are sold out!

I asked the hotel concierge how to buy same-day tickets for SHIBUYA SKY, and they recommended the SHIBUYA PASS, which I ended up buying right then and there. My first stop was SHIBUYA SKY, and the views from 229 meters up were incredible. I got to see the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing and had a clear view of both Tokyo Tower and Skytree. The panorama was just breathtaking.

The view of the Scramble Crossing from the CROSSING VIEW & ROOFTOP LOUNGE MAG8 was incredible. I also picked up an adorable charm with Hachiko and the crossing design—it was such a fun and unforgettable part of my Shibuya visit.

Although I have been to Shibuya several times, there were many shops that I had never heard of before. The staff at each store were kind. I would be happy if there were more bars and izakayas available!

During my visit, I checked out the views from SHIBUYA SKY and MAG'8, including the view from the MAG'8 cafe. I finished my trip with a stop at Tokyu Foodshow. Here are my observations: SHIBUYA SKY: It's great that you can enter at flexible times. MAG'8 View: Compared to SHIBUYA SKY, the view from MAG'8 felt closer and more immersive. While it doesn't have a luxury feel, I thought the view from here was perfectly enjoyable on its own. MAG'8 Cafe: I felt that you really need a window seat to properly enjoy the view from the cafe. People seemed considerate about letting others have a turn, but it might be challenging to get a good spot when it's crowded. Tokyu Foodshow: Regarding sushi, the selection felt quite limited, making it hard to recommend a specific shop. It seems better suited for visitors who aren't too particular about where they eat. Also, I think having more options like ice cream and drinks available would be a good addition.Double-Decker Bus TourI didn't have time for the double-decker bus tour, but I imagine it would be quite enjoyable on a clear day. However, for visitors already on a tour that includes private transportation, I suspect they might not feel the need to take the bus tour separately. Overall:Since I only had about 3 hours, this was just a quick overview. However, I think these attractions are a good fit for guests staying overnight in Shibuya or anyone who has a full day to explore the area freely at their own pace.