Shibuya Crossing Line
This spot is the most popular and is known to be a landmark in the city of Shibuya, an intersection that is always crowded crossing the pedestrians. This place also often appears in some Hollywood movies like Fast n Furious: Tokyo Drift, Lost in Translation.
Hachiko Statue
Who does not know Hachiko? It seems almost everyone knows about a popular dog from Japan. The dog is famous for the story of this loyalty until it was loaded onto the big screen became one of the icon legend for the city of Shibuya. The story of a dog that has been waiting every nearly 10 years to his master was true in 1923.
This legendary story that makes Hachi a special dog become one of the landmarks in the city of Shibuya. If you go around Shibuya station, you will definitely find the iconic statue of this legend dog. Until now, not infrequently Hachiko Statue is much used as a spot that must be visited by many tourists while in Shibuya,
Meiji Jingu
This place is also not less popular than the previous one. The temple dedicated to the spirit of Emperor Meiji and his wife Empress Shoken, keeps a quiet view of the busyness of the city of Shibuya. There are about 100,000 trees that have been planted since this temple was built. you can also find a treasure house, as a place that keeps the interesting possessions of the Emperor and Empress personally. Even more interesting, you can see firsthand Shinto devotees in the offering room. Usually this place is crowded visited during the new year, and not infrequently also find a married couple traditionally here. Access is easy for Meiji Jingu.
Yoyogi Park
one of the largest parks in Tokyo. Owning vast grasslands, ponds and urban forest atmosphere make Yoyogi Park a frequent visit as a picnic / jogging venue. This forest is also popular for its golden ginko tree in autumn. you can also find many youth associations and poodle lovers in this place. To get around this place you can also rent a bike. You can see the fountain pond in the middle of the field after going along the west and north side of Yoyogi Park. who likes the calm atmosphere, after a tired walk, it's really fitting to stop by this place.
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