Let's Take A Walk At Shibuya, The Dōgenzaka Slope

At Shibuya 109 Crossing, another less scramble crossing.
Left direction will go to Dōgenzaka Slope, the slope that goes to Meguro.

BIC CAMERA Shibuya Hachiko Exit Store near the entry to Dōgenzaka Slope.
It is a consumer electronics retailer chain in Japan, with headquarters in Ikebukuro.
With 34 stores in 16 prefectures as of August 2014, it is the second biggest after its rival, Yodobashi Camera.

People walk at Dōgenzaka Slope.

A nice Excelsior Cafe by the sidewalk.

Entry of TOHO Cinemas, a chain of movie theatres. One of the biggest cinema complex in Japan.

Across the road there is UNIQLO Shibuya Dōgenzaka Store, the largest UNIQLO store in Tokyo.
It is a clothing retailer that produces a collection of casualwear & accessories for men, women & children.

A large pachinko/pachislot, RAKUEN Shibuya Dōgenzaka Store.

The Royal Host Dōgenzaka across the road.
A chain family restaurant that serves western foods with some Japanese influences.
They are known for their extensive menu and reasonable prices, and now the network spans all over Japan.

A flag of common japanese food "tenzaru" (tenpura zarusoba).

A signboard of internet mangga cafe, starting from 900 Yen for 3 hours.

Across the road, the Shibuya Hyakkendana, the area that was once the center of Shibuya.

Condominiums and love hotels are mixed here.

And Tokyu opened 'Bunkamura' with a concert hall, a movie theater and an art museum.