香港六合彩即时开奖

Shimo-Kitazawa

Shibuya & Shimo-Kitazawa


The narrow streets of 鈥楽himokita鈥, barely passable by cars, create a streetscape like a dollhouse version of Tokyo. It鈥檚 been a favourite haunt of generations of students, musicians and artists. If hippies 鈥 not bureaucrats 鈥 ran Tokyo, the city would look a lot more like Shimo-Kitazawa. Unfortunately the massive redevelopment of the train station area is cramping its style a bit, but it's still a great place to wander 鈥 and bar-hop.

Restaurants, bars and entertainment venues are clustered on the south side; the more laid-back north side has many cafes and second-hand shops.


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香港六合彩即时开奖's must-see attractions

Nearby Shibuya & Shimo-Kitazawa attractions

1. Japan Folk Crafts Museum

0.68 MILES

The mingei (folk crafts) movement was launched in the early 20th century to promote the works of artisans over cheaper, mass-produced goods. Central to鈥

2. Toguri Museum of Art

1.47 MILES

The Toguri Museum of Art has an excellent collection of Edo-era ceramics, displayed in informative, thematic exhibitions with English explanations 鈥 great鈥

3. Bunkamura

1.6 MILES

Meaning 鈥榗ulture village鈥, Bunkamura has a theatre, concert hall, cinema and museum. Offerings swing between commercial and artsy; the Tokyo Philharmonic鈥

4. 顿艒驳别苍锄补办补

1.62 MILES

顿艒驳别苍锄补办补, named for a 13th-century highway robber, is a maze of narrow streets. Home to one of Tokyo's largest clusters of love hotels (hotels for鈥

5. 驰辞测辞驳颈-办艒别苍

1.72 MILES

If it鈥檚 a sunny and warm weekend afternoon, you can count on there being a crowd lazing around the large grassy expanse that is 驰辞测辞驳颈-办艒别苍. You'll鈥

6. Spain-zaka

1.77 MILES

This narrow, winding brick lane is a classic example of Tokyo-style bricolage with a mismatch of architectural styles, cutesy clothing stores and a鈥

7. Shibuya Center-gai

1.8 MILES

Shibuya's main drag is closed to cars and chock-a-block with fast-food joints and high-street fashion shops. At night, lit bright as day, with a dozen鈥

8. Shibuya Crossing

1.87 MILES

Rumoured to be the busiest intersection in the world (and definitely in Japan), Shibuya Crossing is like a giant beating heart, sending people in all鈥