Walk (~15 min) to the building.

• Go up to the free observatory for panoramic city views.

• Highlight Shinjuku skyline, skyscrapers, and hidden urban stories.

• If it’s crowded, there may be a wait of 25–35 minutes to go up.

• Walk (~10 min) to Hanazono Shrine, a hidden gem rarely visited by regular tours.

• Discuss Shinto traditions, local culture, and seasonal festivals.

• Walk (~10 min) to Golden Gai.

• Explore narrow alleys and tiny themed bars.

• Share history of post-war nightlife and pop culture references.

• Short walk (~10 min).

• Enjoy a drink or snack in a hidden café or boutique — something most guides skip.

• Walk around Kabukicho’s neon streets and take photos.

• Guests can choose to end the tour here or, optionally, continue to a nearby izakaya for a drink

1. Shopping and Dining:

• The park houses boutiques, streetwear stores, and lifestyle shops, along with cafes and restaurants.

• You can enjoy local and international cuisine while enjoying the city view.

2. Rooftop Park:

• The rooftop is a green space with walking paths, seating areas, and open-air relaxation spots.

• Great for taking a break from the hustle and bustle of Shibuya streets.

3. Sports and Recreation:

• Includes skateboarding areas, a sports court, and climbing walls, making it popular among young locals and tourists.

• Often hosts events, pop-ups, and live performances.

4. Design and Architecture:

• Modern, minimalistic design combined with green landscaping.

• Offers a unique perspective of Shibuya, including views of nearby skyscrapers and city streets.