#Japan#tokyo#Shibuya Scramble Crossing
20 times crossing Shibuya Scramble Crossing continuously took 48 minutes #Japan#tokyo#Shibuya
I just wanted to cross the Shibuya crossing for 20 times continuously and see what I would see during that time, each time I had to wait for next green light so I tried to show the shops around when the light is red ,
Maybe I should call this video “day light to night light in shibuya crossing ”
Shibuya Crossing
Tokyo’s Shibuya Crossing: Welcome to the world’s wildest intersection
The world-famous Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo is often called the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing. The Tokyo urban area is home to over 38 million people, more than the population of several countries around the world. Tokyo is home to the Shibuya Crossing, which is the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world
Around Shibuya Crossing :
While fighting your way through the havoc in the center of the intersection is something any visitor to Tokyo should experience, Shibuya Crossing is also one of the most soothing and peaceful things to watch from a distance.
Many of the cafes and restaurants facing the intersection all take advantage of their prime position, providing window-side seating from which to gaze at the hordes of pedestrians crossing, or people-watch those taking selfies.
One of the most popular views is from the giant Starbucks located across from Shibuya Station. In addition to being a constant contender for the busiest branch in the world, its second floor seating area has a counter across its floor-to-ceiling windows, perfect for overlooking the intersection.
japan,tokyo,shopping,nightclubs,stores,popular,walking,video,shibuya station crossing,shibuya station hachiko,shibuya station japan,Shinjuku,東京,日本,living in japan,Anime,4k japan,4k walking,walking tour,walking japan,virtual walking tour,virtual tour,shibuya crossing,shibuya crossing video game,shibuya crossing 4k,shibuya crossing night,shibuya crosswalk,shibuya crossing rush hour,shibuya crossing aerial view,shibuya crossing tokyo drift
AloJapan.com