Friends who have watched the movie "Tokyo Drift" should remember that the crossroads with the most traffic in the world, it is the Shibuya Crossroads, located in front of the 109 Building in Tokyo's Shibuya District, Japan, this intersection has appeared in many movies and televisions, perhaps due to the rendering of movie scenes, perhaps attracted by the huge flow of people, Shibuya Crossroads has always been a stop that tourists do not want to miss when they come to Tokyo, and it has become a sightseeing mecca, many people come here to take photos, see people, Experience crossing the street with the crowds, let's take a look. Pictured: Shibuya Intersection
Shibuya Ward is a distinctive administrative district in Tokyo, Japan, which is not only the center of the Tokyu Group of Companies, but also thrives on all commercial activities, especially at the intersection at the Hachiko Exit of Shibuya Station. This intersection has an average of about 3,000 people passing every minute, about 2.5 million people stop and go here every day, whenever the intersection signal lights turn red, all vehicles from all directions will stop, and when the green light on the sidewalk is on, pedestrians can go in the direction they want to go, and whenever people cross it as if they are experiencing the scene in the play. Pictured: Shibuya Intersection
Shibuya, like Shinjuku, is a "24-hour sleepless street" urban area, where famous department stores, fashion stores, restaurants, coffee shops, amusement facilities, customs facilities and other dense clouds, known as the "Street of Young People", you can almost everywhere to see fashionably dressed young men and women, mixing a variety of strange and alternative clothing together, complex and harmonious beauty. All this has made Shibuya the birthplace of various popular trends in Japan and abroad, and girls from all over the world will probably look forward to buying and buying here. Pictured: Shibuya Intersection
Of course, when you come to Shibuya Intersection, you must take a good look at the spectacular crowds. If you don't want to stand silly on the side of the road and watch, you may want to go to the café by the intersection and sit down. It is said that the Starbucks here is the highest-grossing in the world, and sitting by the window on the second floor can enjoy the panoramic view of the intersection, which is the best place to watch the crowds at the intersection. In addition, in order to avoid crowding, this shop only serves small drinks, so it is inevitable to queue up. Friends, do you want to experience it when you see this place? Pictured: Shibuya Intersection