Center Gai begins at Shibuya Crossing, right next to Shibuya Station, one of Tokyo's busiest stations. The station connects to many train and subway lines, including the JR Yamanote, Saikyo, Shonan Shinjuku Lines, Hanzomon, Ginza, and Fukutoshin Subway Lines, as well as the Tokyu Toyoko, Tokyu Den-Entoshi, Keio Inokashira Lines, and Narita Express trains.
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Center Gai
54 of 219 in Tokyo
Center Gai (センター) is the vibrant heart of Shibuya, famous as the birthplace of Japanese fashion trends. This bustling pedestrian street is lined with trendy shops, unique boutiques, and exciting game centers, making it a hotspot for shopping and entertainment. Whether you're looking for the latest styles or a fun arcade experience, Center Gai has it all.
As the sun sets, Center Gai transforms into a lively nightlife hub. Young crowds gather to enjoy its nightclubs, cozy restaurants, and buzzing bars, creating an electric atmosphere that truly captures Shibuya's energy.
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1Shibuya CrossingWorld’s busiest pedestrian crossing
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2Hachiko StatueSymbol of loyalty and devotion
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3Shibuya 109Youth fashion and boutique shopping
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4Shibuya Scramble SquareShopping, dining, and stunning views
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5Shibuya HikarieCulture, shopping, and dining hub
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6Tokyu Plaza ShibuyaShopping, dining, and stunning views
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7Shibuya Sakura StageNew shopping, dining, and terraces
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8Miyashita ParkShopping and rooftop sports activities
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9Shibuya StreamDining, promenade, and Google Japan headquarters
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10Shibuya Mark CityShopping, dining, hotel, transport hub
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11Koen DoriShopping and connection to Yoyogi Park
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12Spain SlopeCharming pedestrian street with boutiques
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13Love Hotel HillShibuya's area of private love hotels
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