Attraction
SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE “SHIBUYA SKY", & MIYASHITA PARK 渋谷スクランブルスクエア「渋谷スカイ」＆ミヤシタパーク
Shibuya is a district that changes on every visit. Get inspired by its landmarks, SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE MIYASHITA PARK
Visit Shibuya, the ever-changing district, and take a tour of the newest marvels of urban architecture. SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE (finished in 2019) with its fascinating “SHIBUYA SKY” observatory area offers a 360-degree panorama view of a city that never sleeps. Visit MIYASHITA PARK (finished in 2020) for a great shopping experience, and relax at the rooftop park.
Don't Miss
- The “SHIBUYA SKY” observatory area on levels 14, 45, 46, and the rooftop of SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE
- Look up at the vast sky from one of the CLOUD HAMMOK
- Explore the rooftop park on MIYASHITA PARK with bouldering, skateboarding, and beach volleyball areas
How to Get There
Shibuya Station is accessible via JR Line, Keio Inokashira Line, Tokyo Metro as well as Tokyu Line.
SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE is directly connected to Shibuya Station. If you go by Tokyo Metro use exit B6. Access is also available via the pedestrian deck from the outside.
MIYASHITA PARK lies at the train tracks running from Shibuya Station to Harajuku Station. MIYASHITA PARK is not accessible directly via Tokyo Metro and must be accessed via the sidewalk.
Quick Facts
SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE is a large complex with 7 floors underground and 47 floors above ground
The “SHIBUYA SKY” observatory area is 230 meters above ground level
MIYASHITA PARK is a commercial complex made up of shopping areas, a hotel, and a rooftop park
Two new locations in Shibuya that offer completely different flavors of fun
Close to the popular Shibuya Scramble Crossing, SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE and MIYASHITA PARK are two new additions to Shibuya's already incredible portfolio of landmarks.
The fascinating “SHIBUYA SKY” observatory area on the top floor offers a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of Shibuya and beyond.
MIYASHITA PARK on the other hand offers a completely different experience. In contrast to the tall SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE building, MIYASHITA PARK has a narrow 330-meter-longdesign with four stories. The perfect space to relax and observe the surrounding train tracks.
360-degree Shibuya views from “SHIBUYA SKY”
The observatory area “SHIBUYA SKY” offers a never-before-seen panoramic view of Shibuya. Tickets have to be purchased in order to access SHIBUYA SKY. You can get tickets directly at the counter when you visit, or purchase them online ahead of time. We recommend online reservations since they offer a small discount. These can be made on the same day if spaces are available. Be sure to take a photo at SHIBUYA SKY that looks as if you are flying above the city.
Store your belongings in a locker before going up to the rooftop
SHIBUYA SKY's Sky Stage is on the rooftop floor and is often targeted by strong winds. To keep your belongings safe, be sure to place your luggage into one of the many lockers on the 46th floor before going up to the rooftop. Scarves might also be blown away by strong winds and are therefore forbidden. If you go in winter be sure to wear warm clothes and protect yourself against the cold.
On a side note, we recommend checking the sunset time before making a reservation, to experience the most beautiful view.
MIYASHITA PARK – Fun for everyone
Enjoy shopping and food at the “RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK” shopping facility, spend the night at the “sequence MIYASHITA PARK” hotel, and feel a touch of nature at the “Shibuyakuritsu Miyashita Park.”
The rooftop park offers a spot to relax and many benches to take a break for lunch, watch people skateboard or play beach volleyball.
Shibuya Scramble Crossing is just around the corner
Both of the landmarks are close to the famous Shibuya Crossing 
. You can enjoy Shibuya's newest stores and restaurants. Even Harajuku is reachable by foot.
* The information on this page may be subject to change due to COVID-19.
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