Shibuya at Sunset

I never get tired of walking around this place. Despite the fact that we are still in the last days of the state of alarm in Tokyo and there are no tourists in Japan for over a year now, all the people here give this place a great atmosphere. All giant screens in buildings are continuously broadcast videos with sound, by the way :)

In the background of the photo is the Shibuya Ikea shop, which is taking a whole, multiple-storey building. Unfortunately you cannot buy big furniture directly from here, just small items or food.

Suumo is real estate website in Japan. Yakult is a probiotic milk drink brand.

Cocacola ads on the top of one of the huge skyscrapers next to the Shibuya crossing.

Some of the huge skyscrapers near the Shibuya crossing. In the highest skyscraper there is an observatory deck.

By the way, the pink ad has a QR code that can be scanned!

Sunset behind Shibuya 109.

Treasure is a Korean pop group made up of 12 boys. Music groups made up of many members are quite successful in Asia. One of the most popular groups lately in Japan is AKB48, which as the name suggests, are 48 girls.

A beautiful white Maserati at the streets of Shibuya.

This is not the largest pedestrian crossing in the world, but another one located just next to Shibuya 109 shopping mall.

This pedestrian crossing also gets quite busy when the traffic lights turn green :)

Some electronics and mobile phones shops in Shibuya.

The Yamada Denki LABI store in Shibuya is huge. Here you can find many electronics and gadgets. I have not visit it yet, but maybe soon I will :)

An ambulance rushing by Shibuya.

Shibuya's shopping and entertainment area is full of karaoke businesses. The photo building is just one among many of them.

Bershka has this huge store in Tokyo, but I think most people don't know it's actually a Spanish company.

Poster of a karaoke venue in Shibuya.

In this building there is an ad from a cat and rabbit cafe, where you can have a drink while enjoying the time with this little pets. This kind of themed cafes are quite common in Japan.

This place seems to have some kind of event related to the manga and anime series My Hero Academia.

It is impressive to see how in Shibuya there are giant screens everywhere, even on some secondary streets.

The ad on this giant Shibuya screen is asking people to perform a Google search, rather than offering a url or domain to see more information. The reason for this is that it is easier to type a Japanese keyword than a full website domain with Latin characters.

Some ads from the Shibuya restaurants and bars that are not located by the ground floor but on the upper ones as well.

A not so busy Shibuya street, at sunset.

And today we are finishing this Shibuya tour with this pic of a restaurant. These days I will continue to publish some more pics of some interesting Shibuya places :)