For overseas guests, this intersection is a symbol of Tokyo and Japan, as it also appears in a scene from a movie. SHIBUYA EXCEL HOTEL TOKYU is the only hotel where you can look down on this intersection from your room. In addition, the hotel's lounge "Estacion Cafe" on the 5th floor is a hidden gem where you can enjoy a drink while looking out at the intersection.

There are many things to see right in front of Shibuya Station, such as the famous meeting place, Hachiko the loyal dog, and the Moai statue. Shibuya Station itself, which is also the entrance and exit to the city, is also one of the famous spots. In spring, you can enjoy cherry blossoms blooming above Hachiko the loyal dog.

SHIBUYA109 Shibuya is a fashion building that is a symbolic landmark of Shibuya. Affectionately known as "Marukyu," the red logo that was in place since the mall's opening in 1979 was changed to a colorful gradient logo in 2019, marking the 40th anniversary of the mall's opening, to represent Shibuya, a hotspot of youth fashion.

It is a multipurpose cultural facility centered around the Orchard Hall, which is used for classical concerts, opera, and ballet performances. There are also a number of theaters, mini-theaters, and art museums, all of which are attractive for their sense of unity between the stage and the audience.