hether you are a local Japan enthusiast or a first-time foreign traveler, we’ve come up with 20 free things to do in Shibuya to help you enjoy the thriving culture without breaking the bank. 

hachiko statue in shibuya

If you’re a foodie visiting Tokyo, there’s one dish you simply can’t miss: ramen.

Shibuya’s Hachiko Statue, named after the faithful Akita dog, is an iconic symbol of loyalty and devotion.

While Shibuya is a popular, thriving neighborhood with plenty of things to do, you may be looking for more “under the radar” and “underrated” neighborhoods to escape the crowds.

Here are some alternative regional JR passes that you can use to enjoy your time in Japan in a cost-effective way!

From viewing Shibuya Crossing to going to Mega Don Quijote, check out 22 fun things to do in Shibuya — list is expanding!