Opened in November 2019, Shibuya Scramble Square replaced the former Shibuya Station Eastern Building and is the tallest building in Shibuya at 230 meters (47 stories). It is directly connected to Shibuya Station, providing easy access via JR lines, Tokyo Metro, and private railways.

The main attraction, SHIBUYA SKY, spans floors 45–47 and offers both indoor and outdoor observation experiences. The Sky Stage rooftop is open-air, with 360-degree views of Tokyo including Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and on clear days, Mount Fuji. The Sky Gallery on the 46th floor features digital art displays, a souvenir shop, and the Paradise Lounge bar where visitors can enjoy drinks indoors with scenic city views.

SHIBUYA SKY Ticket Prices (Online Advance Booking):

• Adults (18+): 2,700 JPY (before 15:00), 3,400 JPY (after 15:00)

• Junior/High School Students: 1,700 JPY

• Elementary School Children: 1,200 JPY

• Young Children (3–5): 600 JPY
  Note: Sunset slots are extremely popular; book early online to secure your preferred time. Last entry at 21:20, closing at 22:30.

Shopping & Dining:

• Shopping (B2F–14F): Over 200 stores, including luxury fashion, Japanese crafts, and lifestyle goods.

• Foodies Scramble (12F–13F): Main dining floors featuring diverse restaurants and bars.

Recommended Restaurants & Bars:

• Paradise Lounge (46F): Indoor bar with city views, designed by Tom Dixon.

• THE ROOF SHIBUYA SKY (47F): Seasonal rooftop bar ideal for night views (reservation recommended).

• TsuruTonTan UDON NO KARNEVAL: Famous for creative large udon dishes and creamy udon specials.

• Shibuyazakana Uokin: Izakaya-style seafood restaurant with fresh ingredients and cozy Japanese atmosphere.

Recommended Cafés & Sweets:

• Échiré Pâtisserie au Beurre: French-style pastries featuring Échiré butter, croissants, and financiers.

• Theobroma (Chocolatier): High-quality chocolates and French-style cakes.

Most shops are open 10:00–21:00, while main dining floors (12F–13F) operate 11:00–23:00.

• By Train: Directly connected to Shibuya Station (JR Yamanote, Saikyo, Shonan-Shinjuku lines; Tokyo Metro Ginza, Hanzomon, Fukutoshin lines; Keio Inokashira Line; Tokyu Toyoko and Den-en-toshi Lines).

• By Bus/Taxi: Multiple city buses stop near Shibuya Station; taxis can drop passengers at the main exit.

• Book SHIBUYA SKY timed tickets online, especially for sunset views.

• Large bags, backpacks, tripods, and hats are not allowed on the rooftop; use 46F lockers.

• Visit the observation deck first, then explore shopping and dining floors.

• Weekdays are less crowded than weekends for both shopping and SHIBUYA SKY.

• Some rooftop bars and seasonal attractions may close during winter months.

Admission Fee:

• Timed-entry tickets required; see SHIBUYA SKY website for current pricing. Online booking is cheaper than same-day counter tickets. 

The current standard admission fees for SHIBUYA SKY (the observation deck at Shibuya Scramble Square) are as follows. Prices depend on whether you purchase tickets online in advance (Web Ticket) or at the counter on the day of your visit (Counter Ticket), as well as the time of day.