Strolling through Tokyo's evening sunset

Here are some tips for visiting Shibuya, Japan: Attractions Recommendation - Shibuya Crossing: One of the busiest intersections in the world, with approximately 3,000 people passing through every minute. You can overlook this spectacular sight from Starbucks inside TSUTAYA bookstore, Shibuya Mark City, SHIBUYA SKY Observatory, and more.  - SHIBUYA SKY: A 360-degree outdoor observation deck located on the top floor of Scramble Square in Shibuya, where you can take in the Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and more. In the evening, you can also enjoy the beautiful sunset and sunset glow.  - Shibuya 109: Shibuya's iconic shopping mall, which sells young and fashionable products and many affordable Japanese brands, is a must-visit for young people who pursue fashion trends.  - Miyashita Park: It integrates shopping, dining, and entertainment. It has big brands, local brands, and Japanese-style grocery stores. There are also parent-child facilities such as skateboard parks and rock climbing areas. On the first floor, "Shibuya Yokocho" can taste local delicacies.  Food Recommendations - Fried pork chop: We recommend the Tonkatsu.jp store. The pork chop is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and paired with a special sauce, it tastes delicious. - Beef rice: The signature beef rice of Steak Line is worth a try. The beef is super tender and only costs a few dozen yuan per person, which is very cost-effective. - Curry Rice: Kenic Kalè is a famous creative curry shop that is very popular among young people in Japan. The curry has a strong but layered flavor. The one with coriander is recommended. Shopping Guide - Fashionable clothing: In addition to Shibuya 109, Shibuya Parco also gathers many luxury goods and trendy brands. There is also a Nintendo store and anime-related products such as One Piece on the 6th floor. It is a paradise for fashionistas and anime fans. - Vintage clothes: BerBerJin and Kinji, the vintage stores in the alleys of Harajuku, are worth a visit. They have vintage clothing and bags from various eras at affordable prices, and you can also find many unique items. - Records: Tower Records is the largest record store in Tokyo. Whether it is popular Japanese and Korean albums or retro vinyls from different eras, you can find them all here. Accommodation suggestions - Hotel Indigo Shibuya: Great location, just 5 minutes walk from Shibuya station, opposite Don Quijote, 5 minutes walk to Parco, rooms overlooking the beautiful scenery of Shibuya and surrounding areas. - Shibuya Creston Hotel: This 4-star hotel is 670 meters from public transportation facilities and 650 meters from the Shibuya Tunnel. It has convenient transportation links and offers free Wi-Fi, parking, restaurants and other facilities.