Shibuya Hikarie connects directly to Shibuya Station via the East Exit, making it extremely accessible. The station is served by nine railway lines including the JR Yamanote Line, Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Hanzomon Line, and Fukutoshin Line, plus several Tokyu railway lines. You can reach the building without going outside by following signs from the station concourse.
Entry to the main shopping and dining areas of Shibuya Hikarie is free, and you can also access the 11th floor Sky Lobby observation area at no charge. However, individual shops and restaurants require payment for purchases, the d47 museum charges admission of approximately ¥1,000 for adults, and theater performances at Hikarie Hall require ticket purchases with prices varying by show.
Visitors can shop at fashion and lifestyle stores from the basement second level through the fifth floor, dine at restaurants on the 6th and 7th floors with views over Shibuya, and visit the 11th floor Sky Lobby for free views of Shibuya Crossing. The d47 museum and design travel store on floors 11 through 16 display regional crafts and products from across Japan, while Hikarie Hall on the 8th floor hosts Broadway musicals, concerts, and theatrical performances.
The d47 museum, design travel store, and dining facilities occupy floors 11 through 16 and are dedicated to showcasing culture from all 47 prefectures of Japan. Each exhibit, product, and even menu item represents a different region, allowing visitors to experience Japanese craftsmanship, design, and regional specialties from across the country in one location. This unique concept makes it an excellent destination for understanding Japan's diverse regional culture.
Great building, 11th floor provides excellent views - though there are signs that (slightly) discourage taking photos from here. Rest of mall is OK too if you can forgive the Corporate Memphis murals on the exterior ground level.
Hikarie Shibuya Tower is arguably the best place to watch Shibuya Crossing. Simply head to the 11th floor, and enjoy a stunning view of one of Tokyo’s most iconic sights, the Shibuya Crossing, free of cost!!!
It is easy to get to as it is directly connected to Shibuya station.The exhibitions and stores in Creative Space 8 were interesting.Many of the stores inside are very nice.There is also a gallery, which I enjoyed.I saw the view of Shibuya from here, and it changes every time I visit.
