Tourist Attractions

Harajuku | Shibuya | Shinjuku

Area	Sightseeing	Admission	Remarks
Harajuku	Takeshita Street	Free	The epicenter of Tokyo’s quirky youth culture, street fashion, and iconic crepes.
	Meiji Jingu Shrine	Free	A massive, serene forested shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.
	Yoyogi Park	Free	One of Tokyo’s largest city parks, known for its lively street performers on weekends.
	Omotesando Avenue	Free	A broad, tree-lined avenue featuring high-end luxury flagship stores and stunning architecture.
	Tokyu Plaza Omotesando	Free	Famous for its spectacular kaleidoscopic mirrored entrance and peaceful rooftop terrace.
Shibuya	Shibuya Scramble Crossing	Free	The world’s busiest pedestrian intersection, surrounded by massive neon screens.
	Hachiko Statue	Free	The iconic bronze statue of Japan’s most loyal dog, located right outside the station.
	Shibuya Sky	Paid (Approx. RM65–85)	A breathtaking 360-degree open-air rooftop observation deck overlooking the city.
	Shibuya Center-Gai	Free	A bustling pedestrian street packed with clothing stores, bars, and diverse restaurants.
	MIYASHITA PARK	Free	A modern complex combining a shopping mall, food alleys, and a lively rooftop park.
	Spain-zaka (Spain Slope)	Free	A narrow, European-style winding staircase street filled with unique boutiques and cafes.
Shinjuku	Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden	Paid (Approx. RM15)	A gorgeous park blending traditional Japanese, English, and French garden styles.
	Tokyo Metropolitan Gov. Bldg	Free	Offers incredible panoramic views of Tokyo (and Mt. Fuji on clear days) from the 45th floor.
	Omoide Yokocho	Free	“Memory Lane” — a historic network of narrow alleyways famous for tiny yakitori stalls.
	Kabukicho & Godzilla Head	Free	Asia’s largest entertainment and nightlife district, featuring the life-sized giant Godzilla head.
	Shinjuku Golden Gai	Free	A collection of six tightly packed alleys housing over 200 micro-bars, each holding only a few seats.
	Shin-Okubo Koreatown	Free	Just one station away, vibrant streets filled with K-pop shops, cosmetics, and street food.