Shibuya Crossing, often referred to as the world's busiest pedestrian intersection, is located in Tokyo. Some 2,500 pedestrians an hour use the intersection during peak hours.

Apparently the motto for Noami Osaka is: When in Tokyo, just dance. The Japanese native recently ventured into the famously busy Shibuya crossing in the capital city, and broke into some awkward ...

U.S. News Insider Tip: After the rush of Shibuya Crossing, walk 15 minutes to Cat ... s towering neon buildings is quintessential Tokyo: busy, yet somehow still orderly and seamless.

In recent years, the famous scramble crossing in front of Tokyo's Shibuya Station ... site was set up in a park near Shibuya Station. Volunteers were busy picking up garbage left on the street.

Tokyo’s Shibuya Crossing is one of the most recognizable intersections in the world, and the image of crowds merging from every direction has become emblematic of the city itself. But in terms ...

one of the most famed meeting spots in Tokyo, with a cloth, as it did last year. As many as 125 security guards were deployed to the iconic scramble crossing and Shibuya Center Gai, a popular ...

It doesn't get busier than at the Shibuya Crossing, but even here you'll notice the peace and quiet that is maintained across all of Tokyo. A busy Tokyo ward, it’s known for its fashion ...

Tokyo’s busy shopping ... The intersection by Shibuya’s train station, which is known as “scramble crossing” due to the large number of pedestrians typically attempting to cross, has ...