The most famous fashion places in Tokyo are Shibuya and Harajuku, because now they not only represent place names, but also are named after these two places as the two mainstream schools of Japanese fashion-Shibuya style and Harajuku style.

In the center of Shibuya business circle, the busiest crossroads in the world are mostly young Japanese hipsters-different styles of clothes and different fashion exchanges can be accepted and digested by Shibuya! No wonder it has become a fashionable place for many fashionistas!

Shibuya can be said to be the most dynamic and inclusive cultural block in Japan. It will not be strange and abrupt to dress up with individuality, exaggeration and "secondary elements" here.

Since1970s, due to the arrival of fashionable cafes such as PARCO and OIOI, and the birth of Shibuya 109, it has become a fashion paradise for Japanese young people, comparable to Harajuku in Qi Fei. /kloc-During the 1990s, the popularity of Japanese girl culture and extensive media coverage magnified the fashion side of Shibuya. As a shopping paradise for fashionable men and women who pursue individuality, it is always crowded with fashionable boys and girls day and night.

There are countless popular shopping centers here! Strolling through the streets of Shibuya, if you want to take a high-end route, you can go to Dongji or Seibu Department Store, where you can find most luxury brands.

Moreover, there are many trendy shops in small streets and lanes, and you can find fashionable clothes without spending too much money, attracting many young people, which is one of the reasons why Shibuya is famous!

In addition, there are many "antique shops" (used clothes shops) in Shibuya.