Shibuya scramble crossing, Pedestrian scramble in Japan
Shibuya Crossing, commonly referred to as 'The Scramble', is a popular pedestrian intersection located in Shibuya, Tokyo.
Established in 1973, the Shibuya Crossing has become an iconic symbol of Tokyo's bustling city life.
Featured in numerous films and music videos, it represents the pulse of contemporary Japanese culture.
Benches and stairs encircling the district offer great viewing points for crowd admiration.
Claimed to be the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world, it can have up to 2,500 people crossing at one time.
Location: Shibuya-ku
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