Jujutsu Kaisen
A half-day model route centered around Shibuya Station, designed for an easy walk through practical Tokyo locations. If time allows, continue to Shinjuku East Exit for sightseeing or hotel access.
Half day
Shibuya and Shinjuku
6
Quick answer
This pilgrimage plan for Jujutsu Kaisen covers 6 route spots around Shibuya and Shinjuku.
Pilgrimage route
Start at Shibuya Scramble Crossing. It is close to the station and works well as a first stop for a half-day Shibuya route.
Transport note: Use Shibuya Station as the starting point and continue on foot. These areas are used by pedestrians, station users, and visitors. Avoid blocking traffic for photos, staying too long in one spot, entering roads or private property, and follow local rules.
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Continue into Shibuya Center Street and walk through one of the busiest parts of the neighborhood. Cafes, restaurants, and shops make breaks easy.
Transport note: It is easy to walk here from Shibuya Scramble Crossing. These areas are used by pedestrians, station users, and visitors. Avoid blocking traffic for photos, staying too long in one spot, entering roads or private property, and follow local rules.
The area around Shibuya 109 is a useful landmark in central Shibuya. It can be checked quickly together with nearby streets and crossings.
Transport note: It is within walking distance of Center Street. Avoid stopping too long near entrances or sidewalks. These areas are used by pedestrians, station users, and visitors. Avoid blocking traffic for photos, staying too long in one spot, entering roads or private property, and follow local rules.
Shibuya Mark City is connected to the station and works well for transfers or a short break around noon.
Transport note: It is easy to visit while moving back toward Shibuya Station. Follow facility and shop rules inside. These areas are used by pedestrians, station users, and visitors. Avoid blocking traffic for photos, staying too long in one spot, entering roads or private property, and follow local rules.
In the afternoon, continue toward Shibuya Stream. The south side of the station has pedestrian decks and places to rest, making the second half of the walk easier.
Transport note: It is reachable on foot from the Shibuya Station area. Give priority to pedestrian flow on decks and passageways. These areas are used by pedestrians, station users, and visitors. Avoid blocking traffic for photos, staying too long in one spot, entering roads or private property, and follow local rules.
If time allows, finish at Shinjuku Station East Exit. It is easy to reach by train from Shibuya and connects well to Tokyo sightseeing or hotel areas.
Transport note: It is easy to reach from Shibuya by JR Yamanote Line or other train services. Shinjuku can be very crowded, so avoid stopping near station exits or sidewalks. These areas are used by pedestrians, station users, and visitors. Avoid blocking traffic for photos, staying too long in one spot, entering roads or private property, and follow local rules.
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Area: Shibuya and Shinjuku
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