Northern Shibuya

Udagawa Back Streets

The ghettos of Shibuya. Crime rates have risen in the past years making it a slummier part of town. The local shops are more down-to-earth and, and the people less pleasant. The graffiti of the famous enigma artist "Cat" can be seen littering the walls.

Shibu-Q Heads

A store that has just about everything you need, from drugs to crafting materials. A store that supports "Do-it-yourself" products and spans eight floors of individual floors, each with unique merchandise.

Molco

A shopping complex made up of various buildings with an emphasis on fashion. Containing an exhibition space with various possibilities, it is place where young people from all over make purchases, work, or just hang out with each other.

Spain Hill

As it's name implies, Spain Hill is a narrow, Mediterranean street that takes an unusual take on Spanish culture. Restaurants, book stores, and cafes. Originally named due to it's resemblance to a Spanish street scene.

Tipsy Tose Hall

A corner of town where kid's like to go to waste their money, for its largest attraction is the local game arcade, Stride. Various other shops, such as Comic Book stores and even Karaoke.

AMX

Leading from center street lies the AMX. A music mega-store, its the place for those wanting to listen to the newest tunes or get the latest CDs. It rivals Towa Records in it's popularity.

Central Street Entrance

A straight now street which leads from the crossing into the northern part of town. The Shibuya Casual Fashion movement began here. Because of it's size, traffic can sometimes become an issue as people pass each other in it's confined space.