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Shibuya Crossing

Shibuya Crossing

Tourist attraction in Shibuya, JapanWikipedia

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Oct 21, 2026

Colin WilliamsonGUEST
36:59
I can tell you what this is.
Colin WilliamsonGUEST
37:01
Um, if you're familiar with, um, Shibuya, uh, there's a, there's a big intersection, uh, the, the scramble crossing, um, made, made famous from the, uh, great documentary, uh, Tokyo drift.
Colin WilliamsonGUEST
37:11
Um, And right across, so there's Scramble Crossing.
Colin WilliamsonGUEST
37:15
On one side of Scramble Crossing, there's the Q front building, which has a gigantic screen on it.
Colin WilliamsonGUEST
37:19
And on the opposite side of that, there's Hachiko Square with the statue of the famous dog, Hachiko.
Colin WilliamsonGUEST
37:25
And they had set up their event space in Hachiko Square facing that giant TV.
Joe LarsenHOST
38:29
And so, yeah, the door is shut behind her, and then we see she's in Tokyo, in the, what was the...
Josh GorskiHOST
38:36
The Shibuya Crossing.
Joe LarsenHOST
38:38
Yes.
Joe LarsenHOST
38:39
So Alice locates a gun.
BrookeAUDIENCE
32:51
What's a fortnight? What's a
Liam StapletonHOST
32:53
fortnight? It's like walking through Shibuya Crossing or something in Tokyo.
Liam StapletonHOST
32:57
There's just screens and information
Ben HarveyHOST
33:00
everywhere.
Ben HarveyHOST
33:01
The Shibuya Crossing is very organized, whereas I imagine that yours is just chaos.
Ben HarveyHOST
33:05
I
Liam StapletonHOST
33:05
meant more like the advertising space, like Times Square.
Jacob HeftmannHOST
5:32
Yeah.
Jacob HeftmannHOST
5:32
I'm literally in Shibuya Crossing trying to, like, carry a board bag through the train.
David McGillivrayHOST
5:37
[laughs]
Jacob HeftmannHOST
5:37
And it was absolute chaos, but, um, I felt like I got, um, a pass because surfing's so cool that they were like, "Well, that's fine," right? [laughs]
MJHOST
2:17
So our five that we have is Kinkakuji Temple in Kyoto.
MJHOST
2:21
We have Mount Fuji, Shibuya Crossing, Fushiminari Taisha, and last one, Sensoji Temple.
AdamHOST
2:30
Okay.
MJHOST
2:30
Right away, Adam, have you been to all of them?

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MJHOST
10:33
it.
MJHOST
10:34
Next up,
AdamHOST
10:35
Shibuya Crossing.
AdamHOST
10:37
Shibuya Crossing.
Ashley NagaokaHOST
18:04
Casey Lund is in Tokyo with a look at the possibilities.
Casey LundCORRESPONDENT
18:08
Aloha from Tokyo, Shibuya Crossing, where people from every corner of the globe are coming together, making connections.
Casey LundCORRESPONDENT
18:15
And this week, Hawaii's leaders are making connections of their own, strengthening the cultural and economic things that tie our two communities together.
Casey LundCORRESPONDENT
18:27
Wednesday here in Tokyo, the State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism hosted the New Era of Japan-Hawaii Investments, a roundtable organized with the U.S.-Japan Council and the Pacific International Center for High Technology Research.
Ashley NagaokaHOST
14:12
Casey Lund is in Tokyo with a look at the possibilities.
Casey LundCORRESPONDENT
14:16
Aloha from Tokyo, Shibuya Crossing, where people from every corner of the globe are coming together making connections.
Casey LundCORRESPONDENT
14:22
And this week, Hawaii's leaders are making connections of their own, strengthening the cultural and economic things that tie our two communities together.
Casey LundCORRESPONDENT
14:35
Wednesday here in Tokyo, the State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism hosted the New Era of Japan-Hawaii Investments, a roundtable organized with the U.S.-Japan Council and the Pacific International Center for High Technology Research.
Grace LeeHOST
11:20
Casey Lin is in Tokyo with a look at the possibilities ahead of the U.S.-Japan Council's public symposium this week.
Casey LundCORRESPONDENT
11:27
Aloha from Tokyo, Shibuya Crossing, where people from every corner of the globe are coming together, making connections.
Casey LundCORRESPONDENT
11:33
And this week, Hawaii's leaders are making connections of their own, strengthening the cultural and economic things that tie our two communities together.
Casey LundCORRESPONDENT
11:46
Wednesday here in Tokyo, the State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism hosted the New Era of Japan-Hawaii Investments, a roundtable organized with the U.S.-Japan Council and the Pacific International Center for High Technology Research.
JohnHOST
3:21
Okay.
JohnHOST
3:22
So what do people mean when they say Tokyo? Like, are they referring to Shibuya Crossing? I think that's the problem because that's what people associate with Tokyo.
JohnHOST
3:32
So if you're a tourist and you visit the city, the Tokyo, you know, the main areas, you'll be seeing places like Akihabara, Asakusa, and all of these famous places.
JohnHOST
3:44
And these places are absolutely packed.
JohnHOST
3:57
So when you go around into the suburbs and on the fringes of Tokyo, it's completely different.
JohnHOST
4:05
There are people who, just like people here in Nagoya in the suburbs, they don't live walking distance to, you know, the closest supermarket or whatever, and they're going to have to be traveling by car or whatever.
JohnHOST
4:18
And so it's not like all of Tokyo is Shibuya Crossing.
JohnHOST
4:22
But I don't blame people for thinking that because that's the impression that a lot of people get when they see the, you know, things on the internet or the vlogs on YouTube or whatever.
Francis EllisHOST
7:24
Yeah, that's, um-
RoneHOST
7:24
Are you talking about the Shibuya Crossing?
Francis EllisHOST
7:26
Yeah.
RoneHOST
7:26
Or are you talking about-

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