Shibuya Scramble Square Phase I (East Tower), a new 47-story landmark directly connected to Shibuya Station, is scheduled to open on November 1st. A total of 212 shops and restaurants that will open on the commercial floors have been announced. Also, reservations for tickets to the observation deck, Shibuya Sky, have begun.

Exterior of Shibuya Scramble Square Phase 1 (East Tower) (view from Miyamasuzaka intersection)
Shibuya Scramble Square
The facility consists of SHIBUYA SKY, a rooftop observation deck located on the 14th and 45th floors, offices on the 17th to 45th floors, SHIBUYA QWS, an industrial exchange facility on the 15th floor, and commercial facilities from the 2nd basement floor to the 14th floor. Shibuya Sky, an observation facility boasting a panoramic view from approximately 230 meters above Shibuya's highest peak and one of Japan's largest rooftop observation spaces at approximately 2,500 m², has employed the Rhizomatiks Design division of Rhizomatiks Co., Ltd., a creative group that has attracted global attention, as its production planner. Through three zones - SKY GATE, an elevated space from the 14th to 45th floors, SKY STAGE, a rooftop observation space, and SKY GALLERY, an indoor observation corridor on the 46th floor - the facility will create an extraordinary spatial presentation and a sense of freedom that can only be achieved above Shibuya.

SHIBUYA SKY Bird's-eye ViewShibuya Station Block Building Operator
At "SKY GATE," you can enjoy an interactive experience using approximately 30 square meters of LED lights installed on the ceiling, and an immersive elevator that travels between the ticket counter on the 14th floor and the 45th floor, where images on the ceiling and 3D sound are synchronized with the speed and gravity, creating an extraordinary feeling.

At "SKY STAGE," we offer a variety of performances and activities to help you enjoy a 360° panoramic view of Japan's famous landmarks, including Mount Fuji and Tokyo Skytree®. There's a space where you can lie down on a net and look up at the sky, and you can enjoy 18 searchlights illuminating the heavens.

SHIBUYA SKY "CLOUD HAMMOCK" imageShibuya Scramble Square
The observation gallery "SKY GALLERY," where your perspective expands, offers content that will give you new insights into the visual experience, such as videos projected on 10 70-inch 4K displays that change when you touch them, and an approximately 30m² LED display that shows videos depicting the "now" of Shibuya.

In addition, on the 45th and 46th floors, a souvenir shop called "SHIBUYA SKY SOUVENIR SHOP" will be opening, stocking original products. The cafe and bar "Paradise Lounge" on the 46th floor will offer an original menu in a space inspired by Shibuya's Scramble Crossing. It will also be a music bar with a spectacular view of Tokyo.

Image of SHIBUYA SKY "Paradise Lounge"Shibuya Scramble Square
Ahead of the opening, reservations for admission tickets began on September 1st on the official Shibuya Sky website (https://www.shibuya-scramble-square.com/sky). Admission tickets for November will be available by reservation only, on a first-come, first-served basis. From December 1st, same-day tickets will also be sold at the ticket counter. A total of 212 shops and restaurants have been confirmed to open in the commercial facility from the second basement floor to the 14th floor, including 7 stores making their Japan debut, 45 stores making their Shibuya area debut, and 37 stores offering new business formats. The second basement floor to the first floor will be centered around food, with popular French patisserie "MORI YOSHIDA" making its Japan debut and bakery "Thierry Marx La Boulangerie" by a five-star Michelin chef, as well as "TOKYU Foodshow EDGE," which offers a selection of sweets and prepared foods. It will also feature "ecute EDITION," a new store format within the station-based commercial facility "ecute," specializing in seasonal sweets, and "Gourmand Market KINOKUNIYA," a new store format from Kinokuniya.

Commercial facility floor image
Provided by: Shibuya Station Block Building Operator
The third floor is home to international luxury brands such as BALENCIAGA, GIVENCHY, and Tiffany @ Shibuya Scramble Square, as well as Japanese collection brand sacai. The second and fourth to ninth floors are home to popular select shops and fashion accessories such as UNITED ARROWS, TOMORROWLAND, and JOURNAL STANDARD, all of which add color to your lifestyle.
The 10th, 11th, and 14th floors will be home to "NHK Plus Cross Shibuya," a space where visitors can experience NHK's evolution into a "public media" with interactive digital content and public radio recordings. There will also be shops to satisfy intellectual curiosity, such as "TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE," which will feature a shared lounge, and "Tokyu Hands."


Restaurant image on the 13th floor of the commercial facility
Provided by Shibuya Station Block Building Operator
The restaurant floors on the 12th to 13th floors, home to a total of 17 stores, have been named "FOODIES SCRAMBLE." The mall will showcase new dining styles unique to Shibuya, including the popular Madrid Spanish restaurant José Luis, which is making its Japan debut, and CARVAAN TOKYO, an Arabic/Mediterranean restaurant originally from Hanno, Saitama, which serves its own brewed craft beer and is opening its first Tokyo location.

Shibuya Q's, an industrial exchange facility on the 15th floor, will begin accepting member applications on its official website (https://shibuya-qws.com/) from July 4th, and will also begin accepting applications for use of its event space, SCRAMBLE HALL. The mall has also begun accepting applications for exhibitors for the three event spaces within the mall.