Spain-zaka Slope — Attraction in Tokyo

In a quieter part of Shibuya, Japan, there's a sloped pedestrian alley called Spain-zaka, which translates to "Spanish Slope." This charming backstreet exudes an exotic, international vibe that stands out from the typical modern Japanese style of Shibuya. Located along Inokashira-dori, just north of the bustling Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Spain-zaka stretches about 100 meters and connects Inokashira-dori to Shibuya PARCO in the Koen-dori area, with stairs near the top of the slope.

Despite its short length, Spain-zaka is an exciting destination, offering one of Japan's rare sloped shopping streets with a distinctly foreign atmosphere. It's the perfect spot to spend an afternoon enjoying a café visit, soaking in the scenery, or grabbing a drink and taking a leisurely stroll. Here’s a list of cafes to explore while...

Nothing particularly special about this alley we found on the way to Parco for Nintendo store but we had LOADS of fun in the small photo/video booth hidden in bend near the top. You also get access to an online time lapse video of your prep for each photo which is very...

When planning my visit to Tokyo this place come up multiple times. What a joke. It's literally a set of stairs with a few overpriced stores around. If you are in the area, by all means, walk it, but definitely do not waste your...