Miyashita Park

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coney B
"Miyashita park is a new hip and trending area for young people in Shibuya. The park is located above 3 floors full of stores and restaurants. Miyashita Park has so many variety of food and shops that you will never run out of things to do! To see their full updated food and shop directory, check here. When the weather is nice, I enjoy sitting at the lawn and people watching while eating food that I bought downstairs. There is even a skateboard park and sports facility area at the top floor as well."
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Dan Tanda
"This is one of my fav places to go for a stellar view of Shibuya. Despite being called a park, it is also a mall! The top floor of this mall is an epic open park with skateboarding, a bouldering wall, beach volleyball, and pop-up events. The street level has loads of unique food stalls, often brimming with local salary people chilling after work. "
Seri Choi
"Grab some alcohol from Family mart, and drink them at this beautiful rooftop for free๐Ÿบ Best pre-game spot to be honest. This rooftop is always so lively with a mix of Japanese people and foreigners. The lawn area can be accessed until 8:00 PM. The park itself closes at 11PM. Photo credit: @takasi_nekomura on Twitter "

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