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Jujutsu Kaisen in Tokyo: The Shibuya Incident
Shibuya of the Shibuya Incident, Nobara's Harajuku and goods shops: 12 stops over two days.
- Shibuya Incident sites
- Official goods
- Walk from stations
It's Toraco 🐯 When you think of Jujutsu Kaisen in Tokyo, the Shibuya of season two's Shibuya Incident arc probably comes to mind first. The places drawn in the show are spread out, though, from an underground platform to the crossing to a building where two slopes fork, so it can be hard to know where to begin. That's why I worked out an order for you.
In this feature I've gathered 12 stops: the places in Shibuya and Harajuku that appear in the series, plus JUMP SHOP branches and other stores for official goods. Day one runs from Harajuku down to Shibuya, and day two goes from Tokyo Dome City through Akihabara to Tokyo Station.
Shibuya: Walking the Shibuya Incident
The Shibuya Incident arc opens at the Scramble Crossing on Halloween night. The Hachiko statue, SHIBUYA109 and the Fukutoshin Line platform where Gojo Satoru is sealed away are all a short walk from one another around Shibuya Station.
Shibuya Scramble Crossing
Anime & Manga · Shibuya
The crossing in front of the Hachiko exit, where the Shibuya Incident arc of season two opens on Halloween night.
Free entry
Hachiko Statue
Sights & experiences · Shibuya
Shibuya's well-known meeting point, drawn as a symbol of the district in the Shibuya Incident arc.
Free entry
SHIBUYA109
Sights & experiences · Shibuya
Cited as the setting of the Makora versus Sukuna fight in the Shibuya Incident arc, and it appears in the final shot of the season two ending sequence.
Free entry
Shibuya Station, Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line Platform
Anime & Manga · Shibuya
The B3-to-B5 atrium appears in episode 32, and Fukutoshin Line platforms 5 and 6 are where Gojo Satoru is sealed in the Prison Realm in episode 33.
Free entry
Harajuku: Where Nobara Waits
In episode 3, Yuji and the others meet up in front of Harajuku Station while Nobara waits on Takeshita Street. My pick is to start your day in Harajuku. Have ramen nearby, then head south and you'll find yourself in Shibuya ✨
Takeshita Street
Sights & experiences · Harajuku
The street where Nobara waits in episode 3. Episode 6 also follows her shopping through Ura-Harajuku.
Free entry
Kyushu Jangara Harajuku
Food · Harajuku
A Harajuku tonkotsu ramen shop open since 1986. Vegan shoyu ramen is on the menu, so it works for groups with different dietary needs.
¥1,000–2,000
JUMP SHOP: Shueisha-Licensed Goods
JUMP SHOP carries Shueisha-licensed Jujutsu Kaisen goods featuring the manga artwork, such as acrylic stands, keychains and plushies. There are several branches in Tokyo, so you can pick the one that matches the part of town you're in: Shibuya, Ikebukuro, Tokyo Dome City or Tokyo Station 🧳
JUMP SHOP Shibuya PARCO
Shopping & streets · Shibuya
The branch on the 6th floor of Shibuya PARCO, easy to add to your Shibuya day.
Free entry
JUMP SHOP Tokyo Dome City
Shopping & streets · Other areas in Tokyo
A branch stocking original merchandise and comics from serialised titles such as One Piece, Jujutsu Kaisen and My Hero Academia.
Free entry
JUMP SHOP Tokyo Station
Shopping & streets · Tokyo Station & Marunouchi
The branch inside Tokyo Character Street at Tokyo Station, a natural last stop for day two.
Free entry
JUMP SHOP Ikebukuro PARCO
Shopping & streets · Ikebukuro
The branch in Ikebukuro PARCO, handy if you're spending a day in Ikebukuro.
Free entry
Figures, and a Shop by the Skytree
If you're after figures, head to the Tamashii Nations flagship in Akihabara. Jujutsu Kaisen is among the titles it carries, and the large in-store dioramas are free to view. On a Skytree day, the JUMP SHOP in Solamachi is another option for you.
Tamashii Nations Store Tokyo
Shopping & streets · Akihabara
The flagship store of BANDAI SPIRITS' Tamashii Nations, where you can buy finished figures such as S.H.Figuarts and view the large dioramas for free.
Free entry
JUMP SHOP Tokyo Solamachi
Shopping & streets · Oshiage & Ryogoku
A branch carrying newly drawn goods from series such as One Piece, My Hero Academia and Jujutsu Kaisen, easy to combine with a Skytree visit.
Free entry
Do this route
Two Days of Jujutsu Kaisen in Tokyo
This is how I'd go around them! Add them all to a trip and change anything you like later 🧳
More spots for these titles
Day one takes you from Harajuku down to Shibuya's underground platforms, and day two heads east through the shops. Add this route to your trip, then decide what time of day you'd like to be in Shibuya 🧳
