Experience Japan’s timeless tea culture right here in Shibuya through our Matcha Moments event.
Enjoy a peaceful afternoon surrounded by the calming spirit of matcha and hospitality.

Guided by a visiting tea master, guests can:
• Learn to whisk matcha in an authentic tea ceremony
• Simply relax and enjoy watching the ritual

All participating guests will be served freshly prepared matcha, even if they choose not to whisk it themselves.
Each experience offers a rare opportunity to connect with Japan’s history and mindfulness traditions.

Event Details:
• Date: November 28 (Thursday)
• Time: 3:00 PM
• Location: Lobby, Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya

Join us for a serene and memorable cultural moment in the heart of the city.

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Matcha Moments – Interactive Tea Ceremony Experience

Celebrate the holiday season with the enchanting sound of live music performed by members of the NHK Symphony Orchestra, one of Japan’s most prestigious and internationally acclaimed orchestras.
Enjoy beautiful Christmas melodies brought to life through an elegant string trio performance, offering guests a rare opportunity to experience the artistry of Japan’s leading musicians up close.

Event Details:
• Date: Thursday, December 25, 2025
• Time: 9:30 AM (First Performance) / 5:30 PM (Second Performance)
  Each session includes five pieces and lasts approximately 20 minutes.
• Location: Lobby Floor, Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya

Join us in the heart of Shibuya for a memorable holiday moment filled with warmth, harmony, and festive spirit.

Xmas concert String Trio by Members of NHK Symphony Orchestra

Directly adjacent to Shibuya Station, Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya provides easy access to everything this incomparable city offers. Plus, there’s no shortage of fascinating attractions nearby, from a tranquil shrine to the world-famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing to vibrant shopping, entertainment and public spaces.

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Within a 70-hectare forest, this Shinto nagare-zukuri-style shrine is dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shōken, commemorating his role in the Meiji Restoration. Built in 1921, mainly in Japanese cypress and copper.

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Meiji Jingu Shrine

Shinjuku, Tokyo's vibrant downtown, presents a rich tapestry of entertainment, shopping, and dining. Its skyline, ablaze with neon lights, and bustling ambiance encapsulate Japan's urban allure, making it a must-visit for a true metropolitan experience.

Shinjuku

Located just across from the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Shibuya Center Street is a pedestrian-only shopping street just a short walk from the Hachiko Exit of Shibuya Station.
The area is lined with fashion stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues, and remains busy throughout the day and evening.
The street branches into several narrow alleys, connecting to areas such as Dogenzaka and Inokashira Street.
It’s an easy stop during sightseeing, with plenty of cafés and eateries nearby.

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Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya Shibuya Center Street

Shibuya Center-Gai

A world-famous symbol of Shibuya.
Located just steps from the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, this small statue of a loyal dog draws visitors from around the globe.
While it’s widely used as a meeting point, Hachiko’s charming presence continues to resonate with all who pass by.
Make sure to stop for a photo or use it as a starting point for your Shibuya adventure.

Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya Shibuya Hachiko Statue

Hachiko Statue

Meguro River is a testament to Tokyo's spring symbol, the beautiful cherry blossoms. In spring, the banks of the Meguro River are adorned with cherry blossoms, captivating visitors. As night falls, the illuminated cherry blossoms create a fantastical atmosphere, different from the daytime. The area surrounding Meguro River is perfect for walks or jogs, and riverside cafes and restaurants offer a taste of local flavors. With its seasonal natural beauty, Meguro River is worth visiting not only during the cherry blossom season but throughout the year. A trip to Meguro River from Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya is a wonderful opportunity to experience Tokyo's natural beauty and culture. We encourage you to visit this beautiful river during your stay, to enjoy the tranquility and beauty amidst the city.

Meguro River

Shibuya PARCO is not just a shopping complex but also a hub where visitors can immerse themselves in Japan’s vibrant pop culture. From anime and gaming to character-themed goods and creative exhibitions, the facility offers unique experiences that are constantly evolving. Exclusive merchandise, special collaborations, and photo-worthy displays make it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to take home a piece of Japanese culture.

Whether you are exploring for leisure or searching for memorable souvenirs, Shibuya PARCO captures the spirit of modern Tokyo in a single spot.

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Shibuya Parco

Just steps away from the bustle of Shibuya, Yoyogi Park offers a spacious retreat filled with greenery and open skies. Locals and visitors alike gather here to jog, stroll, picnic, or simply relax. Throughout the year, seasonal flowers add charm, and in spring the park becomes especially lively as cherry blossoms paint the landscape in pink, creating a festive and unforgettable atmosphere.

Yoyogi Park

Known worldwide as a landmark of Shibuya, SHIBUYA 109 is celebrated as a trendsetting hub for youth culture and fashion. With its ever-changing lineup of stylish shops and vibrant atmosphere, the building offers visitors a dynamic shopping experience unique to Tokyo.
For those seeking the latest trends or a glimpse into Shibuya’s energetic street culture, SHIBUYA 109 is a must-visit destination.

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Shibuya 109

Hands Shibuya Store is a large lifestyle shop offering a wide range of products, from stationery and household items to travel goods, tools, and craft materials. The building is uniquely designed with A, B, and C zones connected by a series of half-level “skip floors”, a layout inspired by Shibuya’s sloped terrain. This unusual structure allows visitors to naturally move through the store floor by floor, almost like exploring a maze—making it an engaging stop even between sightseeing plans.
Renowned for both variety and practicality, Hands is loved by local shoppers and equally popular among international visitors seeking uniquely Japanese daily goods and souvenirs. It is frequently highlighted in travel guides as a must-visit destination for those exploring Shibuya.

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Hands Shibuya Store (formerly Tokyu Hands)

Miyashita Park is A dynamic city landmark, constantly evolving with a contemporary rooftop design, lush green space, and loved by locals and tourists. Discover unique shops and dining options in this vibrant oasis.

Miyashita Park

Shibuya Koen-dori is a lively avenue that runs from Shibuya Station toward Yoyogi Park and the NHK Broadcasting Center. Along this tree-lined street you will find a variety of shops, the cultural complex Shibuya PARCO, theaters such as LINE CUBE SHIBUYA, and other landmarks. Known for its seasonal illuminations and vibrant atmosphere, Koen-dori offers a unique mix of shopping, entertainment, and greenery in the heart of Shibuya.

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Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya Shibuya Koen Dori

Shibuya Koen-dori

Perched atop one of Shibuya’s tallest towers, SHIBUYA SKY offers a 360-degree open-air view of Tokyo. By day, visitors can take in sweeping vistas of Shinjuku’s skyscrapers, Tokyo Tower, and even Mt. Fuji on clear days. By night, the city sparkles with a sea of lights, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere. In spring, cherry blossoms and the greenery of Yoyogi Park add seasonal beauty to the panoramic view, making each visit unique throughout the year.

As one of the most popular attractions for international travelers, SHIBUYA SKY is often considered a highlight of any visit to Shibuya. It is a place where the energy of the city and the serenity of nature come together in a truly memorable way.

SHIBUYA SKY

The Nezu Museum houses a remarkable collection of Japanese and East Asian art, including paintings, calligraphy, tea utensils, and Buddhist works. Its serene Japanese garden, designed to showcase the beauty of each season, complements the galleries and offers visitors a tranquil escape in the heart of the city.

Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya Nezu Museum Entrance

Nezu Museum

Experience a fusion of culture and luxury brands in this sophisticated district. 
Wander along majestic zelkova tree-lined streets, explore museums, architectural marvels, and renowned restaurants. 
Immerse yourself in the city's splendor through leisurely strolls.

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Aoyama and Omotesando

Shibuya Scramble Crossing, an iconic Tokyo landmark, hosts up to 1,000 people navigating its multi-cornered expanse simultaneously. Despite the convergence from all directions, pedestrians adeptly weave through without collisions, which is a must see for tourists in Tokyo.

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Shibuya Scramble Crossing

Just outside Harajuku Station, Takeshita Street welcomes visitors with a lively mix of colorful shops, sweet treats, and trend-focused boutiques. Known for its fun, youthful energy, the street is packed with small stores selling everything from quirky accessories to popular crepes.
This vibrant area is not only a favorite among locals but also draws many international travelers who want to experience Tokyo’s playful fashion and pop culture. Whether you're shopping, snacking, or simply strolling through, Takeshita Street offers a uniquely Harajuku-style experience.

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