NTT Docomo Yoyogi Building (NTTドコモ代々木ビル) is a 240-meter skyscraper in Shibuya, Tokyo, completed in 2000. Its design, reminiscent of the Empire State Building, features a 15-meter clock installed in 2002, making it one of the tallest clock towers globally.

This iconic structure appears in multiple Makoto Shinkai films, including Your Name, Weathering with You, and Suzume. In Your Name, it's notably visible from the pedestrian bridge near Shinanomachi Station, capturing the Tokyo skyline's essence

This pedestrian bridge in Shinjuku is featured in Your Name during a poignant scene where Taki and Mitsuha pass each other without realizing their connection. The surrounding buildings and signage closely match the film's depiction, making it a popular spot for fans retracing the movie's locations.

The Akasaka Exit of Yotsuya Station (四ツ谷駅 赤坂口) is a notable location for fans of Makoto Shinkai's film Your Name (君の名は). In the movie, this exit serves as the meeting point for the characters Taki and Okudera-senpai before their date. The film accurately portrays the station's architecture and surroundings, making it a popular spot for anime enthusiasts retracing the characters' steps.

Café La Bohème (カフェ ラ・ボエム) in Shinjuku-Gyoen is the real-life inspiration for the restaurant where Taki and Okudera-senpai work in Your Name. In the film, it's depicted as "Il Giardino delle Parole"—Italian for "The Garden of Words," referencing another of director Makoto Shinkai's works.

Salon de Thé Rond (サロン・ド・テ ロンド) is a café located inside the National Art Center in Roppongi, Tokyo. Perched atop a large cone structure, it offers panoramic views and elegant desserts.

It became famous among anime fans after appearing in Your Name (君の名は), where Taki goes on a date with Okudera-senpai. The scene closely mirrors the café’s real atmosphere and design.

No museum ticket is needed to visit the café, which is open from 11:00 to 18:00 (closed Tuesdays). A perfect stop for both art lovers and anime fans.

The National Art Center, Tokyo (国立新美術館) is a distinctive museum in Roppongi, Tokyo, renowned for its undulating glass façade designed by architect Kisho Kurokawa. Unlike traditional museums, it doesn't house a permanent collection but offers rotating exhibitions across its expansive 14,000 square meters of gallery space .

Anime enthusiasts recognize the center from Makoto Shinkai's film Your Name (君の名は), where it's featured during a date scene between characters Taki and Okudera. The film captures the center's unique architecture, including its glass walls and interior details .

Visitors can enjoy the museum without purchasing exhibition tickets, as access to the building and its facilities, including the café, is free. The center is open from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and is closed on Tuesdays .

Iconic skyscraper in the Roppongi Hills complex, 238 meters tall, housing offices, restaurants, the Mori Art Museum, and the Tokyo City View observatory. The rooftop Sky Deck offers a 360° panoramic view of Tokyo, including Tokyo Tower, Shibuya, and Mount Fuji on clear days.

Price: 2,000 ¥ (exhibition + observatory), +500 ¥ for Sky Deck
Touristy? : Highly touristy, popular for its views, museum, and central Roppongi location

Iconic intersection in front of Shibuya Station, known for allowing hundreds of pedestrians to cross from all directions at once. Surrounded by massive screens, neon lights, and tall buildings, it symbolizes Tokyo’s urban energy. A must-see photo spot, especially from above at Shibuya Tsutaya or MAGNET by SHIBUYA109.

Touristy? : Very touristy, visited by nearly all foreign tourists, influencers, photographers, and pop culture fans

Official Pokémon store located on the 6th floor of Shibuya PARCO.
Touristy? : Very touristy, visited by Pokémon fans of all ages, international visitors, and collectors