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Shibuya

Four of the stores in the area operate 24 hours, ensuring you can find what you need at any time.

Get thereShibuyaWalkable in37 min end to endMostlyKonbiniOpen 24h4 of 6
In Shibuya

6 stores, plotted

About the neighborhood

Shibuya, in short

Four different konbini are available in Shibuya, including a 7-Eleven near Shibuya Station East Exit and another 7-Eleven at 4 Chome-21-5 Sendagaya. This strong presence of convenience stores offers a practical approach to grocery shopping.

Shibuya Tokyu Foodshow provides a department store basement experience for local provisions. Within this same location, you can also find Kitano Ace Shibuya Tokyu Food Show Shop, a specialty store.

While some options are close to Shibuya Station, the widest separation between stores is about 37 minutes on foot.

Worth knowing

Always Open

You can find items at any time of day or night, as four grocery options in Shibuya operate 24 hours. This includes multiple 7-Eleven locations and a FamilyMart, providing constant access to daily necessities.

Worth skipping

Plan Your Route

The widest separation between grocery stores in Shibuya is about 37 minutes' walk. Consider grouping your errands or using the Shibuya Station as a central point to minimize travel time between locations like Shibuya Tokyu Foodshow and the 7-Eleven at 4 Chome-21-5 Sendagaya.

Quick answers

What types of grocery stores are in Shibuya?

Shibuya features four convenience stores (konbini), one department store basement food hall (depachika) at Shibuya Tokyu Foodshow, and one specialty store, Kitano Ace Shibuya Tokyu Food Show Shop.

Are there 24-hour grocery options available?

Yes, four of the grocery stores in Shibuya operate 24 hours a day, offering continuous access to items.

How far apart are the grocery shopping locations?

The widest separation between grocery stores in Shibuya is approximately a 37-minute walk, so planning your route can be helpful for efficiency.

Note: store locations on maps are approximate to their actual locations; distances are based on straight lines, and pins are nudged if store pins collide. Nearest station data is based on © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.