Tokyo Drift at Shibuya Crossing.

Take the train to Shibuya, then walk from Hachiko Gate to the crossing and Center-Gai. The chase used footage of the real intersection alongside cars filmed on a Los Angeles set.

Tokyo Station (東京駅) → Shibuya (渋谷駅)

At Tokyo Station, take the light-green JY Yamanote Line (山手線) on the outer loop (外回り) toward Shinagawa and Shibuya. JR lists platform 5. At Shibuya (JY 20), follow Hachiko Gate (ハチ公改札). Check JR’s current station map for construction detours.

Tokyo Station → Shibuya on Google Maps JR East color route map (PDF) Tokyo Station map and platforms (Japanese) Shibuya Station map (Japanese) Tokyo Station exits and photo

The JR Shibuya Station sign above Hachiko Gate, with the light-green JY Yamanote Line symbol — JR Shibuya Station Hachiko Gate (渋谷駅ハチ公改札), 2022 · MaedaAkihiko on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized

Walk from Hachiko to Center-Gai

1. Hachiko Statue (ハチ公像)

Start in the square outside the JR gate. The statue is a meeting point just beside the crossing.

Hachiko Gate → Hachiko Statue on Google Maps GO TOKYO’s statue guide

2. Shibuya Scramble Crossing (渋谷スクランブル交差点)

Watch the crossing from the sidewalk, then cross with the pedestrian signal. Take photos from the sidewalk and keep moving in the crossing.

Hachiko Statue → Scramble Crossing on Google Maps GO TOKYO’s crossing guide

3. Center-Gai (渋谷センター街)

Continue into the shopping street across the intersection. This is an easy place to end the walk and look for food.

Scramble Crossing → Center-Gai on Google Maps GO TOKYO’s Center-Gai guide

How the crew built the chase

The effects team used footage, photographs and scans of the real Shibuya intersection to build the scene. The chase cars were filmed on a set in a parking lot in Atwater Village, Los Angeles. Visual effects combined the two.

The effects team’s account in Computer Graphics World More film walks

Station and visitor information checked 13 November 2026.