MIYASHITA PARK · Shibuya City Miyashita Park

How the park and shopping complex fit together

Shibuya City Miyashita Park occupies the rooftop, with RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK shops and restaurants below. The park is an approximately 1.27ha space redeveloped in 2020; the shopping complex is a low-rise building extending about 330m from north to south. The two operators list different addresses because they refer to different areas.

Hours differ by area

Do not plan park walks, sports-facility registration and restaurant visits around a single closing time. Check the park’s New Year closure and the shopping complex’s separate closure notices individually.

Approaching between Shibuya and Harajuku

The shopping complex’s official directions give a 3-minute walk from Shibuya Station or 8 minutes from Meiji-jingumae〈Harajuku〉Station exit 7. In practice, add time from the platform or station exit to the building and then up to the rooftop. It fits a walk from Shibuya toward Harajuku, but check park access hours first.

Toilets, nursing and sports facilities

The park operator lists toilets including 2 priority-use toilets, plus diaper-changing tables. There is no nursing room inside the park; visitors are directed to the nursing room in the South building’s level 3 food hall. The skate park, bouldering and multipurpose sports area have separate access conditions, registration and fees beyond ordinary park walks.

Using bouldering and the skate park as a visitor

Register for bouldering or the skate park at the Park Center on the day; each session lasts 2 hours. Rates for users from outside Shibuya City, which generally apply to Tokyo tourists, are shown below. People who live, work or study in Shibuya City qualify for separate local rates on presentation of supporting documents.

The skate park is for skateboards and inline skates, not ice skating. Helmets are required for skating and are lent free of charge. Bouldering requires dedicated shoes. The facilities do not operate in rain, strong winds or when mats or equipment are wet.

The sand court requires group reservations

The multipurpose sand court for beach volleyball, beach soccer and similar activities is not a facility individuals can queue for on the day. Groups of at least 5 people with a representative aged 16 or older must register in advance and reserve. Groups from outside Shibuya City may apply from 1 month before use; the representative must bring documents to the Park Center counter to register.

Visiting filming locations and temporary events

Distinguish the JOURNAL’s experience of finding a scene resembling a music video from current information about footbridge construction or operating pop-ups. The WBC-related pop-up and construction conditions seen in March 2026 are not presented as ongoing. Follow instructions on site when taking photos so you do not obstruct pedestrians or sports-facility users.