From the Sibuya Scramble Square observation deck, you can look down on this fascinating metropolis in a 360-degree panorama. Directly below the building is one of Japan's most famous motifs, the Shibuya Crossing, that gigantic intersection with the wide crosswalks, on which seemingly more people wander around consistently than some cities have inhabitants. It is the Times Square of Japan, with its oversized colorful neon signs and TV screens, perhaps the busiest Starbucks in the world, and the Hachiko statue. Everyone has seen a picture somewhere of this intersection and the crowds of people in the crosswalks, rushing toward each other like an army when the traffic lights open the streets to pedestrians. The sunrise over the city inspires reflection of this spectacle, which seems to come to a standstill only at these 2-3 hours of the day.