Summer blue sky on Shibuya Center Gai Street which literally means Shibuya Central District. The busiest street once intersected with Shibuya Station, it stretches for 350 meters and incorporates the adjacent streets of Bunkamura, Inokashira and Utagawa i Stock Image

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Summer blue sky on Shibuya Center Gai Street which literally means Shibuya Central District. The busiest street once intersected with Shibuya Station, it stretches for 350 meters and incorporates the adjacent streets of Bunkamura, Inokashira and Utagawa into its neighborhood. In 2011 the street was renamed Basketball Street in reference to the holy place of Japanese basketball which is the Yoyogi National Gymnasium to which this street leads. The photo is taken in summer at the Tanabata Star Festival where the portal is adorned with paper decorations in the shape of shooting stars for the occasion.

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• Summer blue sky on Shibuya Center Gai Street which literally means Shibuya Central District The busiest street once intersected with Shibuya Station
• it stretches for 350 meters and incorporates the adjacent streets of Bunkamura
• Inokashira and Utagawa into its neighborhood In 2011 the street was renamed Basketball Street in reference to the holy place of Japanese basketball which is the Yoyogi National Gymnasium to which this street leads The photo is taken in summer at the Tanabata Star Festival where the portal is adorned with paper decorations in the shape of shooting stars for the occasion