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    Wer hat Shibuya zu einer „langweiligen Stadt“ gemacht? Das entscheidende Ereignis, das die „Stadt der jungen Leute“ in einen Ort „voller Ladenketten und Ausländer“ verwandelte.

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    1. septicdeath on

      Couldn’t agree more. I avoid Shibuya-ku almost entirely these days. Way better places to spend your free time in West Tokyo

    2. Prestigious_Net_8356 on

      Correct translation; “Who turned Shibuya into a “boring town”? The decisive event that transformed the “town for young people“ into a place “filled with chain stores and foreigners only”.

    3. Gloomy-Sugar2456 on

      Like so many other places in Tokyo, it’s become a tourist circus. It’s a shame.

    4. uibutton on

      The mayor did. Banned Halloween. Banned New Years. Closed all the good nightclubs (save for Womb) in the name of “urban renewal” and put endless expensive malls in their place. Shibuya is boring now.

    5. ragequitteroffureh on

      This makes me wonder what the fuck passes for thought inside the brains of the Cool Japan and the JNTO dudes.

      I mean, are they expecting tourists from gaikoku to all be Japanese, or something?

      Disclaimer: Haven’t been to Shibuya for about 5 years or so now.

    7. MasterofCaveShadows on

      My Japanese girlfriend refuses to go anywhere near shibuya or shinjuku on account or her having worked in the former. She complains about how it’s nothing but foreigners who don’t understand japanese customs and a small percentage of Japanese people trying to market to said foreigners.

    8. superloverr on

      Shibuya used to be my favorite place. It was buzzing. I absolutely loathe going now. Shinjuku is now closer to what Shibuya used to be (in a sense).

    9. VesperTrinsic on

      Shibuya, Akihabara, Harajuku

      All 3 are a shadow of their former selves

    10. nekogami87 on

      I mean, Tokyo’s government and whoever was in charge of the „redevelopment programs“, also tokkyuu invested a LOT to resevelop into a commercial center (essentially big companies that wanted to make money out of the population)

      But even the first time I came to Japan in 2008, Shibuya wasn’t really a „young people“ town in the sense fashionable, at the time it was harajuku for visual KEI and shimokita for sub culture.

      Both vibes ruined today.

    11. ImplementFamous7870 on

      Japanese people?

      I assume those are the people who own the buildings and businesses in the area

    12. Optimal-Bag-2046 on

      Koenji, Kichijoji, Nakano and Yoyogi are so much better than Shibuya.

      Shopping and people is all you have in Shibuya

    13. AlfredSmith4 on

      What’s wrong with a place „filled with chain stores and foreigners.“?… Japan is literally begging for more foreigners because of birth rate

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