ZAIKO Corporation has started selling tickets for the "7th Shibuya Hyakkendana Hashigozake" event organized by the Shibuya Hyakkendana shopping district.

[Event Details]

• Duration: March 3, 2025 (Monday) - March 27, 2025 (Thursday)
  * Excluding Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The event hours are based on each store's operating hours.

• Location: Shibuya Hyakkendana shopping district, 32 stores in total

• Event details/Ticket purchase URL: https://shibuya-hyakkendana-hashigozake.zaiko.io/item/369930

For over 100 years, Shibuya's Dogenzaka has been loved by the people and still retains a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere, blending with modern new culture. This is the stage for the Hashigozake event where you can enjoy delicious drinks and food while “hopping” between a variety of dining establishments!
You can purchase three tickets for 3,500 yen that can be used at each store. One ticket can be used per person at each store, and with one ticket, you can enjoy each store's "Hashigozake Menu" (recommended dishes and drinks), making it a great deal! Please check the Instagram of Hyakkendana for the menu offered by each store.
The tickets can be used anytime during the event period, so you can enjoy your favorite places at your leisure. Be sure to find your favorite shop and enjoy a wonderful time at the "Shibuya Hyakkendana Hashigozake" event.

7th Shibuya Hyakkendana Hashigozake Official Website: https://shibuya-hyakkendana-hashigozake.com/

Hyakkendana Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hyakkendanashibuya

■About Shibuya Hyakkendana Shopping District

Founded immediately after the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1924 (Taisho 13) as part of the Shibuya development plan following reconstruction. Protected by Chiyoda Inari Shrine, which was relocated to Hyakkendana and has historical significance as the guardian spirit worshipped during the construction of Edo Castle, many people and businesses have gathered and developed under the auspices of the God of Prosperity. Following the complete destruction from the Tokyo air raids, various dining establishments such as cafes, bars, drinking places, cafeterias, and Western food restaurants emerged, and theaters like Theatre Shibuya also lined the streets. Its vibrancy was even compared to Asakusa's Nakamise. Many historical poets and singers connected to this area have made it a beloved entertainment district. Even after more than 100 years since its development and as times have changed, it continues to evolve into a unique area where remnants of the former flower town and the lingering atmosphere of the Showa era intersect with modern culture.