I also think that there are other reasons people get this way. It can become a mess with body fluids that can’t be held in. −−I’m Japanese, so I feel embarrassed when I see Shibuya’s drunkenness posted on Instagram, or I feel that I have to be careful not to be like this, but from the perspective of foreigners What kind of impression do you have?Īs I mentioned above It proves how safe it can be on the streets here. Under the condition that he would not reveal his identity, we had a chance to talk to the man behind the mysterious Shibuya Meltdown™ about his activities. “Can you fight for 24 hours?” This was used in commercials during the bubble era as a catch phrase to symbolize the Japanese businessman and gained popularity.Even now, more than 30 years later, it is hard not to feel a sense of pathos at the current state of work-life balance and the need to be a company slave, but I can also see the positive side of Japan, where people do not interfere with each other and can maintain a safe personal space even on trains and streets.ġ0 years have passed since he started posting, and he now has more than 280,000 followers, and his merchandise, which resembles a certain drink that causes meltdowns, is also popular, attracting a different kind of fan base. There, people of all ages and genders, drunk on the streets and trains, sleeping as if they were unconscious, are posted in an extraordinary form. The Instagram account “Shibuya Meltdown™” observes the ever-shifting Shibuya district from a particular perspective. In addition, the area surrounding Shibuya Station, including Shibuya Stream, Shibuya Scramble Square, and Miyashita Park, has been drastically redeveloped, and construction is expected to continue until 2027.Although the area was temporarily deserted due to COVID-19 it is now beginning to regain its former vigor.
In the past few years, Shibuya PARCO has been renovated, and the landscape on Spain-zaka has changed dramatically.
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