Your First Visit to Campus Tokyo

Campus Tokyo is a coworking and event hub for startups, operated by Google for Startups on the 5th floor of Shibuya Stream in Shibuya, Tokyo (reception is on the 4th floor).

It serves as a community space for startups, venture capital firms, and others involved in the startup ecosystem, hosting pitch events, workshops, networking sessions, and more on a daily basis.

This guide covers how to get there from the airport, how to reach the venue from the nearest station, where to stay and eat nearby, and practical tips for your visit. If this is your first time visiting Campus Tokyo, use this guide to help plan your trip.

Access Guide to Campus Tokyo

Campus Tokyo is on the 5th floor of Shibuya Stream (reception on the 4th floor), about a 2-minute walk from Shibuya Station. Below you will find routing options from both Narita and Haneda airports, as well as directions from the nearest station. Journey times and fares vary by time of day and timetable revisions, so please check each railway or bus operator’s official website for the latest information.

Nearest Stations and Exits for Campus Tokyo

From Shibuya Station

Shibuya Station is a major terminal served by multiple rail lines, and Shibuya Stream, where Campus Tokyo is located, is within a 2-minute walk. On the day, follow the signs for Shibuya Stream. Please note that reception is on the 4th floor, not the 5th floor.

  • JR Yamanote Line, Saikyo Line, and Shonan-Shinjuku Line: From Shibuya Station’s New South Exit or South Gate, you can access the walkway directly connected to Shibuya Stream. (Shibuya Stream official website — Access)
  • Tokyu Toyoko Line and Den-en-toshi Line / Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Fukutoshin Line: Exit C2 of Shibuya Station leads directly to the plaza in front of Shibuya Stream. (Shibuya Stream official website — Access)

From Narita Airport

  • Airport Limousine Bus: Direct buses run from Narita Airport Terminals 1–3 to either Shibuya Station (Shibuya Fukuras) or Shibuya Mark City. The route is jointly operated by Tokyu Bus and Airport Limousine, with a journey time of approximately 120–180 minutes and a fare of ¥3,600 for adults / ¥1,800 for children. After arriving in Shibuya, Shibuya Stream is about a 2-minute walk from the station. For current routes and timetables, see the official Tokyu Bus website.
  • Keisei Skyliner + JR Yamanote Line: Take the Keisei Skyliner from Narita Airport to Nippori Station, then transfer to the JR Yamanote Line to Shibuya Station. This route requires one transfer. Check the Keisei Electric Railway website for timetables and fares.

From Haneda Airport

  • Airport Limousine Bus: Direct buses run from Haneda Airport Terminals 1–3 to Shibuya Station (Shibuya Fukuras). The route is jointly operated by Tokyu Bus and Keikyu Bus, with a journey time of approximately 45–80 minutes and a fare of ¥1,300 for adults / ¥650 for children. For current routes and timetables, see the official Tokyu Bus website.
  • Keikyu Line + JR Yamanote Line: Take the Keikyu Line from Haneda Airport to Shinagawa Station, then transfer to the JR Yamanote Line to Shibuya Station. This route requires one transfer. Check the Keikyu website for timetables and fares.

Venue Information Summary

  • Official name: Campus Tokyo (Google for Startups Campus Tokyo)
  • Address: 5F Shibuya Stream (reception on 4F), 3-21-3 Shibuya, Shibuya City, Tokyo
  • Nearest station: 2-minute walk from Shibuya Station
  • Official website: https://startup.google.com/intl/ja_ALL/campus/tokyo/

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Within walking distance of Shibuya Stream, where Campus Tokyo is located, you’ll find a wide range of hotels, from convenient business-friendly stays to upscale accommodations. If ease of access is your priority, choose a hotel directly connected to Shibuya Station; if you prefer a more luxurious stay, one of the area’s high-rise hotels is a strong choice. Here are six hotels to suit different travel styles.

SHIBUYA STREAM HOTEL

Located on the upper floors of Shibuya Stream (9th–13th floors), this is the most convenient hotel for Campus Tokyo, with direct elevator access to the 5th floor. Its vintage-modern guest rooms are designed around the concept of “THE SHIBUYA SENSIBILITY,” and the 4th floor is home to the bar and dining venue TORRENT. Hotel guests can also enjoy the daily STREAM HOUR, with complimentary drinks and a chance to connect with other guests, making it a convenient base before or after an event.

Tokyu Stay Shibuya Shin-Minamiguchi

About a 1-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station’s New South Exit, and also within walking distance of Shibuya Stream, this convenient stay-type hotel puts Ebisu, Daikanyama, and Aoyama within easy reach as well, making it a practical base for both sightseeing and business. All rooms are equipped with a washer-dryer and microwave, and some also include kitchen facilities, making the hotel well suited to longer stays.

Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu

Located inside Shibuya Mark City and directly connected to Shibuya Station on the JR lines and the Keio Inokashira Line, this city hotel offers outstanding access. You can reach it from the station’s main gates via covered walkways, which is convenient on rainy days. The airport bus stop for Narita and Haneda is also nearby at Mark City, and the hotel’s own French restaurant makes dining easy too.

Shibuya Tokyu REI Hotel

About a 4-minute walk from Shibuya Station and also close to Shibuya Stream, home to Campus Tokyo, this standard-class hotel offers simple, functional rooms geared toward business travelers. It’s a good fit for travelers prioritizing value for money, or for a short stay built around an event. A solid option if you want to widen your choice of places to stay in the Shibuya area.

Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel

This luxury hotel occupies the 19th to 37th floors of Cerulean Tower, a 41-story high-rise complex. All guest rooms are on the upper floors and offer sweeping views; on clear days, you may even be able to see Mount Fuji. The hotel also features a fitness and spa facility and several restaurants serving Japanese, French, and other cuisines, and limousine buses to Narita and Haneda airports depart from the hotel’s basement level, making airport access especially convenient.

Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya

A lifestyle hotel about a five-minute walk from Shibuya Station, filled with art and design inspired by Shibuya’s local culture throughout the property. On the 11th floor, Gallery 11 features a rooftop terrace and serves Italian cuisine with views over the Shibuya Scramble Crossing area. With a 24-hour fitness center as well, it’s also a convenient choice for business trips.

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Shibuya Stream, home to Campus Tokyo, offers a wide variety of restaurants across its 1st to 4th floors, including Japanese, Western, Chinese, and other cuisines. All of the restaurants listed below appear in the official Shibuya Stream tenant directory.

Spanish

XIRINGUITO Escribà Shibuya Stream

The first Japanese location of a popular seafood restaurant that opened on the beach in Barcelona, Spain, in 1992. Centered on authentic paella made with Valencian rice, it serves Spanish seafood alongside wine and sangria. The airy, blue-toned interior, inspired by a seaside beach house, works well for everything from lunch to dinner.

Soba and Grilled Meat

Suju Indigo Shibuya Stream

A Japanese dining restaurant by Suju Masayuki Shoten, a long-established Karuizawa, Nagano shop. Its menu centers on handmade soba made with Shinshu buckwheat flour, along with carefully prepared grilled meat dishes paired with Japanese sake and local brews. The modern space highlights the quality of the ingredients through thoughtful preparation, and its lunch soba sets make it a good choice for a wide range of occasions.

Steak / Dining Bar

ocean good table

Located on the 1st floor along the Shibuya River, this steak restaurant has a bright, resort-like atmosphere created by sunlight streaming through large glass windows. With roots in Okinawa, this casual dining spot focuses on thick-cut steak and also offers distinctive items such as margherita pizza and horse-meat tartare. It also works well as a café, with desserts such as classic pudding and baked cheesecake.

Sushi / Café

Sushibuya

A new-style sushi bar built around the concept of “sushi × café.” It offers authentic Edomae-style sushi in a casual café-like setting, and because it stays open until late at night on weekdays, it is a useful option for post-event meals or late dinners. Located riverside on the 1st floor, it lets guests enjoy a relaxed meal with views of the Shibuya River.

American

THE GREAT BURGER STAND

A casual American restaurant on the 1st floor of Shibuya Stream, known for its carefully made grilled burgers and French fries. It tends to be relatively quiet at lunchtime and has an easygoing atmosphere that makes it comfortable even for solo diners. With West Coast-inspired interiors, it is a great option for lunch or a quick bite between events.

Ramen

Izobachi Miso Ramen Shibuya Stream

A ramen shop on the 2nd floor of Shibuya Stream known for its rich miso-based broth. It has both counter and table seating, making it easy to visit alone. It stays open until 10:30 p.m. (last order 10:00 p.m.), so it’s a useful option for a meal after an event.

Tips Before You Visit

Using Campus Tokyo requires Google for Startups membership registration

Using Campus Tokyo requires Google for Startups membership registration. New membership applications are currently paused, and updates on when they will reopen are announced on the official website (Campus Tokyo official website).

Photo ID and a visible badge are required at check-in

On your first visit, present a photo ID, such as a passport, at the Campus reception desk on the 4th floor to receive your membership badge. You must wear the badge somewhere visible throughout your stay (Campus Tokyo official website).

Open Monday–Friday 10:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.; closed on weekends, holidays, and private-event days

Campus Tokyo is open Monday to Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (members only), and is closed on weekends, national holidays, and days when the space is reserved for private events (Campus Tokyo official website).

Reception is on the 4th floor; the space is on the 5th floor

After entering Shibuya Stream, you will find the Campus Tokyo reception desk on the 4th floor. Please pick up your badge there before proceeding to the 5th-floor space. If it is your first visit, follow the signs inside Shibuya Stream (Shibuya Stream official website — Access).

Event Venues at Campus Tokyo

Campus Tokyo offers several spaces designed to support the diverse needs of startups. Details for each space are listed below. Availability may vary depending on membership type and event reservations, so be sure to check the official FAQ and event calendar before your visit.

SpaceCapacityUse / FeaturesEligible Users
Main Space－Available for coworking and events. Also suitable for member interaction and networking.All Campus members
ClassroomUp to 30 peopleDesigned for seminars and workshops. Ideal for small events and study sessions.All Campus members
Residency Space－A quiet workspace with access to a micro-kitchen and meeting rooms.Reserved for startups that have completed Google for Startups programs

Source: Campus Tokyo official website and FAQ page