This is the busiest crossing in the world, 3000 people cross the roads on foot at a time, traffic comes from 10 roads!

Shibuya crossing, Tokyo: in Tokyo, the capital of Japan There is a very famous crossing, known as Shibuya Crossing or Shibuya Scramble Crossing. it is the world’s busiest Pedestrian crossing It is said, where 3,000 people cross the roads on foot at a time. Now a video related to this crossing is going viral, in which you can see how people cross the roads at this crossing.

This video on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) @HowThingsWork_ Posted by a user named, whose caption states, ‘Shibuya crossing in Tokyo is the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world, where 3,000 people cross at a time.’ The video has received 18 lakh views since it was shared. You will be surprised after watching this video.

Watch here – Shibuya crossing Twitter Viral Video

Shibuya crossing in Tokyo is the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing with up to 3,000 people crossing at a time. pic.twitter.com/1wMcHLeORm

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According to the report of cntraveler, this crossing is located in front of Shibuya Station. It is called ‘Shibuya Scramble’ Has given the surname of. There is a signal for vehicles to stop every 80 seconds at the crossing, so that people can cross the roads easily. It is estimated that when the signal changes With 1,000 to 3,000 people crossing the road, this crossing is generally considered to be the busiest crossing in the world. Some people say that there is always a crowd of people at this crossing.

10 roads meet at the crossing

Salsaworldtraveler reports that 10 roads meet at Shibuya Crossing, That’s why there is tremendous traffic here. Pedestrians converge on the crossing from all directions and cross the roads. The best thing during this time is that all the traffic lights give signals to stop the vehicles, so that people can pass easily. There are many large buildings around Shibuya Crossing, which can also be seen in the video. Advertisements are seen on the video screens installed on these buildings.

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