
Shibuya New Year's: Crowds, Cops & Cleanup
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Shibuya's New Year's Eve celebrations saw a heavy police presence and strict restrictions. The morning after revealed a city struggling with leftover trash despite cleanup efforts.
Shibuya, a popular Tokyo hotspot, is cracking down on New Year's Eve festivities. Expect a strong police presence and barricades aimed at discouraging large gatherings. This might impact your experience if you're planning to celebrate in Shibuya.
While authorities successfully prevented unruly behavior, the area still faces challenges. The morning after revealed significant litter, even after cleaning crews had passed through. This could affect the atmosphere and enjoyment of the area.
If you're visiting Shibuya during New Year's, be prepared for restrictions and potential disruptions. Consider alternative locations for celebrations and be mindful of local regulations regarding public gatherings and alcohol consumption.
Original source:SoraNews24 ↗
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