Shibuya ahead of Halloween

Access to the famous "Hachiko" dog statue in front of Tokyo's JR Shibuya Station is blocked with a fence on Oct. 28, 2023, ahead of Halloween on Oct. 31. Shibuya Ward has asked people to stay away from the capital's famous shopping and entertainment area on the day, citing an increase in vandalism and drunken behavior in recent years.

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