Mr. Sato searches for the mysterious new wall of fortune in Tokyo

Mr. Sato, a reporter, stumbled upon a mysterious wall of fortune in Tokyo's Shibuya neighborhood. While the reason behind such spots remains unknown, it seems that Mr. Sato's discovery has captured the attention of social media users. The wall, known as "Kabe Uranai," is tucked away in the Miyamasuzaka area of Shibuya. To find it, one must exit Shibuya Station heading towards Miyamasuzaka and walk up a slope. Once past Excelsior Caffe, turn right and look for Steak Rice no Mise, where the fortune wall is situated.

The wall, barely noticeable amidst its surroundings, is connected to an ordinary electrical box. Inside the box lies a terminal used to purchase the fortune. The fee for this experience is 999 yen (US$6.30), and the wall accepts credit card, QR code payment, and digital payment services, though cash is not accepted. Mr. Sato utilized his Suica prepaid card to partake in the experience.

Upon purchasing the fortune, Mr. Sato received instructions that involve touching the wall and receiving a pack of fortune cards. The wall provides full English guidance, making it accessible to international visitors. As Mr. Sato touched the wall, it made a rumbling sound, and a beam of light illuminated the stone, revealing his fortune cards. The experience was reminiscent of an adventure, similar to the Indiana Jones movies.

Each fortune card pack contains nine cards, with the first two providing instructions and the remaining seven cards being randomly selected. These cards serve as a mix of fortune-telling and guiding you to specific locations within the area.