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Harajuku Station
15m
Starting Point (Harajuku Takeshita Exit)
The tour begins in front of Takeshita Exit at Harajuku Station.
As the guide explains the tour overview, they will also give a brief introduction to the charm of Takeshita Street and the unique characteristics of Ura-Harajuku.
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15m
Located right next to Harajuku Station, this modern shopping spot features a variety of trendy fashion stores, lifestyle goods, and stylish cafes popular among young people.
It’s a great place to experience the latest trends and culture of Harajuku.
You can also enjoy attractions like a Snoopy-themed cafe and seasonal art exhibitions, making it a perfect stop during your sightseeing or shopping in the area.
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20m
TOTTI CANDY FACTORY
TOTTI CANDY FACTORY is a popular shop in Harajuku known for its colorful rainbow cotton candy. The large, photo-worthy cotton candy is a hit on social media. Here, we’ll buy the cotton candy and enjoy it while soaking in the fun atmosphere of Harajuku.
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40m
An animal café is a relaxing experience where you can interact directly with adorable animals. In Harajuku, there are cafés where you can meet otters, Shiba dogs, and other cute creatures. You can take photos, cuddle with the animals, and enjoy Japan’s unique “kawaii” culture. It’s a must-visit spot for animal lovers!
The estimated stay is around 30 minutes, but it may take up to 40 minutes if the café is crowded.
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Shibuya Cat Street
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This shop offers a unique space that transcends time and genre, featuring a wide range of vintage items, pieces by up-and-coming designers, and remade fashion.
Its distinctive and original style has gained attention both in Japan and internationally, attracting global celebrities like Lady Gaga, who is known to visit whenever she comes to Japan.
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Shibuya Cat Street
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Launched in May 2018, this brand offers stylish smartphone accessories.
It reimagines phone cases not just as protective tools, but as fashion items that allow people to express their individuality—an approach especially popular among younger generations.
In 2020, the brand opened a physical store, offering a hands-on shopping experience in addition to its online presence.
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Shibuya Cat Street
15m
This is a popular gallery in Harajuku where anyone can freely exhibit their art.
There’s a “graffiti corner” where you can draw on blank white walls.
You’re welcome to create illustrations, promote your social media or events—anything goes!
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Omotesando Hills
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Omotesando Hills
Located in Omotesando, this stylish shopping complex was designed by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando. It features luxury brands, the latest fashion, cafes, and restaurants, offering a sophisticated urban atmosphere. The building’s unique spiral slope is also a highlight, making it a popular spot for architecture lovers.
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Omotesando Hills
5m
This area is part of Omotesando Hills and features the preserved and restored Doujunkai Aoyama Apartments, a historic building originally constructed in the Taisho era.
It blends a retro, old-fashioned exterior with modern select shops and cafes, creating a unique space where history and contemporary culture coexist.
It's a must-visit spot for those interested in architecture and modern Japanese history.
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Omotesando
1h
This popular café is known for its fluffy and moist soufflé pancakes. Each pancake is carefully baked at a low temperature upon order, offering a freshly made, delicate sweetness and melt-in-your-mouth texture.
Its refined flavor is uniquely Japanese, making it a favorite among international visitors. Just like its name suggests, it’s a place where you can enjoy a truly “happy” dessert experience.
