Top Things to do when you visit in Harajuku

World famous Japan's Center of Youth's Culture, Harajuku is the street fashion mecca and the origin of KAWAII culture. Here you find its beauty from the cuttest lolita lcothing shops to boutiques of global luxury brands around the world. Also, just walking 5 minutes from Harajuku Station, you will find the urban oasis just right in the center of Tokyo! Come check it out! Feel the city vibe in Harajuku!

Meiji Jingu Shrine

Meiji Shrine is located in the Shibuya district of Tokyo. A large number of visitors from all over Japan come for “hatsumode” or the first shrine visit of the New Year. On the day of your visit, you can catch a glimpse of a traditional wedding ceremony if you’re lucky.

Harajuku

Recently, tourists to Japan add Takeshita Street in Harajuku as the place they want to visit most list. Harajuku continues to be the center of the “kawaii“ or cute subculture and its distinct fashion.

Omotesando

A sophisticated sense of high class engulfs the pedestrians walking there. From the main street to the back streets, there is a variety of shops. Even walking through the back alleys brings an air of celebrity

Yoyogi Park

An urban park that has been loved for years as a daily resting area for Tokyo citizens which holds concerts and many events. If you’re tired of the city’s hustle and bustle, take a break in this huge park.

NHK Studio Park

At the Japanese national broadcaster’s NHK Studio Park, you can find out about the production studio for TV programs. You can look at live broadcasts and encounter popular characters.

Jingu-Gaien Fireworks Festival

Starting from Jingu-Gaien Park, the fireworks festival that takes place from 4 sites is a sight to behold as a collaboration between big-name guests and fireworks. It is famous as one of Tokyo’s Big 3 Fireworks Festivals.

Blue Note Tokyo

Top-caliber artists centering around jazz perform on stage within the relaxing environment of Blue Note Tokyo where you can also enjoy delicious dishes and cocktails.