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Takeshita-Dori

Preserved in the archive in 2007. Historical article; travel and business details may have changed.

Takeshita-dori - Opposite Harajuku Station, Takeshita-dori is a narrow pedestrian only street packed with young fashionable people and lined with fashion boutiques and cafes. Takeshita-dori is located within Harajuku Tokyo. Takeshita-dori is definitely the place to be seen if you are young Tokyoite, but well worth visiting as a tourist. Takeshita-dori represents the cutting edge of fashion in Tokyo where you can see all the latest in Japanese street fashion and then buy in the boutiques. Daiso Harajuku - 100 Yen ShopDaiso is one of the largest 100 Yen shop in Tokyo. It is amazing the range and quality of the products you can find in a 100 Yen shop including kitchen items, stationary, small electronic devices and much more. You can see over 40 photographs of Takeshita-dori in our picture gallery. Takeshita-dori Harajuku It is as much as being seen in Takeshita-dori as is about the shopping. Two young fashionable Japanese girls. Harajuku Hotels Looking for accommodation near the Harajuku Tokyo? The closest hotels to Harajuku are located around Shinjuku station and on the same train line. See our Shinjuku Hotels section. Please support our site by using our hotel reservation system. |

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