When buying Japanese souvenirs, go to Harajuku🎀

#Harajuku, another otaku mecca alongside Ikebukuro! 📍Takeshita Street Buy unforgettable souvenirs on Takeshita Street, a small street lined with shops! #Souvenirs There are so many shops, but each one seems to sell different items, which was surprising. If you're not planning on going back, it's best to buy something when you're hooked. That's my personal tip. 📍Harajuku Crepe Shop The shop with the red sign that has people lining up in front! I haven't tried it myself, but it looks like a sweet treat that will please people of all ages :) 📍Tokyu Plaza #Harakado If you're interested in Tokyo architecture, this is a must-see!! My reason for visiting Harajuku was Harakado. Harakado seems to have carved out a corner and incorporated nature into it, creating a unique blend of modern and eco-friendly. I guess I came here because I wanted to go up to the Sky Garden! Amazing view from the Sky Garden! It reminds me of Shibuya Crossing, but this one feels more organized :) Indoors, it's filled with brands like any other shopping mall, but it seems to have a more hip style😆 📍Tokyu Plaza #Omokado I wanted to see Harakado from across the street, so I headed to another Tokyu Plaza diagonally across the street! It's called Omokado because it's on the road leading to Omotesando :) The photo I took while riding the escalator and looking outward, the reflection on the mirrored walls creates a truly futuristic scene!! I highly recommend stopping by💕 #travelguide #japantravel #placestovisitintotokyo