[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Takeshita St (Updated Mar)

You can never get sick of Tokyo because there are just too many things to see and do there. Getting around - The metro is very reliable to get around Tokyo city. Attractions: 1. Senso-ji Temple Highlights - Senso-ji Temple is Tokyo's oldest temple, known for its iconic Kaminarimon Gate. There is a bustling shopping street outside the temple and the entire Asakusa area is very fun to explore too. 2. Harajuku Highlights - This is a neighbourhood to go if you are into street fashion, cute accessories and trendy boutiques. Especially along the Takeshita street, every shop is so unique and interesting. 3. Akihabara Highlights - Very interesting place, this is the 'Electric Town' and you are in the right place if you are an anime lover. A hub of otaku culture, regardless of your age, this place can be pretty eye opening. There are countless anime shops and themed cafes here. 4. Ginza Highlights - An upscale shopping district, and there is also a 12 storey Uniqlo! There are many luxury boutiques here and nightlife is vibrant. #travellerswonderland #japantrip #100waysoftravel #tokyo #city

Let's take a look at the most popular shopping area in Harajuku🤩 This place is called Takeshita Street, which is a popular shopping area for Japanese teenagers. If you come to Harajuku, you definitely must not miss it. 📍 This street is almost 400 meters long. You can walk around a lot. There are clothing stores, fashion stores, Daiso, toy stores, photo booths, various snacks, and most importantly, you have to try the cold crepe here. There are many shops to choose from, but this time, we stopped by Santa Monica. It was easy to choose from the recommended menu 55555 and got one strawberry chocolate whip cream🍓. Personally, I don't think it was that great. I was a little disappointed because I came here on purpose🥹 But if anyone has the chance, you have to try it for yourself. #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี #เที่ยวญี่ปุ่น #เที่ยวญี่ปุ่นBY YOURSELF #เที่ยวโตะ #โตะ #เที่ยวต่างประเทศ

Located in the busy Takeshita street, you can find lots of different ‘animal cafes’, a concept which you can eat and drink amongst animals. However there were plenty which I did not want to enter due to the kind of wild animals which was being offered for interaction, such as otters, foxes and meerkats. My friend and I found a respectful, clean snake cafe, which offered a 15 minute interaction with a snake whilst being supervised by a handler and an option of some tea or coffee drinks. The snakes were kept in boxes safely so you could see them whilst you ate your food. It was a very calm, clean and relaxing environment and all proceeds from the cafe went into caring for the snakes!

#JapanTravel I'll recommend the best okonomiyaki and monjayaki restaurant I've had in Tokyo!! It's a monjiyaki restaurant called Sakuratei! Sakuratei is located in Tokyo Harajuku, so the neon sign outside the store is Harajuku-like and pretty!! The inside of the store is also much larger than I thought, so it's nice that the line moves quickly even though it's a famous restaurant. However, they take reservations, so I recommend making a reservation before you go! I recommend the mentaiko mochi monjayaki, pork and shrimp okonomiyaki menu! It was also fun because you get to make the okonomiyaki and monjiyaki yourself. I ordered potato butter as a side dish, and it was so delicious!! #Tokyo places to visit #Restaurant tour #Japanese food

#springwander Across the main street from Harajuku Station is "Takeshita Street" with shops representing Harajuku culture for 350 metres. It is a source of cute culture that attracts attention from all over the world, and there are colourful goods and sweets in front of the store. There are some things that can only be bought and eaten here, so take your time to look around. During the day, it is a pedestrian street, so you can enjoy walking around the city to your heart's content.

#japantrip Takeshita Street is a must-visit spot in Tokyo, known for its youthful energy, trendy fashion, and vibrant atmosphere. Though it's more commonly associated with Harajuku, its proximity to Shibuya makes it a great stop for those exploring the area. The narrow, bustling street is lined with colorful shops, quirky boutiques, and unique fashion stores, making it a paradise for those looking for the latest street trends. It’s also home to a variety of snack stalls and dessert shops, including the famous crepes, rainbow cotton candy, and fluffy pancakes. While the crowd can be overwhelming, especially on weekends, it adds to the lively charm of the place. For a more relaxed experience, visiting on a weekday morning is a good idea. Overall, Takeshita Street is a fun and exciting destination for those who love fashion, food, and the vibrant culture of Tokyo’s youth scene. ChatGPT can make mistakes. Check important in

#japantrip #autumn Tokyo - Osaka - Kyoto - Fuji Fun 8 days in Japan: 🎨 Tech art in Teamlab Tokyo 🍦Crepe and shop in Takeshita St Tokyo 🏔 Stunning view of Mt Fuji in Kawaguchiko 🛝 Fun slide in Tsutenkaku Tower Osaka 🍩 Mochi making in Nara 🦌 Feeding deers in Nara Park ⛩️ Fushimi Inari in Kyoto 🛕Yasaka Pagoda in Kyoto 👘 Walk in kimono in Kyoto 🛕 Temples in Osaka 🏃♂️ Glico man in Dotonbori Osaka 🥩 Wagyu in Osaka Panga 🏯 Visit Osaka Castle 🏰 Fun day in Tokyo Disneyland 🗼And of course, Tokyo Tower

🤔 Have you ever wondered what it’s like to step into a world where rainbow-colored cotton candy is bigger than your head, fashion trends are born, and every corner is IG worthy? Welcome to Takeshita Dori in Harajuku, Tokyo 🇯🇵! 😍 Takeshita Dori is the heart of Harajuku’s youth culture, a bustling pedestrian street that’s equal parts fashion runway, foodie paradise, and pop-culture playground. It’s where trends like decora fashion, Harajuku street style, and oversized accessories were born. 😉✌🏻 Whether you’re a fashionista hunting for the latest trends, a foodie eager to try every sweet treat in sight, or just a curious traveler soaking in the sights and sounds, Takeshita Dori has something for everyone. Sure it’s crowded, loud, and a little overwhelming at times, but that’s all part of the fun. It’s a place where you can let your inner child run wild, embrace the absurd, and create memories that are as colorful as the street itself. So, the next time you’re in Tokyo, make sure to curve out some time for Takeshita Dori. Grab a crepe, snap a selfie with snoopy at the Peanut Cafe, and let yourself get swept up in the magic of Harajuku. 🤩 #tokyostroll

#newyearnewtrip Takeshita Street in Harajuku is one of Tokyo's most vibrant and buzzing shopping destinations, known for its eclectic mix of fashion, accessories, and unique boutiques. This narrow, pedestrian-only street is famous for its colorful, youth-driven fashion culture, attracting both locals and tourists who are eager to explore the latest trends. From quirky streetwear and pastel-colored outfits to vintage finds and kawaii (cute) accessories, there’s something for every style. The street is also lined with trendy cafés, sweet shops, and popular snack stands, including the famous crepes and rainbow-colored cotton candy. It's always alive with energy, especially on weekends when the crowds pour in to shop, eat, and people-watch. Whether you’re after the latest fashion, quirky souvenirs, or just soaking in the lively atmosphere, Takeshita Street offers a fun, fast-paced shopping experience that embodies the youthful spirit of Harajuku.

#Seasonal places in Japan Wiggle Wiggle, a lifestyle brand that is very popular in Korea, is now available in Harajuku, Japan✨ When you enter the store, you will find a cute space like an amusement park, and you can enjoy shopping in a photogenic store🩷 ____________________________________ 📍 WIGGLE WIGGLE.ZIP HARAJUKU 1-8-1 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo SSC Harajuku Building ⏰10:00-20:00 *Business hours may vary ____________________________________ #Harajuku #Korea #Korean goods #Shopping

#japantrip #shopping #travel #tokyo #harajuku #streets #spring Shopping in Harajuku is an unmissable experience that perfectly captures Tokyo’s vibrant and eclectic energy. Takeshita Street is the heart of Harajuku, buzzing with quirky boutiques, colorful fashion stores, and trendy accessory shops. You’ll also find unique treats like rainbow cotton candy and crepes that are as Instagram-worthy as they are delicious! During my visit, I loved exploring the mix of high-end brands and offbeat streetwear, as well as the hidden gems in the quieter lanes. The energy of the crowd and the explosion of colors and creativity make shopping here a true adventure. Pro tip: Visit on a weekday morning to avoid the crowds and take your time soaking in the one-of-a-kind atmosphere. Harajuku is where fashion, food, and fun collide—don’t miss it!

In Tokyo, join the LONG queue to try one of the best donuts freshly made at the local chain store called I am Donut? Yumz….

I'll introduce you to an Italian restaurant with a great atmosphere in Harajuku, Tokyo. It's called [EATALY]👀 There are about 4 stores in Tokyo. The reason I recommend this place is because it has a white atmosphere and a wide terrace. The atmosphere is really great! It's located on the 3rd floor of the building, so you can see Harajuku and even Shibuya in the distance👍 The course price is also reasonable, so it's great for enjoying Italian food in a nice atmosphere at the end of the year;) How about enjoying a nice restaurant in Tokyo at the end of the year? 📍EATALY Harajuku store 〒150-0001 Tokyo Shibuya-ku Minami-mae 1-14-30 Wiz Harajuku 3F ・Opening hours: 11:00-22:00 ・Nearest station: 2-minute walk from Harajuku Station #Overseas travel #Japan #Japan travel #Tokyo #Tokyo travel #Tokyo restaurants #Gourmet conquest

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There are many places to visit during your trip to Tokyo. Among them, Shibuya is a hot spot!! Don't miss Takeshita Street and the Hachiko Statue in Shibuya! ✅ Takeshita Street 竹下通り 📍 1 Chome-16-6 Jingumae, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0001 Japan ✅ Hachiko Statue 忠犬ハチ公像 📍 2 Chome-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0043 Japan

#JapanTravel A cute cafe located inside Harajuku Takeshita-dori I visited because I like Sanrio characters!! You get a waiting number at the entrance, but since I don't have a Japanese phone number, I registered by scanning a QR code on LINE~ When the real-time number appears, you can go around other places and come back!! When you enter, it's all Pompompurin world..🥹 There are many headband props for taking pictures, and there are many photo zones here and there Originally, I wanted to eat rice, but I ate a lot of snacks while waiting, so I was full, so I only ordered a drink😭 The drink visuals are also so cute They also sell Pompompurin goods on one side!!

#weekendgetaways If you thought Harajuku meant only shopping and weird clothing. Let me tell you there is so much that can be done in Harajuku and plus yoyogi park, meiji shrine and omotesando. All of which can be done by getting down at the Harajuku station. May be not convincing enough for some but in my younger years I have done these weekend stops in tokyo mostly focussing on Harajuku, in and around. Those were weekend getaways to explore the cosplay fascination, the urge to feel good, the good food and shopping. Harajuku is well known for fashion and youth centric culture. So things to do shouldn't be difficult to find. While the amount of people in here or in most touristic hubs of Tokyo can be a bother. But it seems it's part of the experience. And i sure appreciate the lack of less of the red light thing that is so much in places like shinjuku. #weekendgetaways #shortrip #shopping #cherryblossom2024 #food #cosplay

📍Tokyo, Japan Takoyaki, a must-eat snack in Japan! There are many takoyaki shops in Tokyo, but Waratako in Harajuku is very popular with locals, so if you are traveling to Tokyo, I recommend you visit it! :) There are various sauces such as wasabi and cream, but the basics are original!!! Enjoy takoyaki, a representative Japanese snack, at Waratako, where a whole, plump octopus is put in ~ #July Travel Support Grant Event

📍Tokyo, Japan If you're a Sanrio character fan, take note 📢 If you go to Takeshita Street in Harajuku, Tokyo, there's a Sanrio shop called Sanrio Vivitics where you can get a variety of Sanrio goods at relatively cheap prices so if you like Sanrio, I recommend you visit :) In the afternoon, there are a lot of people on the street itself so you might feel a bit out of it, so I recommend you go early ㅎㅎ Buy Tokyo travel souvenirs at the Harajuku Sanrio shop 🥰 #July travel support event

Takeshita Street is a street and shopping street located in Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan. It is for pedestrians only from 11 am to 6 pm every day. It sells trendy products such as clothing, accessories, and food. There are mainly fashion stores, jewelry stores, coffee shops, Japanese crepe shops and restaurants on both sides. Most of them are small shops, attracting young people and tourists. Even though it was a weekday afternoon, there were quite a lot of people visiting Takeshita Street. In addition to Japanese people, there were also many tourists who came here for pilgrimage. When walking along Takeshita Street, crepes are a must-try. Although there are crepe shops in almost all tourist attractions or shopping malls, Access 5 seconds walk from JR Harajuku Station Takeshita Exit Get off at Meiji Jingumae Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line and walk 200 meters from Exit 3 or 5 #TokyoAttractions#HarajukuTakeshita Street #Harajuku #Takeshita Street #JapanTravel #TokyoFreeTravel

#familytrips2024 Visiting Takeshita Street is an exhilarating dive into Harajuku's vibrant culture. The adventure begins uniquely as your faces appear on a digital display at the entrance, captured by a welcoming camera, adding a personalized touch to your visit. The bustling street, lined with trendy boutiques, quirky shops, and colourful cafes, buzzes with youthful energy. You can explore eclectic fashion, sample delicious crepes, and discover unique accessories. Street performers and stylish crowds enhance the lively atmosphere. This fusion of modern technology and dynamic street culture makes the experience memorable, turning a simple visit into an interactive, personalized journey through one of Tokyo's most iconic locations.

A must visit! It is a crowded street full of tourists. A lof of young shoppers. There are a lot of trendy items. Many food shops to choose from. Weekends is sooo crowded so I'll recommend to visit during weekdays. It is located in Harajuku. Popular destination. Must try the pear pancakes😍(no photo though) you can see cosplayers also. #Takeshita #shopping #Tanghulu #Tokyo

When I came to Takeshita Street in Harajuku district, Tokyo, Japan, I was attracted by this city street that combines food and fashion. This famous shopping street is not only a gathering place for young people, but also a paradise for food lovers, making me feel as if I am in a vibrant urban landscape. At Kaiten Sushi, I tasted traditional Japanese gourmet sushi and took photos of various delicious sushi plates. Every bite was a delicious enjoyment. I also recorded the electronic menu of food and what I ordered so that I can remember the delicious taste when I recall it. Taking pictures in front of Kaiten Sushi restaurant added a unique color to my trip. In addition to delicious food, I also look for the fusion of fashion and culture in the streets and alleys of Takeshita Street. I wandered along the streets, admiring the various fashionable shops and artistic decorations, and took fourteen photos in the bustle of the city, capturing the atmosphere and emotion that is unique to this place. Spending time on Takeshita Street allowed me to experience the unique charm and diversity of Tokyo's Harajuku district. I will always treasure these precious memories of enjoying the delicious food and experiencing the city style on Takeshita Street. #Harajuku #Takeshita Street #Japanese Food

It is one of Tokyo's most popular tourist spots. The Harajuku pedestrian street is full of people and sells a variety of products, especially food and fashion. If you come on a holiday, you may have to walk in a crowded area. I recommend you to stop by. You will get a full Japanese feel.

#cherryblossom2024 Discover the eclectic charm of Tokyo's iconic Takeshita Street with its bustling atmosphere and quirky shops. From trendy fashion boutiques to delectable street food stalls, every corner promises a unique encounter. Lose yourself in the colorful array of shops offering kawaii merchandise, vintage finds, and mouthwatering crepes. Immerse yourself in the energetic ambiance, where every step unveils a new surprise. Experience the heartbeat of Harajuku as you wander through this lively street, soaking in its youth culture and vibrant spirit. Unleash your inner explorer and dive into the heart of Tokyo's fashion scene! #TakeshitaStreet #TokyoWanderlust #HarajukuVibes #ExploreTokyo #StreetFashion 🇯🇵

#cherryblossom2024 Takeshita Street, nestled in Tokyo's Harajuku district, is a bustling hub of fashion, food, and fun. This iconic pedestrian street is a magnet for fashionistas, offering an eclectic mix of trendy boutiques, quirky cafes, and delicious street food stalls. From kawaii fashion to mouthwatering crepes, Takeshita Street embodies the essence of Japanese pop culture. Visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere, snapping Instagram-worthy photos amidst colorful storefronts and lively crowds. Whether indulging in shopping sprees or sampling local treats, Takeshita Street promises an unforgettable Tokyo experience. #TakeshitaStreet #Harajuku #Tokyo #Fashion #Kawaii 🇯🇵

#thingstodo This is one of the very popular places for young people. The whole street is full of retail shops selling fashion for young people. Tourists from all over the world like to come here to feel the popular fashion and culture . A great experience to visit this famous place ! The entrance is cool with a camera that tracks you on the big street sign. Many people stop to take photos here. The street itself is full of cute Knick knacks, souvenirs, clothing and accessories. The food is either crepe, corn dogs, 100 coin, or kebabs and this just keeps repeating along the street. You can go into animal cafes which seem cute! There are barely any bathrooms and the street does smell very bad.

Background: Harajuku Station → Shibuya Station 1 Harajuku Station You can get off the subway at Harajuku Station and get off at Shinjuku Station without going back. Kiddy land From the subway station, you can see a large building straight ahead. There are many different IPs. Chikawa is on the first floor, you can pay attention to the new replenishment. The goods are relatively complete compared to other stores, it seems that only the first floor can have a chiikawa land bag. Each floor is super good to visit, there are many favorite IPs, I would have been crazy happy when I was a kid. →Takeshita Street It's a very lively street, there are many trendy brand buyer shops along the way, the price is quite good. There are also many snacks, they all look delicious. Fukuya Harajuku Store Inside Takeshita Street, this store can use Alipay, you can rest assured to read the blog! There is a Harajuku limited ribbon bear, which is really super cute. 2 Shibuya Station The street feeling of Shinjuku is not much different from Huaihai Road in Shanghai, perhaps because the road is a bit dirty when it rains. But only when you take pictures near the Shibuya intersection will it look good. There are really too many good-looking people on the street! There are many luxury stores on the street if you need to go and see. →Shibuya loft seems to have seven floors, there is a chiikawa for sale. B1 can find greeting cards, the top floor has other things, but no dolls. →Shibuya sky we booked is the 3:40 session, don't be late! (It seems to say that if you are late, you won't be allowed to go up!!) It rained that day so the roof was not open, the staff will ask you if you want to change the date or go up. We didn't have time so we had to go straight in. There is a small bar inside, you can order a drink and sit at the bar to look out the window. After entering, you can find a place in front of the glass to sit down. As long as you go in, you can stay inside without time limit. We originally thought we really couldn't go to the roof, but fortunately the rain stopped and the roof was open at night! At this time, there are no people in the four corners of the room, you don't need to queue up to take pictures, you can take a few shots. Before going to the roof, you need to store your belongings in the locker, which requires 100 yen. The wind on the rooftop is really big, it's very, very cold, but it's really bustling and beautiful to look down from the top floor, and there is no regret. Today's luck book is really bursting, I originally thought I would definitely not be able to go up this time, I didn't expect the rain to stop. Sunset tickets need to be grabbed a month in advance, we booked on xc_ can be used. There are generally no sunset tickets on klook.