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Takeshita Dori Street - 竹下通り (More Details)
Once exiting the Harajuku station. Parallel and across the street you can find the Takeshita Dori Street. Filled with shops for Youth including Gothic supplies, Band Shirts, miscellaneous character items and idol goods popular among teens.
Shops along Takeshita Dori tend to be open daily from 11:00 to 20:00.
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Omotesando - 表参道 (More Details)
Omotesando is the Champs-Elysee of Tokyo. It has opened the largest Louis Vuitton shop in Japan in 2003, and queues are frequent. It is one of the rare avenue of the Japanese capital to be planted with trees all its length. "Omotesando" means "front approach"
Shops along Omotesando tend to be open daily from 11:00 to 20:00.
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Meiji-jingu Shrine - 明治神宮 (More Details)
Tokyo's largest shrine, and one of Japan's three "Jingu" (Imperial shrine). It was built in 1920 in memory of emperor Meiji and empress Shoken
Always open. Admission free.
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Yoyogi Park - 代々木公園 (More Details)
The largest Open park in Tokyo. The park is more like a forest at times with a variety of landscape and places to sit and enjoy your time. A popular place for "Lovers" to go.
Always open. Admission free.
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Nation Yoyogi Statdium
Built for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics by renown architect Tange Kenzo, the stadium hosted the olympic swimming competitions. It is now also being used for ice skating and volleyball competitions, concerts and various other events..
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