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Harajuku

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★ 4.9 (300K+ reviews) • 11M+ booked
Harajuku is the vibrant heart of Tokyo's exciting youth Japanese culture and cutting-edge fashion scene. As a buzzing shopping neighborhood in the heart of Japan, it's the center of Japanese pop culture. From Harajuku Station to the stylish Omotesando area, this trendy district is packed with fashion boutiques, thrift stores, and themed cafes. Prepare for crowds, especially on weekends, as you explore this dynamic city hub of creativity and colorful style!
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Harajuku, Jingumae, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan
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Harajuku Reviews

4.9 /5
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李 **
1 Jul
It is very convenient to book tickets using Klook. You don't have to compete with everyone on the Jr website. This time I was arranged to sit in car 3, which is close to car 2 for selling things. If you want to take pictures, you can go to car 1 to take pictures of the scenery.
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RACQUEL *****
1 Jul
I booked this activity twice. During my first visit, the weather wasn’t good so the rooftop was closed. Thankfully, they offered a full refund with no hassle. On my second booking, the weather was perfect and the rooftop was open—the view from Shibuya Sky was absolutely stunning, one of the best in Tokyo! I highly recommend buying your tickets through Klook to skip the long lines and avoid missing out, as tickets can sell out quickly.
Kwok *****
1 Jul
At first, I just wanted to give it a try, but I didn't think that I could really book a Japanese restaurant for free with Klook. Since this restaurant only accepts phone reservations and I don't understand Japanese, I relied on Klook to help me book a seat. When we arrived at the restaurant, the owner had already prepared our dinner.
YANG ********
1 Jul
What you buy on Klook is the electronic version of the Hakone Freepass. You don't need to exchange for a physical ticket. You can use it by showing the electronic ticket display to the staff. It is convenient and fast, and it is a great choice.
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洪 **
1 Jul
After purchasing online, you can directly scan the QR code at the machine at the Japanese station to redeem it. It is very convenient. You can take the subway directly to eat delicious food and go shopping. It is very useful. Next time I come to Japan, I will continue to buy and use it.
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Klook User
1 Jul
I made sushi for the first time here and it was delicious! the staff was so kind and helpful. they guided you every step of the way. it was right in Shibuya a few minutes from the station. I left there feeling super full. they also give you a brief history of sushi which is nice. they are a new spot that just opened a month ago so it was nice to be one of the firsts here as well! I highly recommend
Cheng ******
1 Jul
Online purchases can be used immediately, which is convenient and fast, and the price will drop with the exchange rate, which is very good.
Klook User
1 Jul
As a person who is afraid of heights even I was left in awe of the view and the experience

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Things to Do in Harajuku

1. Yoyogi Park

Visit one of Tokyo's biggest and most charming city parks, with spacious lawns, tranquil ponds, and lush forested spots. Bring a picnic blanket, or you can sit on the numerous park benches to enjoy cloud gazing, people-watching, or simply relaxing around nature.

2. Meiji Shrine

This Shinto shrine honors Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, the deified spirits of a beloved emperor who ruled from 1867 to 1912. Wander through the stunning shrine grounds, mostly made up of a lush forest where you can take a scenic walking path to surround yourself with nature's beauty.

3. Takeshita-Dori Street

At the core of Harajuku's teenage culture is Takeshita Street, full of chic shops, kawaii fashion boutiques, and quick dining spots perfect for style-savvy teens. If you're looking to experience the vibrant energy of Harajuku, this iconic shopping complex is a must-visit for you!

4. Omotesando Street

Omotesando Avenue is Tokyo's stylish street with famous shops and eateries for adults. There's Omotesando Hills for fashionable city folks in their 30s and 40s, and Kiddy Land for kids of all ages with tons of unique toys.

5. Ota Memorial Museum of Art

The Ota Memorial Museum of Art is a charming spot where you can see ukiyo-e paintings and prints from Mr. Ota Seizo's extensive collection of over 10,000 pieces. The displays are changed every month for a fresh experience each visit.

Tips for Your Harajuku Visit

When is the best time to visit Harajuku?

To experience the exciting youth culture of Harajuku, it's best to plan your visit on weekends when Takeshita Street is bustling with activity. However, for a more relaxed visit, weekdays are ideal.

How to go to Harajuku District Tokyo?

Harajuku is easily accessible by train, with Harajuku Station on the JR Yamanote Line being a convenient entry point. Meijijingu-mae Station and Omotesando Station also provide access to different parts of the neighborhood.

What should I wear in Harajuku?

Layering is key to the Harajuku style, where you can mix and match different styles. You can experiment with tank tops under shirts, sweaters with vests or jackets, or dresses paired with leggings. Ruffled dresses are a trendy choice to create the perfect layered outfit.

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