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- Recommended Plan for Shibuya, Harajuku and Omotesando
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Considered as the most popular gathering area for young Tokyoites, Shibuya unveils a large selection of shopping areas: from large shopping malls, highly renowned brand-name stores to small unique independent stores, this unique part of Tokyo really offers a huge and diverse variety of stores boasting the latest trends in town.
Noted for its simple and modern atmosphere, this hotel is directly connected to Shibuya Station with a very convenient access.
Recommended Plan
Regular
(Stay 2persons only)
JPY 14,438(Per person, 2/20-21)
Twin, No meal
Try JAPANiCAN Recommended Ideas For a Delightful Shopping in Shibuya, Harajuku and Omotesando
Take the JR Line to Harajuku.
♦ Meiji Jingu (Meiji Shrine)
Surrounded by green forests, Meiji Jingu is a imperial shrine dedicated to the soul of Emperor Meiji. A gravel path surrounded by trees leads to the main shrine offering you a poetic walking path.
♦ Takeshita Dori (Takeshita Street)
A stylish and busy street filled with hoards of teenagers. The street is crammed with reasonably-priced accessory stores, used clothing stores and boutiques. There are also many stores that carry idol goods. This place is a must-see for those interested in enjoying the sights of the original and unique fashion styles worn by the youths of Tokyo.
♦ Laforet Harajuku
A landmark in Harajuku. Laforet Harajuku is the first place to gather information on new trends to be established into the mainstream. GAP in front of Laforet Harajuku is also a popular store with a diverse selection of goods.
♦ Kiddy Land Harajuku
This is the place to experience Japan's current vogues. Kiddy Land Harajuku carries trendy toys and character merchandise, such as high-profiled Wii, the popular character Rilakkuma and not to forget the world's smallest bipedal humanoid robot, i-SOBOT.
Take the subway to Shibuya.
♦ Omotesando Hills
The newest shopping mall on offer. Not only holding clothing stores, there are also stylish cafes inside to while away an afternoon. This mall is worth while going there just for the unique spiral internal architecture. Around Omotesando Hills, the world-famous brand-name stores such as CELINE, LOEWE, Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Gucci and PRADA can be found, allowing you to enjoy shopping in an exclusive and sophisticated atmosphere.
♦ Shibuya 109
A cylinder-shaped shopping mall which captures the essence of Shibuya. Shibuya 109 carries a lot of stores geared towards teenagers and twenty-somethings which is famous as a place to establish the latest fashions.
♦ LOFT
A specialty store that carries beauty products, healthcare products, sundry goods, kitchenware, interior accessories and stationery goods. Their stylish products are practical and of high-quality.
♦ Shibuya Seibu
A large department store offering middle-class and high-class brand-names. Shibuya Seibu is divided into Building A, which carries women's clothing, and Building B, which carries men's clothing and interior accessories.
♦ PARCO
A shopping mall geared towards people in their twenties and thirties. Roughly divided into 3 buildings. PART 1 and 2 deal with fashion, PART 3 deals with interior design and sundry goods, PARCO also has many galleries and book stores.
