Shop and Discover the latest Fashion Trends (Shibuya – Harajuku – Shimokitazawa Area)

Large department stores like Shibuya 109 and Parco beside entertainment facilities – Shibuya is the birthplace of youth culture. The world-famous busy Shibuya “scramble” crossing and popular meeting places like Hachiko Statue or Moyai Statue are must-see Tokyo sightseeing spots. In Harajuku, weekends are busy - the shopping mall La Foret and the shopping street Takeshita Steet are packed with visitors turning into a festival-like crowd. You can find all kinds of fashionable items on every corner. If you walk a little further, a different atmosphere awaits you – the more calm, grown-up side of this area, Omotesando.

Birthplace of Tokyo’s Subculture

Known by its nickname “Shimokita”, Shimokitazawa is a town defined by an atmosphere quite different from Shibuya or Harajuku. Individual fashion and vintage clothing shops, unique general stores, concert venues and theaters – this is where Tokyo’s hip artists gather. The train takes you to Shibuya in 4 minutes, and Shinjuku in 7 minutes, and the local shopping street is full of energy. And you will even find a notion of the “downtown” spirit somewhere!