HaraJuku

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HaraJuku
Harajuku
By Devin Roos

• ByDevin Roos

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Harajuku

• Burst onto the scene in 1964, the Olympic year
• Today the area includes Takshita St., Meiji Dori
  Ave., and Omotesando Dori Ave.

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Takshita Dori

• The Symbol of Harajuku and birthplace of Japans
  fashion trends
• Lined with boutiques, cafes and fast food
  restaurants
• Targets Tokyos teenagers

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Omotesando Dori

• Referred to as Tokyos Champs-Elysees
• Houses numerous stores, boutiques, cafes and
  restaurants
• Site of several designer brand shops

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Omotesando Hills

• Opened February 2006
• Consists of six floors of shops,cafes and beauty
  salons, three of which are underground
• Several apartments are located on top of the
  shopping center.

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Snoopy Town

• A wide variety of Snoopy goods are sold in this
  store

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Daiso Harajuku-100 yen shop

• One of the largest 100 yen shops in Tokyo
• Offers clothing, kitchenware, food and
  stationary
• 105 yen per item

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Kiddy Land

• One of Tokyos most famous and popular toy
  stores
• Six floors filled with all kinds of toys from
  electronics to stuffed animals
• Disney, Barbie and Hello Kitty brands are
  available

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Sources
http//www.japan-guide.com/e/e3006.html http//www
.tomakrist.net/gallery/repo_harajuku01.htm http//
www.tokyoessentials.com http//tokyoshoes.com