Harajuku
Derek FrealDerek Freal|Guest Contributor|SHOPPING, TOKYO Updated : Apr 1, 2017, 06.33 PM IST
Derek Freal
Derek Freal abandoned the American Dream in 2009 to travel the world and eventually realized that Asia is the best part, which is why most of his writing covers India to Indonesia (and everywhere in between). However Derek"s specialty is in unique and offbeat travel guides -- not just for Asia but countries across the globe -- and in producing travel videos. All this and more as the nomadic journey continues on http://blog.theHoliDaze.com.
Exiting Harajuku metro station, the first street you encounter is Takeshiti-dori, Harajuku’s premiere shopping scene. Both sides of the street are packed full of boutique clothing shops selling unique apparel and accessories. Don’t be surprised by the “No Fucking Photos” signs—the place is not very photographer-friendly. However, even if you are not in the mood for new clothing, the district is an experience nonetheless.
Nearby: Omotesando, another famous —and more upscale—shopping area, as well as Shibuya district, the vibrant heart of Shibuya ward.
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