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- From Omotesando to Akasaka! Enjoy the stylish city
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- The Omotesando area has a special feeling even in the sophisticated city of Tokyo. In this one day plan we travel from Omotesando passing Omotesando Hills to Harajuku, and finally arrive at Akasaka to enjoy a meal. Enjoy the mature atmosphere of the city.
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- Strolling around trendy spots in Okushibu.
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- Shibuya is a center of youth fashion with a lot of crowds including both domestic and international. But this plan is all about finding hidden gems in Okushibu which is more clam and sophisticated area of the city. Escape from hustle and bustle, and you’ll see different faces of Tokyo through the natural and cultural experiences.
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- Aoyama Cemetery
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- Tokyo Minato-ku Minamiaoyama 2-32-2
- This is a municipal cemetery in Minato City established in 1874. Even though being in the middle of the city center it is a vast green space. In addition to the people visiting graves, there are also many people who visit to stroll around. There are many graves of politicians and celebrities in the cemetery, and there is also a foreign cemetery. It is a nine-minute walk from the nearest station, Gaiemmae Station.
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- Shibuya Hikarie
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Shibuya 2-21-1
- This is a multi-purpose high-rise building near Shibuya Station. Opened in 2012, a collection of approximately 200 shops, including fashion, household goods, and food stores catering to people of all ages, are assembled in the ShinQs shopping area. The building houses, in addition to cafes and restaurants, a musical theater, the Tokyu Theater Orb, and an event hall. The many upper level office floors are home to global businesses. It is one of Shibuya's landmark towers, attracting many visitors.
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- Takeshita Street
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Jingumae 1
- Continuing from Harajuku Station to Meiji-dori Avenue it is a popular street to mainly young people. Talent shops, unique fashions and stores crowd the 350-meter street. It is a one minute walk from the nearest Harajuku station. It is a wonderful spot to have crepe in one hand and enjoy shopping.
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- Cat Street
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Jingumae
- “Cat Street” connects Shibuya and Harajuku. In the trend setting Harajuku and Omotesando area, Cat Street is lined with particularly unique shops stocking many street-style fashion brands. It is an eight-minute walk from Meiji-jingumae Station. There are fashionable and tasty cafes and restaurants which are always crowded with young customers.
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- WATARI-UM Watari Museum of Contemporary Art
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Jingumae 3-7-6
- A private art museum in Jingumae, Shibuya. It focuses on worldwide contemporary art and holds numerous exhibitions based on original concepts such as photography and designs. The building, with the impressive striped patterned outer wall, was designed by a Swiss architect, Mario Botta. The name of the museum comes from director and the curator of the museum, the Watari Family.
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- On Sundays
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Jingumae 3-7-6 In Watarium Museum
- This is a museum shop and café of the “WATARI-UM Watari Museum of Contemporary Art” in Jingumae, Shibuya. The first floor sells stationery postcard collections and original products by Japanese and international artists. The basement floor is a bookshop with a rich assortment of art books such as design books and photograph collections from around the world. At the café you can enjoy authentic espresso, tea and light meals while being immersed in contemporary art. Talk events are also held.
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- Nezu Museum
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- Tokyo Minato-ku Minamiaoyama 6-5-1
- This art museum located in Minami Aoyama opened in 1941 to conserve and exhibit the collection of Kaichiro Nezu, whose career included being president of Tobu Railway Co., Ltd. The collection of over 7,400 items (as of March 2016) is mostly comprised of pre-modern Japanese and East Asian art, and encompasses many National Treasures, Important Cultural Properties, and important works of art. In addition to the galleries in the main building, visitors can also view the Japanese garden that includes a teahouse, a stone Buddhist image, and stone lanterns.
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- Sakura Tei
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Jingumae 3-20-1
- This is an eccentric teppanyaki-style restaurant located in the Harajuku area. Visitors can enjoy dishes such as okonomiyaki, monjayaki, and teppanyaki that are all made with dashi seasoning free of any chemical seasonings. They also offer an all-you-can-eat menu and course menu for dinner parties, and the inexpensive all-you-can-eat option that is limited to weekday lunch times is particularly popular. Eat inside and enjoy the artistic and colorful wall art, or take advantage of the spacious outdoor terrace seating.
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- Tokyu Hands Shibuya Store
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Udagawachou 12-18
- In addition to DIY-related merchandise this large chain store carries interior goods and kitchen accessories as well as pet supplies. It offers an extensive line-up from standard items to cutting edge goods, and also carries a wide assortment of items that make for fashionable gifts. On the seventh floor is the popular self-service cafe, “Hands Cafe Shibuya.”
