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The spiritual home of Tokyo's kawaii culture, Takeshita Street is a vibrant 350-meter pedestrian zone stretching from Harajuku Station to Meiji Street. Packed with crepe stands, candy floss stalls, and eccentric fashion boutiques, it draws visitors from around the world. THISTOKYO picks the best stops on this unforgettable street.
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Sweet XO Good Grief, a store on Takeshita-dori in Harajuku that is the talk of the town for its Takeshita Paradisus, baby-bottle drinks, and Shinakochan productions!
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[Event Ended] Event ended] Shinako Chan's Sebon Star Cafe Harajuku Takeshita Street Go-Go Cafe, Candy Go-Go
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La Grande Maison TOKYO, a hideaway restaurant where you can enjoy healthy French cuisine and paired wine courses in a space surrounded by greenery in Harajuku.
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[Temporarily Closed] Bosque de Harajuku" is a hideaway in Harajuku, Tokyo! Bosque de Harajuku, a cafe where you can enjoy delicious bread in a space surrounded by greenery.
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Korean Trend Gourmet in Harajuku! Okudo Dining & Cafe - a new spot on Takeshita-dori to try out the squid game Dalgona die-cutting!
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Review of Red and White Bean Curd "Szechuan Cuisine Ryu no Zi" Harajuku, selected as one of the 100 best restaurants in 2024 by Eating Log!
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Review of PEANUTS Cafe SUNNY SIDE kitchen, aka "Snoopy Cafe" near Takeshita-dori in Harajuku!
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Japan's first crepe specialty store "Marion Crepe" on Takeshita Street in Harajuku, a very satisfying experience with a diverse menu of over 70 different crepes! The popular chocolate mint crepe is also available!
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[Permanently Closed] Basanova, a popular and stylish hideout for green curry ramen near Takeshita Street in Harajuku
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[Permanently Closed] Pom Pom Pudding Cafe Harajuku Experience Report! Had a special time in a healing space full of cuteness!
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A pot of about 30 kinds of black tea and apple pie to be enjoyed at "Christie" Harajuku, a long-established coffee shop near Takeshita-dori in Harajuku for over 40 years.
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Bowls#, a Greek yogurt specialty store from Korea, located on Takeshita-dori in Harajuku
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