[Harajuku Cat Street 1-Day Course] Refine your sensibility and beauty at a Trend-Setting Place!

There are many photogenic spots, such as street art and the stylish exteriors of apparel stores.
When visiting Cat Street, be sure to go on a tour of unique vintage clothing stores as well as high-brand stores.
Of course, there are plenty of apparel stores, but many cafes and food stands offer coffee and light meals, so you can enjoy walking and eating, walking and drinking.
If you visit Cat Street, you can enjoy trendy apparel stores and photogenic spots and taste trendy food.

Cat Street is about a 7-minute walk from JR Shibuya and Harajuku Stations.
It is a 3-minute walk from Meiji Jingu Station on the Tokyo Metro Line and a 5-minute walk from Omotesando Station, making it easily accessible from any station in the Shibuya and Harajuku area.

The course will start from JR Harajuku Station.
Once you arrive at Harajuku Station, head for the Omotesando Exit, which is close to the next spot.

A one- to two-minute walk from the "Omotesando Exit" of JR Harajuku Station brings you to the grounds of Meiji Jingu Shrine. Meiji Jingu Shrine is one of Tokyo's most popular power spots, with the largest number of visitors for Hatsumode in Japan. Let's pray for a good encounter on Cat Street, where we are about to start.

Before strolling down Cat Street, let's start with the hottest restaurant, LUKE'S LOBSTER, to get your fill.
LUKE'S LOBSTER is New York's No. 1 lobster roll specialty restaurant.
The lobster rolls stuffed with thick lobster meat are exquisite.
Takeout is also available, so it is perfect for eating on the go.

After grabbing a bite to eat, head to DELSEY LAB Tokyo, the world’s first concept store from DELSEY PARIS, a French luggage brand known for its stylish and functional suitcases, backpacks, and travel accessories.
Spread across two floors, DELSEY LAB Tokyo offers more than just shopping-it’s an immersive, experiential space designed to spark creativity and playfulness.

Adding to the charm, cat-themed motifs inspired by Cat Street are hidden throughout the store, offering delightful surprises for visitors. With plenty of limited-edition and store-exclusive items, this is the place to discover a one-of-a-kind “travel companion” you won’t find anywhere else.

Next to sensibility, head to "RAGTAG Harajuku," where you can hone your fashion sense to express your individuality.
RAGTAG Harajuku mainly handles designer brands of secondhand clothing and is highly popular in Japan because of its low prices for brands that are hard to find at new stores.
With so many brands to choose from, you are sure to find a brand you like at RAGTAG Harajuku.

After you have finished exploring the area, take a break at MICASADECO&CAFÉ.
MICASADECO&CAFÉ is a cafe popular for its pancakes.
In addition to pancakes, the cafe also offers a wide variety of food such as "PUFFIN," hybrid muffin sweets, omelets, brown rice curry, and more.
Heal your tired body after a long day of walking in a stylish space and delicious food.

After strolling from Cat Street to Omotesando and heading a bit toward Harajuku Station, you'll spot the iconic KIDDY LAND Harajuku, a landmark shopping destination in the Harajuku–Omotesando area.
Packed with popular and trending character goods, toys, and novelty items, it’s a favorite not only among locals but also international visitors looking for uniquely Japanese finds.
The basement floor houses the beloved Snoopy Town Shop, dedicated entirely to Peanuts merchandise. The first floor showcases the latest trending items, while the 2nd to 4th floors are filled with character goods from Japan and abroad—think Rilakkuma, Hello Kitty, and more.
Many items are exclusive to the Harajuku store, making it an ideal place to find one-of-a-kind souvenirs.
Surrounded by your favorite characters, you’ll be inspired and delighted—perfect for experiencing the playful, imaginative spirit that defines Harajuku.