Things to Do - Aoyama, Omotesando, Harajuku

The underground stage where countless legendary performances have taken place

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Experiences Facilities

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A long-running Minami-Aoyama favorite that has hosted standout performances by renowned artists from Japan and around the world.

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Museums

Ota Memorial Museum of Art

One of the world’s leading ukiyo-e museums with masterpieces by renowned Japanese artists.

The 1st floor of the traditional home is for cafes and the 2nd floor is an event space

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Museums

Urasando Garden

Inside the traditional Japanese home on the back alley, cafes gather and serve Japanese sweets.

The museum opens to the public Taro Okamoto’s actual atelier and residence in Minami-Aoyama

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Museums

Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum

Experience the bold and unconventional world of iconic Japanese artist Taro Okamoto.

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Museums

Watari Museum of Contemporary Art

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A private museum hosting diverse exhibitions with a primary focus on contemporary art.

Exterior of the museum in harmony with the forest.

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Museums

Meiji Jingu Museum

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This museum exhibits items related to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, the deities of Meiji Jingu Shrine.

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Meiji Jingu is one of Tokyo’s top spiritual spots and Japan’s most-visited shrine for New Year’s first shrine visit (hatsumode). Surrounded by a surprisingly lush forest for central Tokyo, it offers plenty to see. This guide covers the shrine’s highlights and key tips to help you make the most of your visit.

A promenade connecting Shinjuku and Harajuku

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Famous Places

The Kyu-Shibuyagawa Yuho-Doro (Cat Street)

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A trend-setting area where the hottest stores and cafes gather.

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Cat Street is a trend-setting place where name-brand stores and the hottest gourmet food are gathered. This article introduces a 1-day Course that allows you to fully enjoy the highlights of Cat Street and cultivate sensitivity and beauty. If you are going to visit a trend-setting area, not only enjoy yourself but how about refining your taste.

At the main hall, the “Z Banner” for victory is raised

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Shrines & Temples

Togo Jinja

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The shrine next to Harajuku’s Takeshita Street which enshrines Heihachiro Togo.

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Shopping Streets

Takeshita Street

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The world watches the kawaii (cute) culture shared by this shopping street.

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Known as the birthplace of “Kawaii culture,” Takeshita Street is where trendsetting fashion and must-try street food come together. In recent years, it has become a top sightseeing spot not only for young locals, but also for many visitors to Japan. If it’s your first time on Takeshita Street, here are the classic ways to enjoy it, plus carefully selected shopping spots and the best grab-and-go eats.

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Museums

Nezu Museum

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National treasures and other important antiquities are on display. The museum is filled with the passion of businessman Kaichiro Nezu.

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Museums

Tokyo Camii Turkish Cultural Center

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Japan’s largest place of worship for Muslims, modeled after the Ottoman mosque.

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Parks & Gardens

Meiji Jingu Gaien (Outer Garden)

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Sporting a Variety of Athletic Facilities, its Ginkgo Avenue is Famous.

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Parks & Gardens

Yoyogi Park

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An Urban Oasis Bustling with a Variety of Events.

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Yoyogi Park is the fifth-largest metropolitan park within Tokyo’s 23 wards. Despite being in the heart of the city, it’s an urban oasis where you can relax surrounded by lush nature. While you won’t find typical playground equipment, events at the outdoor stage and popular flea markets draw big crowds. If you’re tired of Tokyo’s nonstop energy, why not take a leisurely stroll through Yoyogi Park? Here are the classic spots to know and the best seasons to visit for a truly refreshing break.

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Shrines & Temples

Meiji Jingu Shrine

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Every year, Meiji Jingu Shrine boasts the largest number of visitors for Hatsumode (first shrine visit of the New Year) and the status of one of Tokyo’s leading power spots.

Things to Do Aoyama, Omotesando, Harajuku

BLUE NOTE TOKYO

Ota Memorial Museum of Art

Urasando Garden

Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum

Watari Museum of Contemporary Art

Meiji Jingu Museum

[Complete Meiji Jingu Shrine Travel Guide] Highlights, History, and Practical Info

The Kyu-Shibuyagawa Yuho-Doro (Cat Street)

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Togo Jinja

Takeshita Street

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Nezu Museum

Tokyo Camii Turkish Cultural Center

Meiji Jingu Gaien (Outer Garden)

Yoyogi Park

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Meiji Jingu Shrine

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