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This street feels pretty local by Tokyo standards—fewer tourists, more older locals—and the vibe is totally different from Shibuya or Shinjuku.
The whole street is packed with health foods, red underwear, and traditional wagashi. It has a real Showa-era feel.
I just looked around and didn't really feel like buying anything.
Came here for my first shrine visit of the year. There aren't many foreign tourists around.
Most of the shops sell really cheap and affordable products.
They call this place the 'Harajuku for seniors.' Most of the shops sell things for older folks, and you can find all sorts of daily necessities here.
The shops on this street are perfect for people my age to browse.
The shopping street is really well organized. Super fun to walk around and shop!
