There are about 70 or 80 restaurants packed into this short street, but some of the facilities and decor are a bit old. The ventilation isn't great, and the hygiene could be a concern. 😓
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Takeshita Street
This shopping street stretches nearly 350m from Harajuku Station to Meiji Street. Many shops carry one-of-a-kind fashion items, and the world pays attention to them as a source of the latest fashion. Everyday, the youth and many shoppers are milling here.
Takeshita Street in Harajuku is super lively.
Tons of trendy shops for young people, cute desserts, and quirky little items.
Perfect for taking photos, posting on social media, and just wandering around.
It does get really crowded, but if you’re into fashion trends and fun, wacky food, you’ll probably love it. -
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Fuji Grand Kitajima
A shopping center that opened in 2001. It is lined with businesses offering a range of services. It includes a supermarket, fashion and miscellaneous goods shops, specialist toy stores and popular fast food joints.
This is a small shopping center in a rural area. There aren't many trendy things to buy, and honestly, there's not much worth shopping for. Plus, it's almost empty most of the time.
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Garage dining cafe “maimai”
Garage dining cafe, as the name suggests, is a cafe converted from an outdoor garage. At this cafe, you can have a local fish burger called "Naoshima Burger," which sandwiches fresh Hamachi (young yellowtail) with big fluffy buns. The house-made tartar sauce is an essential ingredient that makes this dish so delicious.
This burger spot is super popular on Naoshima, but honestly, I'm just not that into burgers.
