Shibuya Harajuku Omotesando Trend Course

This walking course takes you through Shibuya, Harajuku, and Omotesando, where Tokyo's latest trends gather. It suits trend-conscious young people and anyone who wants to feel the city's energy. The route is mostly on foot and takes about five hours.

Course Route

10:00 Start at the Shibuya Scramble Crossing Experience the waves of people at this world-famous intersection. Viewing it from a nearby pedestrian deck is impressive too.

10:15 Photo at the Hachiko Statue Snap a shot in front of the famous loyal dog statue, the classic meeting spot in front of Shibuya Station.

10:45 Explore Shibuya Complexes Enjoy sweeping city views from popular complexes and observation spaces.

12:00 Lunch Time Try trendy dishes at a popular cafe or restaurant in the Shibuya area.

13:30 Head to Harajuku Takeshita Street Stroll Takeshita Street, lined with unique fashion and sweets. Eating a crepe on the go is a classic here.

14:30 A Break at Meiji Shrine Leaving the bustle behind, walk the green approach and pay respects at the solemn main shrine.

15:30 Fashionable Walk on Omotesando Window-shop the luxury brands and unique stores along the beautiful zelkova-lined Omotesando.

16:30 Finish at an Omotesando Cafe Relax at a stylish cafe and savor the afterglow of the day.

Highlights

- The overwhelming flow of people at Shibuya Crossing - The unique culture and sweets of Takeshita Street - The oasis-like calm of Meiji Shrine in the city - The zelkova trees and stylish streets of Omotesando - A treasure trove of the latest fashion and food

Access and Tips

- Shibuya, Harajuku, and Omotesando are all within walking distance - Shibuya Station and Omotesando Station are also linked by the Tokyo Metro - Takeshita Street gets crowded in the afternoon, so a morning visit is good - Allow plenty of time for the spacious Meiji Shrine - Weekdays are more comfortable as weekends draw big crowds

A Quick Tip

Walking distances here are fairly short, and the real joy is wandering and making detours. When you spot an interesting shop or cafe, drop in without sticking to a schedule. You are sure to find something new.