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Takeshita dori is a 400-meter-long pedestrian street , emblematic of the trendy Harajuku district since the 90s. "Takeshita dori" means "the avenue under the bamboo", although you will find mostly shops here. This The street is popular with Japanese teenagers as well as tourists.
Takeshita Dori La folle avenue principale de Harajuku
Takeshita Dori (竹下通り) is Harajuku's most famous (and possibly Tokyo's busiest) shopping street. It slopes down for 400 meters east of Harajuku Station, and has played a significant part in directing and influence youth culture for the past few decades. Stores like Takenoko with its edgy clothing have really put Harajuku on the map.
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Shopping Nothing says fun quite like Takeshita Street, possibly the busiest and definitely the most colorful shopping street in Tokyo. Situated in the heart of Harajuku, it is made for window shopping. Cutesy clothes overflow from shopfronts and gaggles of school kids meet up to devour sweet street food. Hard to imagine?
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Harajuku's busiest fashion street called "Takeshita Dori (Takeshita Street)" is where Japanese kawaii (cute) culture was originated, and it's the hub for spreading Tokyo's pop-culture to the world, inspiring fashionistas and trend seekers including some worlds famous pop stars! (e.g. If you know the song "Harajuku Girls" by Gwen Stefani)
Takeshita Dori La folle avenue principale de Harajuku
Takeshita Street is the famous street in the famous Harajuku of Tokyo. "Dori" (pronouced with elongated o - doori in romaji) refers to "street" in Japanese. (But you don't really use dori on its own to mean street.) So you may see this street being referred to as Takeshita Dori, Takeshita Street, or Takeshita Dori Street.
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Stretching about 400 meters in length, Takeshita is the epicenter of teen fashion and entertainment in Tokyo. It's also the best place to try purikura photo booths and observe the latest cosplay.
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There are plenty of fun things to do at Takeshita Street (or Takeshita Dori) in Harajuku, Tokyo. This bustling shopping street is lined with a tidy sprawl of fashion boutiques, mini malls, cosmetic shops, and awesome eateries. Fashion wise, I saw many shops selling youth oriented street fashion items.
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20 March 2017. Takeshita-dori is the most popular (and most crowded) street in the Harajuku district. It is known for being the heart of the Kawaii culture in Tokyo. Takeshita-dori, literally "street under the bamboos", is a road that crosses the Harajuku district for half a kilometer. It is located just at the gates of Harajuku station.
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The 350-meter Takeshita-dori Street, starting across the road from JR Harajuku Station, is geared towards Tokyo's fashion and trend-conscious set. Lady Gaga is known to shop here—despite its reputation for being kawaii cute, there are also several boutiques that specialize in edgy grunge and goth fashion.
Takeshita Dori The most iconic shopping street in Japan? CityCost
The symbol of Harajuku and birthplace of many of Japan's fashion trends, Takeshita Dori (Takeshita Street) is a narrow, roughly 400 meter long street lined by shops, boutiques, cafes and fast food outlets targeting Tokyo 's teenagers. Because of the street's popularity, it becomes extremely crowded on weekends.
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HARAJUKU TAKESHITA-dori STREET SHOPPING MAP / 竹下通り 原宿 マップ TAKESHITA STREET GENERAL STORES DAISO ¥100 STORE TAKESHITA STREET Daiso Takeshita Street is one of the larger Daiso stores in Tokyo, and has many aisles given to touristy items - most priced at 100 yen! TAKESHITA STREET MAP A-2 LE PONTE TAKESHITA STREET
Takeshita Dori is a busy shopping street especially for young people in Harajuku, Tokyo Japan
Opening hours: Varies by shop Price: Nearest Transport: Train: In fron of Takeshita exit of Harajuku Station on the JR Yamanote line. Subway: 3-minute walk from exit 3 of Meiji-jingumae Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda and Fukutoshin lines. Telephone: +81-3-3403-2525 (Harajuku Takeshitadori Shops Organization) Website: Official website (Japanese)
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Takeshita-dori is a 400 meters long pedestrian street, symbol of Harajuku, Shibuya ward's eccentric neighborhood in Tokyo. Fashion stores mingle with tearooms while young Japanese passersby leisurely parade in their cosplay to the tourists' astonished gaze. Contents Sugary pop eccentricity Our pictures How to go to Takeshita Dori? What to see near?
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If you want to experience Tokyo's trendiest street scene, look no further than Harajuku Takeshita dori Street. Located in the heart of Tokyo, this 350-meter street is the ultimate destination for fashion and trend-conscious shoppers. From kawaii cute to edgy grunge and goth fashion, there's something for everyone at Harajuku Takeshita.
