Starting Point (Harajuku Station Takeshita Exit) The tour begins in front of the Takeshita Exit at Harajuku Station. As the guide explains the tour overview, they will also give a brief introduction to the charm of Takeshita Street, along with the history and highlights of Harajuku’s “Kawaii” culture. We will also take a commemorative photo at the entrance of Takeshita Street.

“Purikura” is short for “Print Club,” and it’s a type of photo booth unique to Japan. Inside a small booth, you can take fun photos with friends or your partner, and then decorate them with cute effects—like making your eyes look bigger or your skin smoother. The final photos are printed as stickers that you can take home. It’s a fun and popular way to experience Japan’s “Kawaii Culture,” and many visitors love trying it out!

Popular shop in Harajuku known for its colorful rainbow cotton candy. The large, photo-worthy cotton candy is a hit on social media. Here, we’ll buy the cotton candy and enjoy it while soaking in the fun atmosphere of Harajuku.

The shop is filled with colorful and pop-style items like phone cases, bags, and fun accessories that bring joy just by looking at them. It captures the essence of Harajuku’s “Kawaii” culture and is also a great spot for Instagram-worthy photos. You’ll find perfect souvenirs for yourself or cute gifts for friends!

This is a popular gallery in Harajuku where anyone can freely exhibit their art. There’s a “graffiti corner” where you can draw on blank white walls. You’re welcome to create illustrations, promote your social media or events—anything goes!

We will walk for about 10 minutes.

Candy Show Time (Harajuku) is a colorful and cute handmade candy shop. You can watch skilled artisans making candy right inside the store — the performance is fun to watch, almost like a show! It’s a sweet experience that’s fun to see, delicious to taste, and full of Harajuku-style pop and photogenic charm.