Harajuku is a birthplace for many of Japanese fashion trends well known as 'kawaii culture' in Tokyo. Especially, the Takeshita-dori Street is filled with young people from all over Japan and the world to look for latest 'kawaii' trends. Leave from this spot of the latest cultural trends, then head to a historical place, Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine is believed to be where the myriad of deities throughout the country gather in Shimane prefecture.
A great trip to experience Japan's traditional culture and see its latest trends. JAL Examine the directions from your country. It is hard to imagine a better way to get to Tokyo than by direct flight with Japan Airlines. The twelve hours of the trip went almost unnoticed thanks to the many recreations on board, excellent food and the professionalism of the crew members.
A perfect time to get in the mood and relish the itinerary of the next few days. Haneda Airport more. We went to the heart of Shibuya - a neighbourhood I had wanted to visit for a long time. We started with Shibuya station and the Hachiko dog statue just across the street.
I was moved by the story of a beautiful friendship at the origin of this little monument, but what impressed me the most was the famous Shibuya crossing, beautiful to see and photograph. We had lunch at the Suju Dining in Shibuya. The immersion in Japanese cuisine went smoothly thanks to the well-balanced, light and simply delicious menu.
In this part of Shibuya, the famous Hachiko statue and the Shibuya crossing are clearly unavoidable. Add the Kanno Hachimangu, to also discover a little-known part of the Japanese capital's history. The menu of this restaurant allows you to taste Japanese flavours through new combinations of dishes. If you wish, you can also have your meal in a private room.
