by Regine
We walked from Omotesando to Shibuya Crossing and IT WAS TIRING as heck. You can take the train to Shibuya Crossing. But when I saw the map of how far Omotesando was to Shibuya Crossing, all I thought was "it ain't that bad". Man I was so wrong. Best way to get to Shibuya Crossing: … Continue reading Shibuya Crossing and Hachiko Memorial Statue (How to go and what to expect)
I'll be honest, it was hard finding Apeach Cafe. No one wrote about this place so I heavily relied on Google Maps. Apeach Cafe in Tokyo is located in Omotesando. Omotesando is in between Harajuku and Shibuya crossing. All I can remember is there is a huge Ralph Lauren Store beside the alley leading to … Continue reading Apeach Cafe Tokyo (What to expect)
While crossing the pedestrian from Takeshita Street, I already noticed the Line Store logo gawking at me. I told my parents that I will take a peak after eating at Red Rock. The closest station to Line Store is probably Meiji-jingumae 'Harajuku' Station. How to go to Line Store Harajuku: 1. Get down at Meiji-jingumae … Continue reading Line Store with largest BT21 merchandise Harajuku branch (How to go and what to expect)
While planning out our Tokyo itinerary, I re-watched JK's GCF in Tokyo film. I saw that they ate at Red Rock after shopping at YSL. (For anyone who wants to know: In GCF in Tokyo, Jimin went to the YSL branch in Omotesando, I recognized the store after coming out from the Chanel store) I … Continue reading Red Rock, Harajuku – BTS JIMIN AND JUNGKOOK ATE HERE!! (How to go and what to expect)
Meiji Shrine is probably one of the most instagrammed shrines whenever someone is in Tokyo. The shrine can be found in Shinjuku which is very accessible via subways, making it easy for anyone to go visit the shrine. The subway that's closest to Meiji Shrine is Meiji-jingumae 'Harajuku' Station. Meiji-jingumae 'Harajuku' Station option lines and … Continue reading Meiji Shrine/Meiji Jingū (How to go and what to expect)