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DAY 1 : Aoyama, Harajuku, Shibuya
1. 10:00AM - OMOTESANDO CROSSING Take a taxi to Omotesando crossing, walk up Omotesando Street to Comme des Garcons. Turn right just before Comme des Garcons and take the first left, the street is parallel to the street that Comme des Garcons is on) and has Land of Tomorrow, 10 Corso Como Comme des Garcons, Dress Camp, Original Fake , Bape Exclusive, Y3, Undercover, Rathole Gallery and many other good stores …	OMOTESANDO CROSSING View map here
2. 11:00AM - NEZU INSTITUTE OF FINE ARTS At the end of the street you take a left and your first right all the way to the end and will find the Nezu Museum. Re-opened in September 2009, one of the nicest Tokyo museums for Asian art, also a beautiful Japanese garden that you can walk in and tea house.	NEZU INSTITUTE OF FINE ARTS 6-5-1, Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, 107-0062 +81(0)334002536 www.nezu-muse.or.jp View map here
3. 12:00PM - COW BOOKS / DRAGONFLY CAFé Go back up the Omotesando street towards Omotesando Station and you will find Prada, Yohji Yamamoto, TsumoriChisato,Comme des Garcons, Issey Miyake, Loveless. Turn right at Issey Miyake and take the first left. This street is also parallel to Omotesando street on your right, you will find a building with Cabane de Zucca- go to the second floor and check out Cow Books or have a coffee at Dragonfly.	COW BOOKS / DRAGONFLY CAFé 2F, 3-13-14 Minami Aoyama, Minato-ku, 107-0062 +81(0)334970907 12:30am-9pm www.cowbooks.co.jp View map here
4. 1:00 PM - SHOPS IN AOYAMA TO TOWARDS GAIENMAE Cibone (design), Muji (the biggest and best Muji to go to which carries the full line), Watarium museum, HHstyle (design), Cassina (design & accessories)	SHOPS IN AOYAMA TO TOWARDS GAIENMAE View map here
5. 1:30PM - SHOPS IN AOYAMA TOWARDS SHIBUYA "On the other side Aoyama Dori, there are several small streets with good stores, it’s a nice walk	SHOPS IN AOYAMA TOWARDS SHIBUYA View map here
6. SHOSAIKAN Shosaikan (just off Kotto Dori, best Tokyo store for fountain pens), Chrome Hearts, …	SHOSAIKAN 5-13-11 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku +81(0)334003377 11am-8pm www.shosaikan.co.jp View map here
7. 2:00PM - CAFé’S IN AOYAMA FOR A QUICK LUNCH A to Z café (designed by Yoshimoto Nara with exhibits), Dragonfly Café	CAFé’S IN AOYAMA FOR A QUICK LUNCH View map here
PLACES TO LUNCH IN OMOTESANDO AND HARAJUKU "MaisenTonkatsu (pork cutlets): Jingumae 4-8-5. 03-3470-0071 Kaifer Lime: Jingumae 6-1-5 2f. Closed Monday (Arrow’s favorite Thai restaurant in the world). Sweet Dynasty (Dim Sum) Jackie Chan’s favorite in Japan. Kita-Aoyama 3-5-14. Crayon House (organic vegetarian) Kita-Aoyama 3-8-15"	PLACES TO LUNCH IN OMOTESANDO AND HARAJUKU View map here
8. 03:00 - HARAJUKU STORES "Go back to the crossing and walk down towards Harajuku. Visvim (rather new Japanese cult brand) is on a small backstreet to the left. There are a few cute stores in the area including Mihara Yasuhiro and United Bamboo. Omotesando Hills (designed by Tadao Ando) will be on your right and is full of stores: few good ones but good to spend 15mn there N. Hollywood (cult brand) is behind Omotesando Hills. Go back on Omotesando street and check out Kiddy Land for cute Japanese toys and gadgets. Also check out the “Gyre” Chanel building. Upstairs you will find Margiela, Comme des Garcons, MoMA design store, Smoke café (Teruo Kurosaki’s café). "	HARAJUKU STORES View map here
03:30 - LAFORET Laforet is a giant store with many levels full of shops, mostly fashion. Behind Laforet is a Muji, Across the street from Laforet is the Adidas concept store.If you continue down the street, away from Shibuya, you will find Beams ig, Tokyo cultart by Beams, Beams Records, Beams T, Bape, United Arrows, Bape kids, Billionaire Boys Club, Chrome Hearts, Head Porter, Supreme, R3con	LAFORET 1-11-6 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku +81(0)334750411 11am-8pm www.laforet.ne.jp View map here
04:00 On the other side of Omotesando street is CAT street, whichis parallel to Meiji Dori with many small shops and HH Style. There are many more small shops on the little streets surrounding Cat Street including Tokyo Hipsters Club which is a nice boutique store with and gallery on the second floor and a cute café on the roof, perfect place to get a cup of mid-shopping coffee.	6-14-2 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, 150-0001 +81(0)334003434 12am-8pm www.hhstyle.com View map here
04:30 On Meiji Dori between Omotesando Dori and Shibuya there are many good shops including Uniqlo, Hysteric Glamour, North Face Japan (different fabric and designs from NF international) and so many more….	6-10-8 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku +81(0)354687313 11am-9pm ut.uniqlo.com View map here
CAFé’S IN HARAJUKU "Montauk: 6-1-9 Jingumae, 03 5486 5928 (on Omotesando street) Smoke: Teruo Kurosaki’s café on the 4th floor of the Chanel Gyre building (on Omotesando street)"	CAFé’S IN HARAJUKU View map here
05:00 - YOYOGI PARK If you have more than one day in Tokyo, visit Meiji shrine &Yoyogi park right next to Harajuku Station. The best day to go is Saturday as all the gothic/Lolita gothic kids get dressed up and pose in the area between the station and the shrine. At the entrance of the park you into the park you will see the rockabilly dancers.	YOYOGI PARK 1-1 Yoyogi-Kamizono-cho, Shibuya-ku +81(0)333795511 * Meiji Shrine & Inner Garden: Spring & Autumn open 5:10am-5:50pm daily / Summer open 5am-6:30pm daily / Winter open 6am-4:10pm daily * Meiji Shrine Garden: March to October open 9am-5pm daily / November to February open 9am-4pm daily www.meijijingu.or.jp View map here
06:00 - TOKYU HANDS IN SHIBUYA From Yoyogi park take a taxi to Tokyu Hands in Shibuya. There aren’t very many good places to -relax in Shibuya so we recommend that you go to whatever shops you want to go to and get out before you get too tired. Tokyu Hands(probably the best shop in Tokyo with everything you could ever need), Mandarake (animation characters and manga heaven), Parco (Department store), Beaver (Fasion), Loft (Department store for Homeware), Apple store, Bic Camera(electronic appliances, cameras, phones, everything!), Tsutaya (Books and DVD’s and from the Starbucks on the second floor is a great view of Shibuya crossing), Tokyo Foodshow (incredible selection of foods, located in the basement of Shibuya station), Animate (Manga and toys), Lad Musician (fashion), Recofan (record store), Uniqlo, Opening Ceremony….	TOKYU HANDS IN SHIBUYA 12-18 Utagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku +81(0)354895111 10am-8:30pm www.tokyu-hands.co.jp View map here
SHIBUYA There is also a small area with many sex shops and love hotels in shibuya. Love hotels are for people who have small apartments, or still live with their parents, or of course want to have an affair. You rent a room for a few hours specifically for having sex, many of the rooms have “interesting” designs and themes, which you chose from a vending machine menu. The area is located on the backstreets behind the 109 department store.	SHIBUYA
07:00 - GO BACK TO YOUR HOTEL "You must be real tired now	GO BACK TO YOUR HOTEL
TSUKIJI Still up around 5am? go to Tsukiji for the fish market and all the great food-accessories stores hidden in the small Tsukiji alleys and eat sushi. Also a good area for buying Japanese knives.	TSUKIJI 5-2-1 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku Monday to Saturday, 5am-9am www.tsukiji-market.or.jp View map here
DAY 2: AzabuJyuban, Roppongi Hills, Midtown:
1. 10:00 - TSUTAYA ROPPONGI HILLS Ask your Taxi driver to drop you off in front of Tsutaya in Roppongi Hills for a magazine refill.	TSUTAYA ROPPONGI HILLS 6-11-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku +81(0)357751515 Until 3am every day, 7 days a week View map here
2. 10:30 - AZABUJUBAN - AZABU HOUSE From Tsutaya, you can go down the little street - Azabujuban main street - and you can feel the spirit of a small village. Azabujuban is a popular district with several embassies, so many restaurants and old traditional stores (not fashionable at all). Azabujuban has few hidden treasures among which Yamakawaya (for laquer objects), Azabu House (one of my favorite restaurant, open 23 hours a day)	AZABUJUBAN - AZABU HOUSE Nishi Azabu 410 bldg. 3F 4-10-7 Nishi Azabu, Minato 03-6418-8205 OPEN UNTIL 2AM View map here
3. 11:00 - MORI ART MUSEUM From there go to the top floor of the Mori building, the view is amazing and the exhibitions in the Mori Arts Museum are always very interesting, the Mori Museum bookstore (art books and accessories designed by artists). For shopping at Roppongi Hills, have a look at Agito (design and accessories), Eastnation (fashion for men and women), United Arrows (fashion for men), …	MORI ART MUSEUM Roppongi Hills Mori Tower (53F), 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku +81(0)357778600 Everyday except Tuesdays: 10am www.mori.art.museum View map here
4. 12:00 - ORI HIGASHIYA "Walk few minutes and go to Ori-Higashiya: Stop for a cup of green tea and taste one of the cake: beautiful place, quite a secret address. Good for bringing back little souvenirs such as excellent green tea in a beautiful packaging, dry fruits, and cakes. Have a look at ""Le Bain"" (just in front, same building) who carries beautiful bathroom accessories. Buy a Tamanohada round soap."	ORI HIGASHIYA Pola Ginza bldg. 2F 1-7-7 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan www.higashiya.com View map here
5. 12:30 - AXIS BUILDING Although Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown are on the outskirts of Roppongi, I wouldn't recommend anything in Roppongi itself except the Axis building, which has a good selection of design products. And Whatever anyone says about Roppongi nightlife…Don't go! It is a toilet filled with English teachers, US military dudes, Australians, and cockroaches. In fact if anyone asks you to go to Roppongi with them, you should consider abandoning your friendship with them.	AXIS BUILDING View map here
6. 01:00 - SUNTORY MUSEUM OF ARTS One of the latest Tokyo district built from scratch. It was incredibly hot when it opened, a little now but still worth the visit. Go to see an exhibition at the Suntory Museum of Art.	SUNTORY MUSEUM OF ARTS View map here
7. 01:30 - TOKYO MIDTOWN DISTRICT Check the following stores: Restir (1F: fashion for men & women, young designers and upcoming brands), Beams (1F: fashion), Muji (B1), Sfera (3F: Japanese tableware and home accessories), Style meets People (3F: home accessories), Idea Digital Code (3F: gadgets and small electronics), Muji, …	TOKYO MIDTOWN DISTRICT
8. 02:00 - HONMURA AN You can stop to have lunch one of the Japanese restaurants (B1) or Dean & Deluca unless you would prefer to walk few hundred meters to reach Honmura An (Highly recommend you go there as it is one of the best soba restaurants in Tokyo)	HONMURA AN 7-14-18 Roppongi, Minato-ku +81(0)357726657 www.honmuraantokyo.com View map here
DAY 3: Ebisu/Daikanyama/Naka-Meguro
1. 12:00 - START YOUR DAY AT NADIFF After closing it’s doors in mid-2007, the bookstore/cafe/art space reopened in July of 2008. It is now equipped with 5-floors of creative fun!	START YOUR DAY AT NADIFF 1-18-4 Ebisu, Shibuya-ku +81(0)3-3446-4977 Open 11am-8pm daily www.nadiff.com View map here
2. 11:30 - FABRIC FURNISHING STORES "On your way to Ebisu, stop at Sign, an antique store for Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand original furniture. Only store in Tokyo selling top quality 50’s French furniture. If you are interested check out Y’s for living + fabric furnishings SK Bldg. 1F. 2-36-13 Ebisu, Shibuya-ku 03 5795 1520"	FABRIC FURNISHING STORES View map here
3. 01:00 - SUPREME Otherwise take a cab to down Meiji dori and up Hachimandori, just after crossing the railroad track overpass you will see Supreme on your left side. Get out and walk up hitting all the stores in Daikanyama. Don’t arrive too early in Dankayama: most stores are not opened until 11 :30am. Dankayama is famous for its fashion stores and its “village” spirit:many small streets where it’s nice to walk. Check Supreme, Silas and Maria, Adidas Styles, Stitch Styles, Bonjour Records, BYoshida, Beams Mangart,Hollywood Ranch Market, Loveless, Via Bus Stop,Okura, United Bamboo, Evisu, Kakitsubata (for pottery and homeware also visit the Bekkan gallery across the street)…	SUPREME 1-6 Daikanyama-Cho, Shibuya-ku +81(0)354560085 11am-8pm www.supremenewyork.com View map here
4. 02:00 - BALS From there go down the Komazawa Dori to the Bals select design store on the corner of Komazawadori and Yamate Dori.	BALS 1-10-21 Nakameguro, Meguro-ku +81(0)357735500 11am-9pm www.balstokyo.com View map here
5. 02:30 - COW BOOKS From there walk towards Naka-meguro, walking along the river. There are many small stores and café’s along Meguro river. Shops in Nakameguro: Meister, Cow Books.	COW BOOKS View map here
6. 03:30 - CAMELEON "If you can take a taxi to Cameleon (a mini fashion store for great Japanese sportswear- women & mens) 2-3-9 Chuo-Cho, Meguro-ku +81(0)357202460. Take a taxi to Located in a residential district, for breakfast and lunch only:Kaiseki-style breakfasts and lunches, Japanese sweets, sake, wine and tea. "" "	CAMELEON 2-3-9 Chuo-Cho, Meguro-ku +81(0)357202460 Saturday & Sunday 1pm-8pm / Monday, Thursday & Friday 4pm-8pm Closed on Tuesday & Wednesday camaleon2460@mac.com View map here
7. 04:00 - CLASKA HOTEL From there take a taxi up Meguro Dori towards Claska hotel. The street is famous for having many interesting furniture/design stores, ask the taxi to stop and wait for you if you see a store that you would like to visit. Not far from Claska by taxi, go to Kurabu: Opened by Sinichiro Ogata (the man behind the former Higashiya and Simplicity Design Studio) it is located in a residential area but has a wonderful selection of Japanese handcrafted items and is really worth checking out. We recommend that you take a taxi that has GPS as it is nearly impossible to find on your own. The store has beautiful Japanese pottery and exceptional small objects and is definitely worth visiting.3-4-7 Yagumo, Meguro-ku. 03 5731 1620 (until 5pm). Have the taxi wait outside for you as you will have a very difficult time finding another one. Take the taxi back to Claska hotel and have a drink in the lobby bar.	CLASKA HOTEL Claska Hotel, 1-3-18 Chuo-cho, Meguro-ku +81(0)357738620 www.claska.com View map here
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