Harajuku

Tokyo

Harajuku in Tokyo appears in 2 travel videos on Travelnetic. Rows of multi-tiered Gachapon capsule machines line the walls of a brightly lit store filled with shoppers inserted coins and turning knobs. The host dispenses and unboxes a small tiger-patterned coin purse to demonstrate how collectible Japanese capsule toys work. — “Tokyo: A City That Feels Like Another Planet”, CoolVision, at 04:32.

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04:32Gachapon Capsule Toy Store

Rows of multi-tiered Gachapon capsule machines line the walls of a brightly lit store filled with shoppers inserted coins and turning knobs. The host dispenses and unboxes a small tiger-patterned coin purse to demonstrate how collectible Japanese capsule toys work.

14:22Getting Coffee from Anakuma Cafe

At Anakuma Cafe in Harajuku, customers hand their order receipts into a hole in a green wall. A furry bear paw emerges from inside the wall to hand drinks and iced coffee directly to customers.

Tours and experiences at Harajuku

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Harajuku?

Harajuku is in Tokyo.

How long do tours of Harajuku take?

The 3 tours with details shown on this page run from 2 hours to 6 hours, according to Viator. Check each listing for the exact schedule.

How much do tours of Harajuku cost?

Experiences that include Harajuku on Viator start from about $20 per person. Prices change and depend on the date, group size and what is included, so check the listing before you book.

Is a guided tour of Harajuku worth it?

Viator lists 5 experiences that include Harajuku. The top-rated shown here, "Harajuku Meiji Shrine Walking Tour in Tokyo", has 5.0 out of 5 from 139 reviews. Reviews and ratings are shown by Viator and change over time.

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