Harajuku 原宿 train station
Inside GAP building opposite Karajuku station
The GAP store here closed on 10pm. Japanese GAP, by a sudden look, very exciting, seems to have a lot of styles and choices. But a closer look set you back from buying any of them... The American GAP (Seattle), one word, CHEAP. The Canadian GAP (Vancouver), doesn't have many choices, but if a thing looks good, it is good and worth buying. This maybe just a personal bias, over simplified impression...
The entrance to Meijijingu 明治神宫
Down this road, you will find the district packed with the world most fashionable stores, big, and small, as well as hair styling salons...
By the roadside, after this store, you find this Japanese Traditional Painting Museum...
After finished visiting this Museum, I returned back to the station, and further to Meijijingu.
Here overlooking the station from the intersect overpass... Minjijingu is inside the forest behind the station.
Same spot angle 2...
angle 3...
elegant move...
Sake...
Ice carving exhibition ...
Hand cleaning time...
Wash right hand, then left hand, then drink a little bit with left hand. So it seems...
Younger generation Japanese girls not very shy...
Stand in the line, and make a wish...
Let's just say, wish the good wishes all come true...
It is the season that Japanese are all wishing the young girls who have just grew out of their adolescence a good life.
Back to the street that leads to the fashionable district
Omotesando 表参道 and Aoyama 青山
to be cont...
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