Tag: Omotesando

Merry Christmas from Tokyo! Are you ready for the final Christmas photo walk of 2013? We've already walked down Takeshita Dori, covered Meiji Dori from Harajuku to Shibuya, cut across and walked the entirety of Cat Street, and even made

Christmas is only days away, and that means that Tokyo is buzzing with holiday cheer. Even though New Years is the big-big holiday in Japan, Christmas is a major event as well. Most of the shops have some kind of

On Saturday November 5th, Fashion's Night Out came to Tokyo. While the rest of the world celebrated the Vogue shopping event in September, Japan's version was held a little later. To make up for the wait, Tokyo got a much-hyped

This Christmas, in addition to our annual Tokyo Christmas Photo Walks, we're experimenting with shooting video. Earlier this week we shared our walking in Harajuku videos. Now it's time to check out some video of the Omotesando area of Tokyo.

When you think of Christmas lights in Tokyo, one of the first areas that comes to mind is Omotesando. The so-called Champs-Elysees of Tokyo, Omotesando Dori is a long tree-lined shopping street that draws visitors from all over Japan during

Of all the major shopping neighborhoods in Tokyo, Omotesando is one of the most Christmas-friendly year after year. From their beautiful illuminations to the abundance of store windows and other holiday displays, they go all out. We'll show you plenty

When Harajuku's landmark Gap store closed earlier this year, many people were left wondering what would appear in its place. The location - the corner of Meiji Dori and Omotesando Dori - is one of the most prime pieces of

While walking on Omotesando Dori in Harajuku tonight, we noticed construction crews working away on the new BAPE x Daiwa "A Fishing Ape" pop-up shop, which is about to open near the intersection of Meiji Dori. The new pop-up store

This stylish guy was photographed on Omotesando Dori in Tokyo. He was nice enough to stop and pose for our photos even though he was in the middle of a conversation on his mobile phone when we approached him (thanks!).

Christmas is only hours away! That means we must hurry up and post the rest of our Tokyo Christmas 2009 photo walks. We still have to cover Omotesando and Aoyama to complete the neighborhoods around Harajuku. Looks like won't finish