Day 10 ~ Harajuku Yoyogi park, Meiji Shrine & Takeshita Street

Today I planned to go out with my friends, Jason and Mei Kwan to Harajuku. We try our luck to look for Sakura in Yoyogi Park, but unfortunately all the sakura have started wither and fall. However, there are still a lot of people picnic there. Before we go to the Yoyogi Park, we buy our lunch from Mc Donald’s. I bought a chicken burger チキンクリスブ in Japanese for only 100 yen.

 

On my way to the Mc Donald’s, I found Garrett here and the line of people queing outside of the shop are so long. Japanese are crazy for it too. Haha…

After we get our lunch for picnic, we walk to the Yoyogi Park. This is entrance of the park.

 

 

After we have enough time spending in Yoyogi Park, we go to the Meiji Shrine. But before that, we went to Mc Donald’s again to try out the 100 yen ice cream. It is so delicious, it’s different from Malaysia.

And this the way to Meiji Shrine

 

 

This pictures taken when we are on the way to the one of the popular tourist spot; Takeshita Street. This is street with a lot of shop selling youngster stuff. But all are expensive except for Daiso. Haha…

 

Anyone whoever come to Takeshita Street, this is one of the thing you must do; try the crepes. Angels heart is the most popular here, and I chose

 

Shop that have in Takeshita Street.

Then this is the main street of Harajuku called Omotesando. It is just nearby the Harajuku Station and Takeshita Street. Omotesando have a lot of popular brand of shop, including Forever 21, H&M, Ralph Lauren, Kipling, Chanel and also the Charles and Keith and many more.

 

This is the Japanese famous shopping mall in Harajuku called La Foret, a must to visit.

Tokyu Plaza

 

Kiddy Land, you can get the product of all of the cartoon here, for example like Hello Kitty, Rilakuma, One Piece, Line and many more.

 

This is how I look like when I walking on the street. The weather here is cold, especially when the wind blows. I can’t breath easily when the wind blow straight in front of my face. So, I just wear a mask to prevent cold wind go straight to my face. Pictures together with Jason and Mei Kwan, friends from Malaysia.

Stay tune for the next post about my school entrance ceremony.

xoxo

Estelle-C