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Meiji Jingu Shrine
Walk the gravel path under the giant torii and stop at the donated sake barrel wall — the best family photo spot.
sequence MIYASHITA PARK
Their Shibuya hotel sits right above Miyashita Park with a room view over the food strip.
Shibuya
Second must-see neighborhood: big chains, luxury brands, Japanese boutiques, vintage shops and endless food stalls.
Shibuya Crossing
The world's biggest scramble crossing — the number of people crossing leaves your mouth open; best at night.
Shibuya Yokocho
Her favorite food strip in Shibuya, between Miyashita Park and the station — go here instead of the tiny izakayas that don't love tourists.
teamLab Planets TOKYO
Don't miss the mirrored crystal-light room, the flower projections and the interactive balloon room — great with kids.
Cross Shinjuku Vision
Very cool and looks real even from below; video comes out blurry — shoot a Live photo and screenshot it instead.
Akihabara
A full day in the manga, anime and arcade district — 'the most Japan style' thing; fine even on a rainy day.
GARDEN HOUSE CRAFTS
A must-stop: order the melon muffin — she calls it to die for.
Prada Aoyama
Worth visiting like a museum for the diamond-glass architecture — inside is 'wow' but photos are not allowed.
Shibuya Center Gai
The main shopping drag — chains, designer brands, Japanese boutiques, vintage shops and food stalls; decide for yourself how long to linger.
Takeshita Street
Enter Harajuku via this long main street — that's where you soak up most of the atmosphere; the best boutiques are in the side alleys.
Tokyo Tower
Lit up orange at night — 'you're no Eiffel, but I'm starting to develop feelings'.
Totti Candy Factory
The giant rainbow cotton candy is pure kid magic — fun to watch them spin it, but sweet to the point of nausea.
恵比寿横丁
Indoor lantern alley with crate stools, disco ball and packed communal tables — 'location, location, location'.
Jordan World of Flight Shibuya
A dedicated Jordan store with display cases of every model and screens on their history — a must for drop-obsessed teens.
Marion Crepes Harajuku
Tokyo's mythological crepe, bought through a tiny window — long line but worth the wait; she says it's the city's first creperie.
Miyashita Park
A rooftop skate park above a stunning mall with luxury brands and local boutiques; the food street runs alongside it toward Shibuya Station.
SEGA
Watch locals play maimai DX and Dance Dance Revolution, and try the UFO Catcher claw machines.
Cat Cafe MOCHA Harajuku
4th floor in Harajuku; 'the silliest place in Tokyo' — perfect for a low-energy day with kids, buy treats and the cats come to you.
Tower Records Shibuya
In Japan Tower Records is still alive and kicking — floors of CDs and used vinyl, tax free counter.
Harajuku
Side streets full of Carhartt, Aape and CUNE — her rule: buy only what you can't get back home.
LON CAFE
Come for the French toast — she makes everyone order just so she can taste it. Takeaway available.
Marni Market
Colorful woven baskets and knit bags — the only bags she wanted, but too bulky to carry home.
Omoide Yokocho
Narrow lantern-lit alley of tiny izakayas in Shinjuku — best atmosphere after dark.
渋谷横丁
Lantern-lit food alley; the Okinawa Shokuichi stall with Orion beer lanterns is the atmospheric pick.
GiGO Akihabara
Arcade towers right at the Akihabara crossing — hard to miss.
Crayon Shin-chan Official Shop
Life-size Henderland movie statues among the merch shelves.
Yunika Vision
The big screens on the Yunika Building in Shinjuku.
Yurikamome Line
Sit at the very front window of the driverless train for a POV ride above Tokyo's high-rises.
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