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Omotesando Hills

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Omotesando Hills is a premier shopping destination on Tokyo's Harajuku, offering world-class retail, dining, and entertainment experiences.

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Mother India Omotesando HillsHours not available

Mother India Omotesando Hills

(419)
Food & DiningIndian

An authentic Indian restaurant on the third floor of Omotesando Hills, bringing rich curries and tandoori dishes to central Tokyo.

LYFT GYM & CAFEHours not available

LYFT GYM & CAFE

(271)
Food & DiningGeneral

A combined gym and cafe in Omotesando Hills offering fitness classes alongside wholesome post-workout refreshments in a stylish basement venue.

Tsukiji Tama Sushi SasashigureClosed - Opens Tomorrow

Tsukiji Tama Sushi Sasashigure

(689)
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A century-old Tsukiji sushi house serving nigiri in Omotesando Hills.

Starbucks CoffeeClosed - Opens Tomorrow

Starbucks Coffee

(614)
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A sleek Starbucks branch inside Omotesando Hills, perfect for a coffee break amid the upscale shopping boulevard.

SHIBIRE-NOODLES RousokuyaClosed - Opens Tomorrow

SHIBIRE-NOODLES Rousokuya

(546)
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A spicy tantanmen and mapo noodle specialist in the basement of Omotesando Hills.

SPICAClosed - Opens Tomorrow

SPICA

(451)
Food & DiningItalian

An elegant restaurant on the third floor of Omotesando Hills, offering refined dining in one of Tokyo's most stylish settings.

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The image shows the storefront of Dipmahal, an Indian restaurant in Japan. The facade features a striped awning and decorative metalwork on the lower doors. Signage includes 'Indian Restaurant', 'For Quality & Spice Lovers', and Japanese text. A menu board stands outside displaying food items with prices.
The image shows the exterior of Dipmahal, an Indian restaurant with a colorful striped awning and ornate wooden carvings on the lower facade. The signage includes 'Indian Restaurant' and 'For Quality & Spice Lovers'. A menu board is visible outside.
The image shows the exterior entrance of a restaurant or café, featuring large arched glass doors and windows framed in white. The interior is warmly lit, revealing tables, chairs, and kitchen equipment visible through the glass. A menu stand is placed outside near the entrance, displaying food items and prices. The building has a beige facade with signage above the door.
Exterior view of a restaurant with arched glass doors and warm interior lighting. A blue menu stand is placed at the entrance, displaying food items and prices. Inside, diners are seated at tables, and staff members are visible near the counter.
The image shows the storefront of a restaurant named 'Kageyamarou' (陰山楼). The entrance features large glass doors and windows with frosted sections displaying the name in both English and Japanese characters. Inside, warm lighting illuminates wooden tables and chairs arranged neatly. A menu board stands outside near the entrance, showcasing various dishes with images and descriptions. There are also signs indicating social distancing measures or health protocols.
The image shows the entrance of a ramen shop named Kageyama, with visible signage above the door. Inside, there is a counter area and dining space separated by wooden screens. A menu board stands outside displaying various noodle dishes with images.
The image shows the entrance of a restaurant or cafe, featuring two prominent menu boards outside. The left board displays images of food items like soup and noodles, while the right board lists various dishes including 'Noodle & Dim Sum Afternoon'. Inside, there is a counter area with bottles and kitchen equipment visible in the background. The interior has wooden furniture and warm lighting.
A storefront with a sign reading 'SHIBIRE-NOODLES' and Japanese characters, located in a shopping mall corridor.

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Harajuku, Tokyo

Station neighbourhood between a shrine forest and a fashion street. Weekend use is Meiji Jingu, Yoyogi Park, Togo Shrine, Cat Street vintage, and the Omotesando zelkova walk. Malls sit on Omotesando. They do not define the place.

Meiji Jingu

Forest shrine of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken next to Harajuku Station. Grounds follow sunrise and sunset (December closes 16:00). Inner Garden ¥500. Goshuin from 09:00 at 長殿. Hatsumode is Japan’s busiest. Not a mall.

Takeshita Street

About 350 m from JR Harajuku Takeshita Exit. Rising bollards make it pedestrian-only 11:00–18:00. Crepes, kawaii fashion, souvenirs. Official shop map: takeshita-street.com. A street, not a mall.

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Cat Street

Promenade on the old Shibuya River from Jingumae toward Miyashita. Official name: 旧渋谷川遊歩道路. Vintage and street brands. Locals shop here after work. Tourists treat it as the adult Takeshita.

4.2
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