Takeshita Dori - Revision history

Wija at 07:17, 1 May 2009

Wija — Fri, 01 May 2009 07:17:31 GMT

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-	'''Takeshita Dori (竹下通り)''' (sometimes called Takeshita Street or just Takeshita) is the famous [[Harajuku]] shopping street that begins just outside of the "Takeshita Exit" of [[Harajuku Station]] on the [[JR]] [[Yamanote ~~line~~]].	+	'''Takeshita Dori (竹下通り)''' (sometimes called Takeshita Street or just Takeshita) is the famous [[Harajuku]] shopping street that begins just outside of the "Takeshita Exit" of [[Harajuku Station]] on the [[JR]] [[Yamanote Line]].

	The most well known (and crowded) part of Takeshita is the segment that runs between [[Harajuku Station]] and [[Meiji Dori]]. Further from the station, on the other side of Meiji Dori, Takeshita continues on for several more blocks, intersecting [[Cat Street]], continuing on and finally ending at a perpendicular street that runs along one end of [[Omotesando Hills]].		The most well known (and crowded) part of Takeshita is the segment that runs between [[Harajuku Station]] and [[Meiji Dori]]. Further from the station, on the other side of Meiji Dori, Takeshita continues on for several more blocks, intersecting [[Cat Street]], continuing on and finally ending at a perpendicular street that runs along one end of [[Omotesando Hills]].
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	==Map==		==Map==
-	* (Need Map)	+	On the map below, the blue line to the right of Harajuku Station is Takeshita Dori.
		+	<googlemap version="0.9" lat="35.670265" lon="139.704874" type="map" zoom="16">
		+	35.670982, 139.702621, Harajuku Station
		+	[[Harajuku Station]] on the JR [[Yamanote Line]].
		+	6#B20D59F6
		+	35.671592, 139.703028
		+	35.6714, 139.703972
		+	35.671261, 139.704745
		+	35.67086, 139.705517
		+	35.670564, 139.706204
		+	35.670041, 139.706976
		+	35.669866, 139.707577
		+	35.669709, 139.708242
		+	35.669709, 139.708865
		+	</googlemap>

	[[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets\|Takeshita Dori]]		[[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets\|Takeshita Dori]]
	[[Category:Harajuku Streets]]		[[Category:Harajuku Streets]]

Wija at 15:34, 5 August 2008

Wija — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 15:34:11 GMT

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	==Access==		==Access==
	* The easiest way to access Takeshita Dori is from the Takeshita Exit of [[Harajuku Station]] on the JR Yamanote Line. When you step out of the exit, you are facing directly down the street.		* The easiest way to access Takeshita Dori is from the Takeshita Exit of [[Harajuku Station]] on the JR Yamanote Line. When you step out of the exit, you are facing directly down the street.
-	* You can also get to the street easily from [[Meiji-~~jingu-mae~~ Station]] next to the Omotesando exit of [[Harajuku Station]].	+	* You can also get to the street easily from [[Meiji-Jingu Mae Station]] next to the Omotesando exit of [[Harajuku Station]].
	* From [[Omotesando]], you can access Takeshita Dori from [[Omotesando Station]]. If you walk down [[Omotesando Dori]] to [[Cat Street]] and take a right, you will find Takeshita a few blocks down running perpendicular to [[Cat Street]].		* From [[Omotesando]], you can access Takeshita Dori from [[Omotesando Station]]. If you walk down [[Omotesando Dori]] to [[Cat Street]] and take a right, you will find Takeshita a few blocks down running perpendicular to [[Cat Street]].

Wija at 15:33, 5 August 2008

Wija — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 15:33:26 GMT

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	*[[Mighty Soxer]]		*[[Mighty Soxer]]
	*[[Lip Hip]]		*[[Lip Hip]]
		+	*[[Head Porter]]
		+	*[[Chapter World]]
		+	*[[3rdware]]

	==See Also==		==See Also==
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	==Map==		==Map==
	* (Need Map)		* (Need Map)
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	[[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets\|Takeshita Dori]]		[[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets\|Takeshita Dori]]
	[[Category:Harajuku Streets]]		[[Category:Harajuku Streets]]

Wija at 12:05, 24 May 2008

Wija — Sat, 24 May 2008 12:05:06 GMT

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	[[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets\|Takeshita Dori]]		[[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets\|Takeshita Dori]]
		+	[[Category:Harajuku Streets]]

Wija at 12:03, 24 May 2008

Wija — Sat, 24 May 2008 12:03:17 GMT

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	The most well known (and crowded) part of Takeshita is the segment that runs between [[Harajuku Station]] and [[Meiji Dori]]. Further from the station, on the other side of Meiji Dori, Takeshita continues on for several more blocks, intersecting [[Cat Street]], continuing on and finally ending at a perpendicular street that runs along one end of [[Omotesando Hills]].		The most well known (and crowded) part of Takeshita is the segment that runs between [[Harajuku Station]] and [[Meiji Dori]]. Further from the station, on the other side of Meiji Dori, Takeshita continues on for several more blocks, intersecting [[Cat Street]], continuing on and finally ending at a perpendicular street that runs along one end of [[Omotesando Hills]].

-	Many of the shops on the [[Harajuku Station]] to Meiji Dori segment of Takeshita target [[Japanese]] teen girls and are famous for offering [[fashion]] catering some of Japan's more interesting [[subcultures]], including [[lolita]], [[punk]], [[gothic]], and [[hip hop]]. There are also numerous [[crepe shops]], [[restaurants]], a few international [[brand shops]], and other types of businesses. This part of the street is often packed (especially on weekends) with thousands of colorfully dressed [[Japanese junior high school students]] and is a very popular [[people watching]] area for tourists and locals.	+	Many of the shops on the [[Harajuku Station]] to Meiji Dori segment of Takeshita target [[Japanese]] teen girls and are famous for offering [[fashion]] catering some of Japan's more interesting [[subcultures]], including [[lolita]], [[punk]], [[gothic]], and [[hip hop]]. There are also numerous [[crepe shops]], [[restaurants]], a few international [[brand shops]], ticket sellers, and other types of businesses. This part of the street is often packed (especially on weekends) with thousands of colorfully dressed [[Japanese junior high school students]] and is a very popular [[people watching]] area for tourists and locals. Just off of Takeshita, and running parallel to it is another small (less popular) street packed with cafes and shops called [[Brahms Path]].

	The segment of Takeshita on the other side of [[Meiji Dori]] (between the [[KDDI Design Studio]] and the end of the street near [[Omotesando Hills]]) has a more relaxed feel but is also dense on both sides with fashionable shops. This segment of Takeshita seems to have more [[clothing stores]] aiming for young well-dressed [[Japanese guys]] than the [[Harajuku Station]] side.		The segment of Takeshita on the other side of [[Meiji Dori]] (between the [[KDDI Design Studio]] and the end of the street near [[Omotesando Hills]]) has a more relaxed feel but is also dense on both sides with fashionable shops. This segment of Takeshita seems to have more [[clothing stores]] aiming for young well-dressed [[Japanese guys]] than the [[Harajuku Station]] side.
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	==See Also==		==See Also==
		+	*[[Brahms Path]]
	*[[Cat Street]]		*[[Cat Street]]
	*[[Harajuku Street]]		*[[Harajuku Street]]

Wija at 03:00, 22 May 2008

Wija — Thu, 22 May 2008 03:00:48 GMT

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-	'''Takeshita Dori (竹下通り)''' (sometimes called Takeshita Street or just Takeshita) is the famous [[Harajuku]] shopping street that begins just outside of the "Takeshita Exit" of [[Harajuku Station]] on the [[JR] [[Yamanote line]].	+	'''Takeshita Dori (竹下通り)''' (sometimes called Takeshita Street or just Takeshita) is the famous [[Harajuku]] shopping street that begins just outside of the "Takeshita Exit" of [[Harajuku Station]] on the [[JR]] [[Yamanote line]].

	The most well known (and crowded) part of Takeshita is the segment that runs between [[Harajuku Station]] and [[Meiji Dori]]. Further from the station, on the other side of Meiji Dori, Takeshita continues on for several more blocks, intersecting [[Cat Street]], continuing on and finally ending at a perpendicular street that runs along one end of [[Omotesando Hills]].		The most well known (and crowded) part of Takeshita is the segment that runs between [[Harajuku Station]] and [[Meiji Dori]]. Further from the station, on the other side of Meiji Dori, Takeshita continues on for several more blocks, intersecting [[Cat Street]], continuing on and finally ending at a perpendicular street that runs along one end of [[Omotesando Hills]].

Wija at 15:49, 21 May 2008

Wija — Wed, 21 May 2008 15:49:59 GMT

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	'''Takeshita Dori (竹下通り)''' (sometimes called Takeshita Street or just Takeshita) is the famous [[Harajuku]] shopping street that begins just outside of the "Takeshita Exit" of [[Harajuku Station]] on the [[JR] [[Yamanote line]].		'''Takeshita Dori (竹下通り)''' (sometimes called Takeshita Street or just Takeshita) is the famous [[Harajuku]] shopping street that begins just outside of the "Takeshita Exit" of [[Harajuku Station]] on the [[JR] [[Yamanote line]].

-	The most well known (and crowded) part of Takeshita is the segment that runs between [[Harajuku Station]] and [[Meiji Dori]]. Further from the station, on the other side of [[Meiji Dori]], Takeshita continues on for several more blocks, intersecting [[Cat Street]], continuing on and finally ending at a perpendicular street that runs along one end of [[Omotesando Hills]].	+	The most well known (and crowded) part of Takeshita is the segment that runs between [[Harajuku Station]] and [[Meiji Dori]]. Further from the station, on the other side of Meiji Dori, Takeshita continues on for several more blocks, intersecting [[Cat Street]], continuing on and finally ending at a perpendicular street that runs along one end of [[Omotesando Hills]].

-	Many of the shops on the [[Harajuku Station]] to ~~[[Meji~~ Dori]] segment of Takeshita target [[Japanese]] teen girls and are famous for offering [[fashion]] catering some of Japan's more interesting [[subcultures]], including [[lolita]], [[punk]], [[gothic]], and [[hip hop]]. There are also numerous [[crepe shops]], [[restaurants]], a few international [[brand shops]], and other types of businesses. This part of the street is often packed (especially on weekends) with thousands of colorfully dressed [[Japanese junior high school students]] and is a very popular [[people watching]] area for tourists and locals.	+	Many of the shops on the [[Harajuku Station]] to Meiji Dori segment of Takeshita target [[Japanese]] teen girls and are famous for offering [[fashion]] catering some of Japan's more interesting [[subcultures]], including [[lolita]], [[punk]], [[gothic]], and [[hip hop]]. There are also numerous [[crepe shops]], [[restaurants]], a few international [[brand shops]], and other types of businesses. This part of the street is often packed (especially on weekends) with thousands of colorfully dressed [[Japanese junior high school students]] and is a very popular [[people watching]] area for tourists and locals.

	The segment of Takeshita on the other side of [[Meiji Dori]] (between the [[KDDI Design Studio]] and the end of the street near [[Omotesando Hills]]) has a more relaxed feel but is also dense on both sides with fashionable shops. This segment of Takeshita seems to have more [[clothing stores]] aiming for young well-dressed [[Japanese guys]] than the [[Harajuku Station]] side.		The segment of Takeshita on the other side of [[Meiji Dori]] (between the [[KDDI Design Studio]] and the end of the street near [[Omotesando Hills]]) has a more relaxed feel but is also dense on both sides with fashionable shops. This segment of Takeshita seems to have more [[clothing stores]] aiming for young well-dressed [[Japanese guys]] than the [[Harajuku Station]] side.

Wija at 14:54, 7 January 2007

Wija — Sun, 07 Jan 2007 14:54:28 GMT

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	*[[Harajuku Street]]		*[[Harajuku Street]]
	*[[Killer Street]]		*[[Killer Street]]
		+	*[[Omotesando Dori]]
	*[[Ura-Hara]]		*[[Ura-Hara]]

Wija at 14:53, 7 January 2007

Wija — Sun, 07 Jan 2007 14:53:45 GMT

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Cat Street]]		*[[Cat Street]]
		+	*[[Harajuku Street]]
	*[[Killer Street]]		*[[Killer Street]]
-	*[[Omotesando Dori]]
	*[[Ura-Hara]]		*[[Ura-Hara]]

Wija at 17:34, 5 January 2007

Wija — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 17:34:02 GMT

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-	[[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets\|~~Cat Street~~]]	+	[[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets\|Takeshita Dori]]