Yes yes, the Lost in Translation bar... but also home to one of the best Old Fashioneds I've ever had. If you're hungry, skip the pizza and Just Do It with the $38 burger.
A little off-the-beaten path but great spot to find clothes you'd find the cool kids in Japan wearing. If I had a bigger suitcase I would have bought more. Rad jackets.
Japanese dollar store. Worth a lap thru all 4 floors to find some trinkets to bring to your friends back home.
Stop whatever you're doing on Takeshita St & find this place (2nd or 3rd doorway on right, downstairs, after you walk under arch headed away from train station). Photobooths will turn you into anime!
My buddy Ricky says this is the best soccer shoppe in the world. Note: this is the one in Harajuku (which is 10x better than the one in Shinjuku or Shibuya)
Oh, and know that no matter what you order, they'll only bring out ONE PIZZA AT A TIME (because they don't want you to get distracted / don't want the slices to get cold!) Enjoy!
Awesome hipster-esque vintage / antiques store. Don't miss the room in the back left with vintage American flags, patches, etc
Yes it's in the basement of the mall, but worth the trip to sample the apples and strawberries alone. (beware, Fuji apples can cost $8+)
Head up to the 4th floor (?) to find the ¥10 Super Street Fighter 2 machines. There's only four of them so be patient!
You'll need a friend who speaks Japanese to sneak into one of the sumo practice sessions, but if you can swing it, you should 100% do this. Get there early (8:30?) for good seats. And no shoes inside!
