Tokyo: Meiji Jingu and Harajuku, sacred and profane

Nestled in an oasis of greenery, the Meiji Shrine is one of the must-see stops for those visiting the central Tokyo area. Built on the 18th century in honor of Emperor Meiji, it is the most iconic shrine in the Shibuya area.

Harajuku's pop culture street is famous for its over-the-top style and numerous stores selling flashy gadgets and clothing.

One of the most famous pedestrian alleys between Shibuya and Harajuku. In the past, it was believed to be one of the areas in Tokyo with the largest number of stray cats living there. Today, it has become popular for the high number of cozy cafes and retro fashion stores.

For those who love shopping, Omotesando is the place where many high-fashion brands open their stores: from clothing to cosmetics, from watches to jewelry.