So today Sasha and I managed to navigate this subway system:
to get here:
meet Harajuku. Nothing compares. No video or photographs or measly little blog post could even come close to communicating everything there is to see in Harajuku. From the shops to the people to the tourists to performers to a wedding party (the lucky couple got carried through the crowded street like royalty, though in a much more chaotic fervour) to the traffic-crossing guards to the cafes and restaurants and meiji park/shrine, I was fascinated by everything I saw today. No disappointments, 100% hype-worthy.
to get here:
meet Harajuku. Nothing compares. No video or photographs or measly little blog post could even come close to communicating everything there is to see in Harajuku. From the shops to the people to the tourists to performers to a wedding party (the lucky couple got carried through the crowded street like royalty, though in a much more chaotic fervour) to the traffic-crossing guards to the cafes and restaurants and meiji park/shrine, I was fascinated by everything I saw today. No disappointments, 100% hype-worthy.
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