




First stop was Harajuku. This is where the fashionable teenage culture hang-out. The hot spot is Takeshita Dori or Takeshita Street. My first impression was a throw back to the 1980's. I saw many girls that reminded me of Cyndi Lauper. Unusual hair styles and multi hair colors, mismatched clothing and overaccessorizing. I must credit this teens for their confidence and originality. Of course, I had to take a few pictures with the Harajuku teens myself! On Sunday, many teens gather around Harajuku Station and parade around in their unbelievebale costumes.
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