EXCLUSIVE 75m2 x 2-Bedrooms apartment: HARAJUKU x OMOTESANDO

Large size apartment for Tokyo standards, 75m2 of comfort offering the privacy of 2 separate bedrooms, with all the necessary amenities, such as a 65 inches flat screen smart TV, a Vitamix juicer, a Nespresso coffee machine, 1 Super King size bed in the masters' bedroom, 1 Queen size bed (changeable to single bed upon request), a comfortable living room and dining area, a cute balcony with table and chairs, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathtub + shower room, a separate Japanese Toto Washlet toilet, a laundry washer and dryer, free Wifi, a desk and office chair for staycations, etc ...
We are on the 2nd floor (western 1st floor), easily accessible by elevator or stairs.
Our apartment is located in the heart of Tokyo. A fabulous location for shopping as steps away from both the OMOTESANDO Avenue and Aoyama district, but also extremely close to the famous YOYOGI Park ideal for walks or jogs...Also best for art and culture with the mighty MEIJI-JINGUMAE shrine minutes away, the NEZU Museum, or the SHIBUYA CROSSING. Finally lots of restaurants and dining options anywhere around (Feel free to ask for our favourite list).
You’ll love our place because of its prime location & the designed comfort of its rooms!
You will have private access to the complete apartment.
Key will be yours during your entire stay.



House Rules:
- Pets not allowed (unless previously agreed)
- Children / Baby friendly (we have a cot and chair...)
- No smoking - Smoking only permitted on the balcony please
- No parties allowed
- Quiet and discreet please in the shared areas of the building in order to respect our neighbours daily private life


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Meiji-Jingumae Station is situated in the Omotesando/Harajuku area. This station belongs to the Tokyo Metro network and is served by the Chiyoda Line and the Fukotoshin Line. The Chiyoda Line runs from Yoyogi-Uehara through to Ayase. The Fukotoshin Line runs from Shibuya to Wakōshi. These lines make it convenient to travel to great sightseeing places such as Shibuya (although walking distance from the apartment), Roppongi, Shinjuku and Ikebukuro, Ueno, Asakusa, etc ...

The location of the apartment is extremely convenient for anyone wanting to visit on foot OMOTESANDO, HARAJUKU, YOYOGI PARK, AOYAMA or even SHIBUYA. It is right next to the JR Harajuku Station which is part of the Yamanote Line. Across the road from both of these stations is the famous Takeshita Dori shopping area, home to the Lolita Goths and fashionistas. The aptly named Meiji-jingumae Station is about a one minute walk to the Meiji Shrine. This is a must-see for anyone traveling in Tokyo. To get to the shrine turn right out of the station and follow the signs. Meiji-jingumae Station also offers easy access to Yoyogi Park which is great for sightseeing on the weekend. The entrance to the park is just a short two minute walk to the right of the station.
The station is also located on the Omotesando Avenue which leads you straight to the Aoyama district in just a few minutes walk...! There you will find high-end boutiques and restaurants of all kinds.

Getting Around: Your Guide to Harajuku’s Stations
Harajuku Station has many exits, each one leading to a different experience. For newly-arrived tourists, this can be overwhelming. Let us guide you!

In Harajuku, you can visit huge fashion buildings populated by young adults and teenagers, or you can explore the backstreets to find thrift stores and cafes. This area is popular not only for its shopping, but also for its proximity to Meiji Jingu Shrine and Yoyogi Park.

Many trains cross paths in the Harajuku area. If you want to maximize your time in the area, you’ll want to plan which station and which exit to use in order to make the travel process smoother. We’ll tell you how to do just that, by introducing Harajuku’s train stations and exits.

1. JR Yamanote Line “Harajuku Station” Omotesando Exit

Getting Around: Your Guide to Harajuku Station

The JR Yamanote Line’s “Harajuku Station” is famous worldwide. The Omotesando Exit, towards Shibuya and Shinagawa, is teeming with shoppers and travelers from afar.

Upon exiting the station, you’ll be greeted by rows of gingko trees that line the path to Meiji Jingu Shrine. “Sando” (参道) refers to a path leading to a shrine or temple. That’s why this area is called “Omotesando.”

5 minutes down Omotesando towards Aoyama, you’ll find the fashion center that stands as a beacon of youth culture, “Harajuku Laforet.” You can shop for anything from reasonably-priced brands for students to mode fashion like Vivienne Westwood.

This is the crossroad in front of Meiji Jingu Shrine. On the right is a somewhat narrow street. This street actually connects Shibuya to Harajuku in what is known as “Cat Street.”

The essence of “Urahara” fashion (a subculture born on the backstreets of Harajuku) is packed into Cat Street’s shops. This type of Japanese street culture arose in these backstreets during the 80’s. It’s a popular destination for those crazy for fashion and music even today.

2. JR Yamanote Line “Harajuku Station” Takeshita-dori Exit

Harajuku Station’s Takeshita-dori Exit leads towards Shinjuku and Ikebukuro. You can see the famous street right as you exit the ticket gate.

Tourist License / Licencia de turismo N °: M130006114