Description

Essentials about Omotesandō in brief

The Omotesandō is, if you like, the pendant to the Champs-Élysées in Paris. The avenue in the Shibuya district, which stretches from Meiji Shrine to Aoyama Street, is the shopping mile for luxury goods in Tokyo par excellence. To the left and right of the street are the flagship stores of the who’s who of international luxury brands.

Shopping on Omotesandō

For fashionistas, Omotesandō is probably the hottest place in Tokyo. On both sides of the street are the flagship stores of Burburry, Dior, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and many other representatives of the luxury goods industry. Those who have already used up most of their travel budget can either make do with window shopping or stop by cheaper fashion chains such as Gap, H&M or Zara.

Omotesandō is also the location of the Omotesandō Hills Shopping Mall, which is one of the most elegant and expensive shopping malls in Tokyo with over 100 shops, mainly from the high-end and fashion sectors. The many side streets of Omotesandō are also worth a look. There are many smaller boutiques, bars, cafés and restaurants.

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Opening hours

The stores have different opening hours.

Admission fees

None.

Location

Getting there

By public transport:

Metro lines Chiyoda, Ginza and Hanzomon: Stop Omote-Sando

Metro line Yamanote: Stop Harakuju

Metro lines Chiyoda and Fukutoshin: Stop Meiji-jingumae ‘Harajuku’

By car:

Along Omotesandō there are a number of parking garages, including the Oak Omotesando Parking Lot, the Omotesando Hills Parking Lot and the GYRE Parking Lot.