Picture of the Day: OMOHARA

10 years, 9 months ago - July 11, 2013

"OMOHARA" is not only a geographical crossing of Omotesando and Harajuku,but variety of styles and culture are come and go.Omotesando is town of adult where high brand's buildings put together the eaves.

On the other hand, Harajuku is town of young where born the new culture.We are traveler to explore the invisible rivers and invisible mountains.For example,Sea of information, (saturation of information),Forest of sense of values, (diverse values)... It is important to be able to select what one wants or needs from a large volume of information and develop a set of values on one's own.

Location: Omotesando avenue, Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan

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Text by National Geographic

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