Tokyo’s Harajuku neighborhood is perhaps the city’s most famous: it’s cool, urban, and youthful; with wall art and quirky fashion trends dominating the streets. It’s fun every day of the week, but especially Sundays when sub-cultures congregate. 
 
It’s also home to Yoyogi Park, where visitors are graced with Elvis impersonators. And on the inside? Shops, cafes, and restaurants—all with a trendy and youthful vibe. It's here where you'll get to enjoy both a refreshing green lung of the city and experience the creative, youthful sub-cultures of Japan’s capital.
 
Be sure not to miss the pastries from Pour-kur, which houses an on-site bakery with treats made from house-made yeast. Stroll along the elevated wooden walks and, if you're lucky enough to visit during peak hanami season, marvel at the cherry blossoms dotting the property.