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Harajuku just keeps getting cuter. Opened at a prominent location on Takeshita Dori in autumn 2013, this mini-mall for kawaii-obsessed teens boasts in-store art designed by Sebastian Masuda, the brains behind 6% Dokidoki and Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's 'Ponponpon' vid. Billed as a place ‘Where People, Things and Events Converge’ (er, could you have been any more specific?), Cute Cube contains 10 shops and restaurants, including the first Tokyo branch of new H&M brand Monki.
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After numerous false starts and disappointments, Tokyo's long-suffering burrito lovers finally ...
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Located on Meiji Dori between Takeshita Dori and La Foret, Kebab Box has held a prime snack ...
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