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A collaboration between hip-hop artist and producer Pharrell Williams and A Bathing Ape street-fashion mogul NIGO® clothing label Billionaire Boys Club and sneaker brand Ice Cream have side-by-side shops on Propeller Street, one of Harajuku’s hippest strips. Head here for high-quality sneakers, T-shirts, sweatshirts, parkas, shirts, jackets and jeans in bold colours and designs.
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Transport Meiji-Jingumae station (Chiyoda line) exit 5.
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