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Scramble through Scramble Crossing and get culture shocked Shibuya (渋谷) is perhaps what people who've never been to Tokyo believe the city to be: bright lights, teenagers with orange hair and piercings, pachinko parlors, and numerous loudspeakers blasting all at once. Yoyogi (代々木) is the gentle, quieter little sister of Shibuya, with organic bakeries, different martial art schools, flower shops and of course the much-loved Yoyogi Park. Both neighborhoods are filled with great places to dine out and fun places to visit.

Boudoir (ボドワー) day spa Australian-owned and operated, Boudoir Day Spa has been pampering the foreign and ex-pat community since 1999. Offering facials, waxing (including Brazilian wax), eyelash tinting and perming, nails and more in private luxurious beauty studios. Maison Kawai 101, 2-25-3 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku 03-3478-5898 Station: Harajuku (JR Takeshita-Dori exit, about a 15 minute walk) more information...

Gold's Gym Harajuku (ゴールドジム　原宿) gym Open 24 hours a day! 6-31-17 Jingumae 3F・B2F, Shibuya-ku 03-5766-3131 Station: Station: Meiji-Jingu (metro, exit 6), Harajuku (JR Omotesando exit) more information...

Sin Den hair salon One of the most trusted hair salons for foreigners in Tokyo with over a decade of experience working in the Tokyo area. Full services in English and Japanese. Cuts from ￥6,500, color from ￥8,500. 3-42-12 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku 03-3405-4409 Station: Gaienmae (metro exit 3) more information...