Lots of shops, mostly expensive but there are few real-world ones. Restaurants are generally good, too. It is very touristy. The UN University is in the neighborhood, as is the Aoyama Gakuin University. I like the "catwalk" street and the Takeshita-dori (Harajuku) neighborhood; I think less of the Omotesando Hills, it's just a pretentious city mall, after all. The neighborhood... More

This street is lined with high-end stores (many in fantastic buildings) and is packed with immaculately dressed Tokyoites (but many are quite camera-shy). For cheaper shopping, check out Takeshita (yes, really) Street which runs parallel to Omotesando; whilst in the area also check out the wood-block print museum (just off Omotesando, well sign-posted) and the Meiji Shrine (near the train... More

The term Omotosando really covers the main shopping street with the high end shopping district -- Kors, Prada, Gucci, etc but it also all of the streets off of Omontosando. The area including to Harajuku has all kinds of shops and restaurants that make Tokyo a facinating place. It is worth spending an hour or two just wandering and getting... More

I appreciate the architectural character of the buildings and the interiors of the retail spaces on this area. I had a great view of the sunset along Omotesando St from an overpass.. :) More

We walked down one side of the street and then crossed over and walked back up the street. The stores are all top end stores , coffee and restaurants. We could only afford to window shop! More

here you feel the air of a big modern and elegant city, nice cafes ,restaurants and the best brand name boutiques, you maywalk around or just seat and enjoy the passing by of fashionable people. More

Ritzy street in Harajuku! Has all the upper class shops and is a tree lined boulevard! Very pretty!! But too expensive for me More

This is for upscale people only I think. We were budget travellers so we didn’t have much interest in all the luxury brands here. However, this place was very nice for a long walk and when you stopped for a coffee and watched people passing by; life in Tokyo seems so wonderful. More

it is very impressive, although I prefer the lanes of Shibuya and Harajuku. Having said that though I managed many hours here and to my joy I discovered a second hand Kimono shop on the corner of Meji-Doro and Omotesando. The street is large, lined with stores of significant class and off to the sides is thevery cool Takeshita-dori. I... More