Omotesando in Harajuku was quite beautiful in the morning on the last week of November. Few people were around, which is quite different from the norm. The trees were full of autumn color, and everything was generally “picture perfect.” However, I didn’t have my camera with me.

The next evening we visited again, this time with camera in hand. Lights were on the trees but they wouldn’t be turned on until the first Monday in December. Kiddy Land was tripped out for Christmas.

I spotted these two foreigners pretending to shop at Louis Vuitton.

And a wedding took place on Omotesando on this evening as well… You never know exactly what you will see on this street.

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