There's a spot where you can sit and take a break right at the entrance to Cat Street, which connects Omotesando and Shibuya.

Cat Street is long and narrow, like a cat's path, following the old Shibuya River.
There's a rest space at the bottom of the stairs from Omotesando.

There are stools and circular benches.
You can use them when you want to eat something you've taken out from Cat Street, or when you want to take a break from window shopping.

So, why not use this as a place to sit and relax near Meiji-Jingumae (Harajuku) Station?

There's a spot where you can sit and take a break right at the entrance to Cat Street, which connects Omotesando and Shibuya.

Cat Street is long and narrow, like a cat's path, following the old Shibuya River.
There's a rest space at the bottom of the stairs from Omotesando.

There are stools and circular benches.
You can use them when you want to eat something you've taken out from Cat Street, or when you want to take a break from window shopping.

So, why not use this as a place to sit and relax near Meiji-Jingumae (Harajuku) Station?