"One-Floor Harappa"

On the 4th floor of Tokyu Plaza Harajuku "Harakado," there's a public space called Harappa.

The concept is a field in Harajuku.
Although there are cafes and galleries, it's rare to find a public space where you can spend time freely on one floor.

The areas are divided by theme, and benches and mini tables are placed there.

First, the red sphere that catches your eye is "Sun," a space where you can feel the energy of life.
Stools are arranged around it.
It feels like everyone is having a campfire.

This is "Rain." The presentation is interesting.
The bench by the window is also bright and recommended.

There are benches that utilize tree trunks, creating a space where you feel like you're blending in with nature, even in a building.
It's just like a field!

Harappa Harappa Harappa.
Not Parappa the Rapper (generational gap)

So, why not use it as a rest area where you can sit down around Meiji-Jingumae〈Harajuku〉Station?

"One-Floor Harappa"

On the 4th floor of Tokyu Plaza Harajuku "Harakado," there's a public space called Harappa.

The concept is a field in Harajuku.
Although there are cafes and galleries, it's rare to find a public space where you can spend time freely on one floor.

The areas are divided by theme, and benches and mini tables are placed there.

First, the red sphere that catches your eye is "Sun," a space where you can feel the energy of life.
Stools are arranged around it.
It feels like everyone is having a campfire.

This is "Rain." The presentation is interesting.
The bench by the window is also bright and recommended.

There are benches that utilize tree trunks, creating a space where you feel like you're blending in with nature, even in a building.
It's just like a field!

Harappa Harappa Harappa.
Not Parappa the Rapper (generational gap)

So, why not use it as a rest area where you can sit down around Meiji-Jingumae〈Harajuku〉Station?