To get to Laforet, head towards Omotesando with your back to Meiji Jingu Shrine, and you'll find it at the corner of the Jingumae intersection. On March 30, 2017, the new entrance, known as "Genjiyama Terrace," was born after the expansion work on the 2.5F. Genjiyama Terrace, which is designed to resemble a Japanese garden, has places where you can sit and relax. There is one wooden bench that can seat five people. The entrance space is a Japanese garden with stone lanterns, pottery, and plants. Regarding congestion, we checked on weekends and holidays, but there were no users. Even on holidays, there aren't many visitors to the new entrance, making it a perfect place to take a break while shopping in Harajuku. Also, because it's a Japanese garden in Harajuku, foreign tourists were taking photos with the garden in the background. Why not use it as a place to rest and sit down in the Harajuku area while you're shopping at Laforet? [Save this]Harajuku's Guide to Rest Areas with Seats

To get to Laforet, head towards Omotesando with your back to Meiji Jingu Shrine, and you'll find it at the corner of the Jingumae intersection. On March 30, 2017, the new entrance, known as "Genjiyama Terrace," was born after the expansion work on the 2.5F. Genjiyama Terrace, which is designed to resemble a Japanese garden, has places where you can sit and relax. There is one wooden bench that can seat five people. The entrance space is a Japanese garden with stone lanterns, pottery, and plants. Regarding congestion, we checked on weekends and holidays, but there were no users. Even on holidays, there aren't many visitors to the new entrance, making it a perfect place to take a break while shopping in Harajuku. Also, because it's a Japanese garden in Harajuku, foreign tourists were taking photos with the garden in the background. Why not use it as a place to rest and sit down in the Harajuku area while you're shopping at Laforet? [Save this]Harajuku's Guide to Rest Areas with Seats