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To start, we suggest heading straight for Tokyo’s colorful Harajuku neighborhood. With trendy street art, fun cafes, vintage boutiques, and all the Tokyo paraphernalia of your dreams, you won’t find a shopping experience quite like this anywhere else in the world. Aside from Harajuku, Tokyo is also known for its concept stores and department stores - all of which have contemporary design elements that'll have you heading home with just as much decor inspiration as new purchases. Some of our favorites to visit are Sister Tokyo, La Kagu, Takashimaya, and Beams. The Tsukiji Fish Market should be your inevitable lunch spot during your culture day. Then, for a taste of Tokyo’s ancient history, add either the Imperial Palace or Tokyo's oldest temple, Senso-ji - which dates back to the 7th century - to your itinerary. For the best selection of pre-modern art, head to Nezu Museum. If you prefer contemporary art, the Yayoi Kusama Museum is a must-see. Kusama, one of the most famous living artists in Japan, opened this museum in 2017 to showcase her famous hallucinatory infinity rooms.