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Last Sunday I went to the Dior exhibition at DDP.
If you’re in Seoul you can visit it until 8.25, if you’re not, check these photos.
Al igual que en la exposición sobre Chanel, en la Esprit de Dior también puedes descargarte una audio-guía que te explica cada parte de la exhibición. Lo que me pareció muy interesante, y que no sabía, es que Dior hizo su primer desfile cuando tenía 42 años.
2024 update: Moshi Moshi is closed
Moshi Moshi Box is building in Harajuku, and inside the friendly staff can help you and offer you info about the area and the city. Also, they have computers with free conexion, free WIFI, maps, FedEx service, and a easy machine to change your money. It was really useful during my trip so I wanted to share the info :)
¿Necesitáis cambiar dinero, mapas, información, WIFI o incluso hacer un envío? En este viaje a Tokio he descubierto el edificio Moshi Moshi Box y dentro podéis hacer y conseguir todo lo anterior. Lo comento sobre todo por el tema del dinero, ya que no encontré ninguna casa de cambio mientras paseaba por la zona céntrica de Tokio. ¡Espero que os sea útil y tengáis un buen viaje! :)
Where? Harajuku, end of Takeshita Dori, when you reach Meiji Dori you’ll see a big blue building / Camina Takeshita Dori hasta llegar al cruce con Meiji Dori, en la esquina hay un gran edificio de color azul. / Jingumae 3-23-5 1F, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Sushi, green tea, otonomiyaki, crèpes,… in Tokyo!
Cuando subo fotos de mis viajes parece que paso una gran parte del tiempo comiendo. No es cierto. ¡De verdad! Pero sí admito que aprovecho bien cada comida para así probar un plato típico del país o que me llame la atención. Aquí os dejo parte de mi menú japonés:
Sushi in Heiroku Sushi. I always visit this place: good price and the sushi chef makes all the sushi you order in front of you. They also have staff that can speak English. It’s situated between Omotesando Station and Harajuku.
Green tea ice-cream. The best I’ve ever tried! The shop is somewhere in Asakusa, near the main entrace.
Food chain Ootoya. Easy and good option.
Delicious cakes (choco&banana and red fruits) from La Maison in Lumine2 Mall in Shibuya.
J. S. Pancake in Nakano. Great way to start the day!
Famous crépes from Harajuku. There’re many stores and their crèpes taste almost the same. This one is from Cafe Crepe, next to one Spinns store.
Roots café in Harajuku. Fine coffee, great place and nice staff that wrote me a note in Japanese to show to people in case I got lost.
Oyakodon in Shibuya. Rice + chicken + eggs.
The Lockup in Shibuya. Prison-theme restaurant that will make you feel like you’re locked and surrounded by monsters! You pay 500 yenes just for the entrance and then you can order. They have funny drinks.
Otonomiyaki at Fugetsu restaurant in Odaiba. One of the few places where you can see how they prepare the food in your table.
Last: try all the 7/11 or Family Mart ice-creams and sweets!
KT&G 상상마당, Hongdae Branch
One of my favourite places is Sangsang Madang Building in Hongdae. It’s a cultural space where you can find many things: there’s a cafe (you have great views from there), a gallery, a studio, the famous art store (great for buying souvenirs), a cinema (where they show indie movies), a live hall, etc.
Where? 367-5 Seogyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul
Back to Hongdae! Even if it’s one of the famous cafes around Hongdae area I found out about 5 extracts only one week ago. I just tried the tea (delicious and fresh!) but the place smelt really good so I’m pretty sure the coffee is great there.
Where? 405-10 Seogyo-dong Mapo-gu, Seoul
서울시 마포구 서교동 405 -10
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