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Marion Crepes - Harajuku Takeshita Street Store

Marion Crepes - Harajuku Takeshita Street Store

An uber-loved Harajuku street snack that’s grown up alongside the district.

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MARION CREPES Harajuku Takeshita Street Store, one of the most iconic classic dessert shops on Takeshita Street in Harajuku, Tokyo!

As one of the original Japanese crepe shops, it displays dozens of dazzling flavor models in the window. The made-to-order crepe is crispy around the edges and soft inside, packed with whipped cream, fresh fruit, and rich spreads. It looks cute and kawaii in photos, and eating one as you walk is an essential dreamy experience when exploring Takeshita Street in Harajuku!

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