At Shibuya, Harajuku and Omotesando train stations, there are shopping streets lined with many stores on both sides, connecting all three stations. Although the three areas are close together and mostly sell similar fashion items, each has its own character. The Shibuya area tends to be more affordable and youthful, Harajuku has a quirky style with many shops selling costume-like outfits, and Omotesando has a more polished, stylish look aimed at working adults, with prices higher than elsewhere. If you're interested in shopping around this area, try downloading the brochure, which includes a map with footprint markers you can follow right away.
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See more travel information about the Shibuya area here
See more travel information about the Harajuku area here
See more shopping information about the Omotesando area here