Today I’m taking you with me for a luxury vintage shopping day around Omotesando and Harajuku. I started with my outfit check (yes, I noticed the mirror was so dirty… but anyway), then we grabbed my favorite boba—Koi. I love it because the tea flavor is strong, the pearls are super chewy, and it’s only 540 yen, which honestly feels rare in Tokyo where boba is usually 600–700 yen. After that, we went vintage hunting—especially for Chanel. I queued for Qoo Omotesando and spent forever inside because the selection is kind of insane: lots of Fendi and Dior pieces upstairs, and then the Chanel area downstairs. What shocked me most is how “not vintage” everything looks—so many bags and jackets are kept in crazy good condition, like a princess/Disney world, but I’ll be honest: it can be pricey. Then I headed to Amore (they have multiple stores around Omotesando), tried on a few pieces (some were way too small, some sizes were too big on my shoulders), and obsessed over details like Chanel hats and a red-and-white bag I’d never seen before. To end the day, we waited for Onodera Ginza Sushi Omotesando (ticket system, lots of groups ahead), and the sushi was absolutely worth it—Tokyo really spoils me.