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Tokyo Takeshita Harajuku
The bustling streets of Harajuku, where the fresh zing of pomelo meets the soft glow of magnolia in a sea of vibrant activity.
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Tokyo Takeshita HarajukuBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Tokyo Takeshita Harajuku by Zara was launched in 2021, capturing the essence of one of Tokyo's most vibrant neighborhoods. The fragrance opens with a burst of pomelo, bringing a fresh and zesty energy that feels like stepping into the heart of Harajuku itself. This is balanced by the soft floral notes of magnolia, which adds a subtle sweetness and warmth. As it settles, the woody base of cedar provides a grounding element, creating a composition that is both lively and comforting.
This fragrance is best applied with one or two sprays — the top notes are bright and can feel overwhelming if over-applied. The woody base develops slowly, so it's perfect for daytime wear when you want something fresh that evolves throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Tokyo Takeshita Harajuku, Zara
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