One man tries to make sense of the 8 floors of sensory overload that together make up Shibuya's gyaru mecca.
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Hmmm, no photos or even a map or directions to 109? How can one actually visit it then?
Perhaps the title should read 'A guide to experiencing Shibuya 109' instead.
You are correct that there are no map or directions, but I suppose the author assumed those would be fairly redundant since 109 appears in many guidebooks and maps about Tokyo (and is readily visible from the station).
There is now also a 109 men`s