We regret to inform you that parking is no longer available in front of Sin Den. There is, however, ample parking available around the salon for a reasonable price

Parking & Taxi Guide

1) White squares on Gaien Nishi Dori. You want to park as close as you can to the intersection called Harajuku Danchi (pictured to the right). Watarium is here, as is the Kakuyasu Sake shop, a Soba restaurant and a Korean resturant called Kim Chi. Coming from Shibuya on 246, this is the first light after turning left onto Gaien Nishi Dori. Put three one-hundred yen coins in the meter and you are good to go for 60 minutes. You can't extend the time, however, unless you move your car out of the spot and put it back in. The parking police are pretty lax in this area (only if you are actually in a square) but things seem to be getting stricter so be careful! Follow the picture directions from the third / fourth picture to the salon.

2) Coin Parking: There is lots of coin parking around Sin Den. The closest is just after you turn off Gaien Nishi Dori at the Harajuku Danchi Intersection (pictured and explained in 1 above). There are only four spots here, however, just down the road on the left is a large underground parking lot that is less expensive and perfect for rainy days. It's in the basement of Oakwood Apartments. Follow the picture directions from the fourth picture to the salon.

3) Coming by Cab: Print out the Japanese map (the link is above to the right). If you can manage a one minute walk, get out at Harajuku Danchi and follow the picture directions from the third/fourth picture to the salon. If you really need to go all the way, and your cabbie is undaunted by the narrow roads (try asking if it's okay that the road is narrow -> michi ga semi desu ga daijobu desu ka?) If your driver seems okay, follow the directions below (access is slightly different depending whether you are coming from Gaien Nishi or Meiji Dori).

(A) From Gaien Nishi
(coming from route 246):

Go past Harajuku Danchi and turn left just before the next light (Jingumae 3 Chome). You will go down a hill along the narrow road and then go up a bit. At the next road, turn left. Go down for a bit and you will see a temple on the left hand side. At this point start looking for the temple parking lot on the left. Right after the parking lot there is a red brick building on the right, which is where you want to have the cab turn right. If you have your picture directions you will now be looking at the fifth picture. Have the taxi go straight and if you're nice you'll get out before he has to turn right (he can make it but it is tight!). Sin Den is just around the corner to your right.

(B) From Meiji Dori
(coming from Shibuya):

Go past the Meiji Jingumae Intersection (where the Gap and La Floret are) and continue towards Shinjuku. At the first big intersection (you will see Diesel on the right and a pedestrian overpass above) have the cab turn right. Now Diesel is on your left and you're going down a small incline. At the bottom of the little hill is a light. The cab should turn right and go down this narrow street. You will see Bape on the right hand side. The narrow street will go up a hill and continue for a bit and then you will see a temple on your left hand side. Slow down and start looking for a red brick building on the right, which is where you want to have the cab turn right. If you have your picture directions you will now be looking at the fifth picture.

3-9-3 Jingumae Sin Den


SIN DEN
3-9-3 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001
tel. 03-3405-4409 fax. 03-3405-4408






Harajuku Danchi Intersection is on Gaien Nishi Dori between Route 246 (Haagan Daz, Bell Commons, etc...) and the Jingumae 3-Chome intersection.

Coming from Shibuya on Route 246 you will turn left at Gaien Nishi (Sendagaya direction) and the first light is Harajuku Danchi. You can see it at the bottom of the small map below (just between the old and new shops).