Laforet Harajuku

ラフォーレ原宿

Center for Fashion and Culture that Has Shaped the Times
Mori Building’s first retail facility, Laforet Harajuku debuted as a fashion trendsetter in 1978 in the Harajuku area, which was on its way to becoming a center for youth culture at the time. It has produced countless up-and-coming apparel brands and creators, and has had a great influence on the times through impactful advertising and other activities. And with the opening of Omotesando Hills, Laforet Harajuku has continued to unleash cutting-edge fashions and trends into the world for a quarter of a century in the highly fashion-conscious Harajuku-Omotesando area.

Facility Overview施設概要

Retail facilities

Laforet Harajuku has been very successful at bringing out the appeal of the town of Harajuku by constantly offering cutting-edge fashion information, incubating young fashion creators and a large number of entrepreneurs and producing a wide range of events. 

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Conference Facilities and Event Space

Laforet Museum

Since the museum opened, it has constantly produced a large number of events of many different kinds in order to enable visitors to enjoy genuine art and entertainment that transcends genres. The rich variety of culture produced from here has had various impacts on eras, towns, and people. The Laforet Museum will continue to initiate new trends for new eras. 

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Data Sheetデータシート

Location 

1-11-6 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 

Building Ground Area 

2,553m² 

Building Site Area 

2,249m² 

Total Floor Area 

15,594m² 

Facilities 

Retail Facilities, etc. 

Floor 

6 floors above ground/ 2 floors underground 

Height 

29m 

Construction Started 

1997 

Construction Completion 

October 1978 

Structure 

SRC 

Architect 

IRIE MIYAKE ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS 

Constructor 

SHIMIZU CORPORATION 

Project Executor 

Mori Building Co., Ltd. 

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