Opened in Harajuku as the first purikura shop during the heyday of the purikura boom, it has remained popular for decades, earning it the nickname "the holy land of purikura."

The spacious store is always stocked with 25 of the latest machines from companies like FuRyu, TATSUMI, iMS, and MAKESOFT, the most in Tokyo.

You can also pick up discount tickets to SWEET BOX, an affiliated store that boasts delicious crepes with fluffy cream and crispy crust, inside the store.

When you're in Harajuku, you'll definitely want to take some Purikura photos! Whether you're a repeat visitor or looking to take some photos as a memento of your school trip, Noah is the place to go if you're looking to take Purikura photos on Takeshita Street.