Posts Tagged ‘japanese toys’

Atmos Tokyo x Hello Kitty x Parco Shibuya 2009

Atmos Tokyo x Hello Kitty x Parco Shibuya 2009

Posted on January 24, 2009 in Features

Parco in Shibuya is hosting a special Hello Kitty x Atmos Tokyo shop right now. The shop contains limited edition goods and vinyl figures of everyone’s favorite cute Japanese cat. Pictures and more info after the jump.

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X-Girl Japan 15th Anniversary Bearbricks

X-Girl Japan 15th Anniversary Bearbricks

Posted on January 18, 2009 in Features

X-Girl Japan has teamed up with MediCom Toy Company to release a set of limited edition camouflage Bearbricks. Tokyo Fashion has exclusive photos and info before the release.

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Echika Omotesando Christmas Bunnies

Echika Omotesando Christmas Bunnies

Posted on December 10, 2008 in Tokyo Fashion News

In Japan, everything has a cute character mascot – even mayonnaise. The shopping complex under Omotesando Station is called “Echika” – and Echika’s cute character is a bunny rabbit looking creature with a handbag. Is Echika really a bunny? Is Hello Kitty a cat? Maybe not, but it looks something like one, so that’s what we’ll [...]

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Fuck Bear by Hysteric Glamour x Medicom

Fuck Bear by Hysteric Glamour x Medicom

Posted on December 10, 2008 in Tokyo Fashion News

Attention all fashionable girls, Japanese brand Hysteric Glamour has a message for you this winter – Fuck You! No, not really – maybe the message is Fuck Everyone! Whatever the exact message, the hot cartoon character on Hysteric’s winter 2008 clothing is called the Hysteric Glamour Fuck Bear. Why is he/she/it called that? Because he’s [...]

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Hysteric Glamour x Medicom x Herman Makkink

Hysteric Glamour x Medicom x Herman Makkink

Posted on December 8, 2008 in Tokyo Fashion News

I was in Hysteric Glamour Aoyama (aka Hysterics) recently and I found something awesome. Is there someone on your Christmas list this year who is really hard to shop for? Someone who loves Japan, but you just can’t find exactly the right gift for him or – better yet – her? Well, meet the ultimate [...]

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FrancFranc Tokyo Christmas 2008

FrancFranc Tokyo Christmas 2008

Posted on December 8, 2008 in Features

The 2008 holiday shopping season is in full swing in Tokyo and that can mean only one thing – lots of Tokyo Fashion updates on Japanese shops decorated for Christmas. In this episode, we take a look at FrancFranc. Technically, FrancFranc isn’t a fashion or clothing shop, but they are all about style. FrancFranc sells cool [...]

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Christofle x Hello Kitty

Christofle x Hello Kitty

Posted on December 4, 2008 in Tokyo Fashion News

While walking in the Aoyama area of Tokyo a few weeks ago, I noticed that the jewelry store Christofle on Aoyama Dori was all covered in Hello Kitty. The sign above the shop now says Christofle x Hello Kitty. I didn’t have time to check out what exactly the collaboration includes, but presumably it’s some [...]

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Japanese Flight Attendant Fashion Review

Japanese Flight Attendant Fashion Review

Posted on November 22, 2008 in Tokyo Fashion News

Japanese flight attendant fashion is not exactly something you might think about every day – but apparently some people are very interested in just that. On a recent visit to a local Tokyo convenience store (konbini), I stumbled upon a miniature fashion show of female Japanese flight attendant uniforms over the years. That may sound [...]

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Devilrobots x Mos Burger 2008 Phone Straps

Devilrobots x Mos Burger 2008 Phone Straps

Posted on November 14, 2008 in Tokyo Fashion News

Devilrobots are loved by many people interested in Japanese fashion and your choice of phone strap in Japan is an essential fashion statement, so while Japanese toy news might not seem to be directly fashion related, we thought we’d post it up anyways. Tokyo Fashion’s favorite Tokyo fast food restaurant, Mos Burger, has announced their Christmas [...]

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