Month: December 2014

We met these two girls on the street in Harajuku recently, and they were kind enough to let us take their pictures. Twenty-year-old fashion student Ai is pictured on the left, with bangs and a Parental Advisory t-shirt. Her bomber

On December 25, 2014, a new visitor center opens in Harajuku. The new "Moshi Moshi Box" is a joint project between the Shibuya Tourism Association and Harajuku Shop Association. The visitor center is located on Meiji Dori directly across the

We often run into 22-year-old Yana around the streets of Harajuku, and his looks are always eye-catching. Yana is wearing a KTZ patched bomber jacket over a graphic Liv-Berty top, KTZ x GIZA cat pants, and YRU platform boots. Accessories

This is Katsuki, a friendly girl we spotted in Harajuku. She was wearing all black with red accents. Katsuki is wearing a Uniqlo turtleneck with high waist pants from the Tokyo vintage shop Zool. She got her leather coat with

Ririan works at the popular Harajuku resale and vintage shop Kinji, and she is also one of the founders of the Japanese fashion brand Prismic Prism. We've been seeing her around the streets of Harajuku for years. Ririan's red coat

This is Asami, a 20-year-old with a pastel outfit, whom we meet in Harajuku. We found out she works in apparel and that she's active on Twitter. Asami is wearing a baby blue coat from Bubbles Tokyo over a dress

We met Es-kun and Mayu in Harajuku recently when they were both wearing black and white. We found out that both of them are 19 years old. Es-kun is wearing a beanie, a handmade t-shirt, skinny jeans and a KTZ

Kanata is a friendly 19-year-old student whose colorful fashion and hairstyles often catch our eye in Harajuku. He has partially shaved hair with green bangs and colorful pompoms and hair pins. His face mask features a strawberry print. His Hello

Japanese fashion designer Shohei Kato first caught our eye several years ago while a student at Tokyo's famous Bunka Fashion College. When not studying fashion at school, Kato spent much of his time exploring the streets of nearby Harajuku. Kato

Hatsune is a Japanese student who we met on the famous Cat Street shopping street in Harajuku. Her bandana-wrapped twintails hairstyle is the first thing that caught our eye. Hatsune is wearing a QissQill QR Code / Barcode hoodie over