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Spinns is one of the most popular shops in Harajuku, appealing to young Japanese girls and guys seeking the latest trendy street fashion at a price they can afford. Located next door to international mega-chains H&M and Forever21, Spinns has

Broken Doll is best known internationally as a 1980s-inspired Japanese rock/punk band who often perform in flamboyant Harajuku fashion. People in Tokyo also know Broken Doll the band, but another Broken Doll is just as well known - Broken Doll,

What happens when you combine the powers of Towa Tei (the legendary Japanese musician who brought "Groove is in The Heart" into the world) with Sebastian Masuda (the mad genius who created the visual imagery of Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's "PonPonPon"

Spring has arrived in Tokyo! The city's beautiful cherry blossoms have come (and then gone), the weather has started warming, and - most importantly - Spring 2012 fashion trends are booming! There are numerous minor trends rising and falling at

Takeru has gained worldwide fame as the singer for the popular Japanese rock band SuG. However, his creative ambition goes beyond singing and songwriting. He is also the driving force behind the Japanese fashion brand Million $ Orchestra (pronounced "Million

Alice Black is a Japanese jewelry brand which comes directly from the streets of Tokyo. When we first met the brand's creator Norimi a few years ago, he was a DJ and regular fixture in the Harajuku fashion scene. Norimi

Harajuku Fashion Walk is a fun and colorful Japanese street fashion event which we've been covering since the very first one. Originally conceived as a one-time super kawaii street party by Sebastian Masuda (the founder of 6%DOKIDOKI & Kyary Pamyu

A.P.C. founder Jean Touitou isn’t the most likeable of men. Notorious for his outrageous statements and curmudgeonly appearance, he often comes across as a bit of a crank. At the beginning of April, the minimalist Paris-based label celebrated its 25th

There are many cool indie shops and fashion brands that exist only in Harajuku. These are the stores that give Harajuku its personality by catering mostly to the adventurous Japanese kids you see in FRUiTS Magazine, here on TokyoFashion, and

Resale and vintage fashion is booming on the streets of Harajuku. Most of the stylish Japanese girls and guys we snap put together their outfits from an ever-growing list of Tokyo resale shops. But some resale-loving fashionistas know about a