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NEW ERA TOKYO - the first New Era shop in Japan - opened for business this weekend. The 1,100-square-foot store located in Harajuku - the heart of Japan's street fashion scene - is the newest of New Era's eight flagships

Beauty & Youth opened its pop-up shop for Swedish brand Acne, and shoppers have until the third of March to get their hands on items from Acne's diverse lineup. Merchandise include accessories, hats, and even rare items – all available

The Hep Star has landed at La Foret Harajuku! It may sound like a cool vacation destination in a science fiction movie, but the Hep Star is actually a super-hip Japanese "real clothes" fashion brand. To celebrate their LaForet debut,

What do you get when you combine fashion, beautiful models, and world-class DJs in central Tokyo on a Valentine's Day weekend? If you guessed "Tokyo Fashion Fuse", you'd be right. If you guessed "a big sold out party with a

On Valentine's Day, Radiohead announced that their long-awaited next album - "The King Of Limbs" - would be available for digital download starting this weekend. Perhaps sensing that the album announcement alone might not cause quite enough pandemonium with their

Winter 2011 has been pretty warm here in Tokyo, as you've probably noticed from our recent street snaps. On Valentine's Day, though, we finally got a bit of snow. It wasn't much compared to many places in the world, but

This weekend, Spinns Harajuku hosted a special launch event for a new line of cute Japanese eyelashes called "Harajuku Doll". For those who couldn't make it to the event in Harajuku, the new eyelashes officially go on sale on Valentine's

From January 26th-28th, fashion brands from around the world and all over Japan came together at Tokyo Big Sight to show their collections at the JFW International Fashion Fair (IFF). According to the official website, the International Fashion Fair was

It's hard to believe, but two of the biggest sales of the year in Harajuku take place in the same month. We start January with Fukubukuro, then towards the end of the month we jump right back into mayhem with

The second Monday of January each year marks the Japanese holiday Seijin no Hi, known as "Coming of Age Day" in English. On this day, Japanese people who have turned 20 years old within the last year celebrate their graduation