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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

Bunkaya Zakkaten - one of Harajuku most unique and longest running boutiques - has announced that it will be closing its doors for good on January 15, 2015. Bunkaya Zakkaten has been Harajuku's go-to place for quirky, kitschy and bizarre

Sebastian Masuda - the founder of kawaii Harajuku boutique 6%DOKIDOKI, Kyary's art director, and a visual artist - will debut his new project "Time After Time Capsule" at Wynwood Project during Art Basel in Miami Beach, Florida on December 6,

Independent Japanese streetwear brand HEIHEI is finishing a busy November with a limited time popup shop at the just re-opened Macaronic Boutique in Tokyo's fashionable Koenji neighborhood. The HEIHEI popup shop at Macaronic is open now through November 30, 2014.

When Japanese legwear brand Avantgarde opened their underground Harajuku boutique in the fall of 2011, no one could have predicted how big of an influence it would have on the neighborhood - and on the wider Japanese street fashion scene.

Mika Ninagawa is best known globally for her vividly colored photography, but she has also expanded into movie making and, more recently, fashion design. The artist has a rock star following with young women in Japan. Her exhibitions draw big

The Halloween countdown is on, and there is no more fun place to celebrate a holiday based around costumes than in the cosplay capitol of the world - Japan! For years, TokyoFashion.com has been covering the amazing costumes that we

Yurie Sekiya is a Japanese artist who creates fine art, super-cute character goods, and illustrations that end up not only on her own personally-produced fashion items, but also on the designs of high-end Japanese designers like Mikio Sakabe. Earlier this

Legendary Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto will launch his second collaboration with the classic Japanese monster fighter Ultraman on October 24, 2014. The two Japanese icons first joined forces on the 2004 A/W Yohji Yamamoto Homme collection. The new "Ground

Artist Brandon Reierson (better known by his nom de plume "Lactose Intoler-Art") is a well-known personality in Tokyo's famously fashionable Harajuku and Koenji neighborhoods. For decades, photographers have documented every detail of Tokyo's one-of-a-kind style tribes. What makes Brandon unique