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Christopher Nemeth is a British fashion designer who is based in Tokyo. His brand Nemeth has a dedicated following among young Japanese men in Harajuku. The designer is known for his eye catching clothing designs featuring bold patterns and colors.

This weekend, the annual B-Boy Park festival was held at Yoyogi Park in the Shibuya area of Tokyo. B-Boy Park started back in 1997 as a way to bring together Tokyo's B-Boys and B-Girls for a celebration of music, breakdancing,

World, get ready - "sensational lovely" cuteness is coming your way, via the 6%DokiDoki World Tour! This year, Japanese fashion brand 6%DokiDoki celebrates its 15th anniversary. To commemorate fifteen years of kawaii fashion – and to share the brand's unique

This last weekend Comiket 78 was held at Tokyo Big Sight in the Odaiba area of Tokyo. Comiket is the largest self-published comic book (doujinshi manga) event on the planet, with over a half a million people attending each edition.

The annual Tokyo Gay Pride Festival took place this weekend in Shibuya. For the first time since 2007, the Tokyo Gay Pride Parade returned as part of the festivities. The Gay Pride Festival was held at the event space on

Courtney Love was in Tokyo earlier this week as her band Hole played the Summer Sonic music festival. But when Courtney is in Japan, she doesn't just play music - she also jumps right into the local fashion scene. Courtney

While walking on Omotesando Dori in Harajuku tonight, we noticed construction crews working away on the new BAPE x Daiwa "A Fishing Ape" pop-up shop, which is about to open near the intersection of Meiji Dori. The new pop-up store

Everyone loves Tokyo's fast moving fashion trends, so we do our best to let you know when we spot a hot one. This time, we're going to take a look at a major purse/bag trend that started in the spring

Rainy season seems to be over in Tokyo, the sun is blasting, and the humidity feels like it's at about 150%. That can mean only one thing - summer has arrived. What does the start of summer signify in Harajuku?

The "Blythe 9th Anniversary Charity Exhibition" in Tokyo brought together over 100 cute Blythe Dolls in original eye-catching costumes designed by Japanese celebrities, fashion designers, and manga artists. The annual show - which just ended its 2010 run at Omotesando