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Summer is in full swing in Japan! That means hot weather and lots of fun things going on around Tokyo. Summer is also one of the few times of year when you're likely to see lots of kimono/yukata on the

Summers in Tokyo are full of great things - long days and sunny skies, yukata and fireworks, beach trips and music festivals, barbecues and carefree time spent with friends. The heat and humidity aren't always pleasant, but that's why air

Last week we launched our "My Kawaii Style" makeup and beauty tutorials series. Now we're back with a new episode! In this week's "My Kawaii Style", Japanese model and designer Haruka Kurebayashi shows us how she adds kawaii whimsy to

Grimoire Tokyo is one of the most influential vintage boutiques in the Japanese street fashion scene. Not only is Grimoire a highly respected source for hand-picked vintage fashion from around the world, it's also the birthplace of Japan's Dolly Kei

TokyoFashion.com recently surpassed 500,000 Facebook fans and the increasing popularity of the site has amazed and humbled us! As we meet more and more fans of Japanese fashion, we have been getting a lot of feedback and suggestions from our

Imagine a world where acrobatics are inspired by anime; where ancient fairy tales meet modern Harajuku girls; where gothic and lolita fashion meets pole dancing; and where kawaii costumes take on deep spiritual meaning. If this is a world that

SPANK! is one of the original 1980s-inspired super-kawaii fashion brands in Tokyo. When people around the world think of Japanese "fairy kei" fashion, the images that come to mind are fun girls dressed in cute-and-colorful pastel styles with mix-and-match resale

Japanese street style is famous around the world, but it's not just extraordinary fashion that turns heads. In Harajuku especially, a creative and colorful hairstyle can be the make-or-break element of a drop-dead-cute look. We often publish profiles of quirky

Modern Harajuku street style meets traditional Japanese fashion on June 29th at the Candy Pop Summer Party in Tokyo. The centerpiece of the party is a fashion show featuring eyeball-print kimono from gothic Japanese fashion brand Edge of Darkness -

Yasumasa Yonehara, aka "Yone", is one of the most influential and well-respected photographers in the modern Japanese street fashion scene. Yone has been a key player in so many of Japan's major fashion booms - from the rise of the