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It's hard to believe that it's been almost two years since the first Harajuku Fashion Walk brightened up the streets of Tokyo. Just as amazing is that the early summer 2012 Harajuku Fashion Walk was the tenth time the event

Here's a fun girl with amazing gravity-defying braids who we met in front of LaForet Harajuku. Her braids reminded us of the famous Swedish character Pippi Longstocking, although they could be inspired by a more recent kawaii "character", Kyary Pamyu

Here's a stylish group of students that we photographed in Harajuku. The guy on the right is 17-year-old Haruhisa. He's wearing a distressed denim vest and stonewashed jeans from Joyrich with a black Uniqlo hoodie. Accessories include oversized glasses from

Here are three friendly Japanese girls wearing cute pink fashion. We met these girls just outside of LaForet Harajuku. The girl on the left is wearing a pink lolita outfit from Angelic Pretty with a big hair bow, a 6%DOKIDOKI

Here are two icons of Harajuku's most colorful street styles who need no introduction - it's Junnyan and Kumamiki! When we ran into the glow-in-the-dark duo, they reminded us about their upcoming Harajuku Fashion Walk party. If you're going to

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"

Harajuku Kawaii started out as a small music and street fashion event. However, the Harajuku scene - led by the event's main star Kyary Pamyu Pamyu - has boomed over the last year, and Harajuku Kawaii has exploded in popularity

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

Harajuku Fashion Walk is a fun Japanese street fashion event we've been covering since it began. As winter gives way to spring in Tokyo, the Harajuku Fashion Walk crew celebrated the warming weather by gathering for the 9th edition of

Here are a pair of fun friends - each with a different sense of style - who caught our eye while walking near Spinns Harjauku. The girl on the left is wearing a manga-print dress with a sheer layer, a