Brands: Kinji

This is Nodoka, a 15-year-old Harajuku student with colorful hair and a colorful outfit. You might remember her previous kawaii Harajuku street snaps. Nodoka is wearing a resale animal print faux-fur coat, a Uniqlo turtleneck, and a colorful dress from

Pachiko is a 19-year-old student with twin tails and bangs who we spotted in Harajuku. Her oversized denim art jacket is a resale find, worn over a cat t-shirt from Nadia Harajuku and Kinji Harajuku leggings. Her faux fur backpack

Meet Natsumi, a girl with shorts bangs, ombre hair and glasses who we met in Harajuku. She is 19 years old and she's a student. Natsumi is wearing a plaid coat from the popular Harajuku resale shop Kinji. Her backpack

We spotted this stylish duo on the street in Harajuku, and they were nice enough to stop for a few quick snaps. The guy is Taiga, and he's been a well known personality on the streets of Harajuku for several

Ririan works at the popular Harajuku resale and vintage shop Kinji, and she is also one of the founders of the Japanese fashion brand Prismic Prism. We've been seeing her around the streets of Harajuku for years. Ririan's red coat

Kanata is a friendly 19-year-old student whose colorful fashion and hairstyles often catch our eye in Harajuku. He has partially shaved hair with green bangs and colorful pompoms and hair pins. His face mask features a strawberry print. His Hello

Moepi is a 21-year-old girl whose dark look, piercings, and asymmetrical bob hairstyle caught our eye in Harajuku. We found out that she works at the popular Harajuku resale shop Kinji. Moepi is wearing a maxi dress tied with laces

Mepura and Creamy Sauce are two of Harajuku most well known decoras. They are also big fans of the Japanese manga Kuroko no Basuke (Kuroko's Basketball), as you can see from their outfits. Mepura's second bag is covered in badges

This is Urarabbit, a 20-year-old shop staff who we met in Harajuku. She is wearing a cute pink outfit and was kind enough to sit for a few snaps. Her pink sweatshirt reads "Feel the rhythm of today" and it's

Sumi - who we often see in Harajuku - is one of the owners of the Japanese indie fashion brand/vintage shop Prismic Prism. When we met Sumi on the street this time, she was wearing a resale flower print long