Spinns is a popular Japanese youth fashion brand founded in 1993. Their target customers are trend-conscious Japanese teens and those in their early 20s. For more information on Spinns, see this article: Spinns, A Fashion Brand’s History in Harajuku, Japan
These cute students are Marin (14) and Airi (15), and we met them on the streets of Harajuku. Marin is the one with longer hair, dressed in dark colors. She is wearing a WEGO t-shirt, skirt and coat, with a
Haruka is a friendly Japanese comedian/entertainer who we often see in Harajuku. You might recognize her from Kera Magazine or her appearances on various Nico Nico Douga shows. This time, we ran into Haruka near Shibuya Station. In addition to
This is Noel, a girl with a gothic style who we often see in Harajuku. She has spider web and cross eye make-up, and many layered accessories. Noel's velvet coat Putumayo, worn over a Black Peace Now shirt and Forever21
Yappi and Ameri are two friendly girls who work at Spinns in Harajuku. We met them near the famous Takeshita Street (where one of the Spinns is located) after dark. Yappi - on the left with blonde hair - is
Yuuna and Miki are two 17-year-olds who we met in Harajuku recently. Yuuna is the girl to the right, wearing a t-shirt, jacket and shorts from INGNI. Her white backpack is from WEGO, and her accessories are from Thank-You Mart:
Taro and Marimo are a guy and girl who caught our eye in Harajuku. They both had short hair - Marimo's colored blue. You might remember Marimo from her snaps last summer. Taro is a 17-year-old student. He is wearing
Mekiru is a 19-year-old student who we met near Harajuku Station in Tokyo. Her hot pink fashion was hard to miss. Mekiru's look features a pink faux fur monster hoodie from the Japanese brand Superlovers over a pink t-shirt with
Monroe and Betty are two friendly and stylish Japanese students who we met while walking between Shibuya and Harajuku. Both of the girls - Monroe is 13 years old and Betty is 14 - visit Harajuku often. Monroe - on
Japan's 2014 New Year's fukubukuro (lucky bag) sales are coming to an end. That means it's time for us to share our final photos of this year's fukubukuro madness. Our previous report was on Shibuya 109's New Year's Sale. Now
This is Nana, an 18-year-old student who we met in Harajuku. She was wearing round sunglasses and a beret. Nana's oversized tartan scarf is from Spinns, worn with a purple sweatshirt and Spinns skirt. Her studded clutch is WEGO, and
