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Mizuho and Yurika are a couple of sisters we often see in Harajuku. Both of them are wearing twin tails with bandanas, and they told us they work part time (arubaito). Mizuho is the taller one, and she's 21. She

Mizuho and Yurika are two sisters with a shared love of Disney who we often see around Harajuku together. They life colorful fun fashion, and they usually wear whimsical accessories. Yurika, on the left, is wearing a black leather jacket

Ami is a friendly pastel-loving girl with pink-tipped hair who we met on the street in Harajuku. Her look features a Nile Perch dress with teddy bears and ribbon under a pink bomber jacket, white tights, pink socks (with white

Sato and Fumie are a couple of girls in cute pastel fashion who we met in Harajuku. Both of them are 20-years-old, they're both students, and they like shopping at Nile Perch. Sato is the one with darker hair and

Mim is a 19-year-old Zipper Magazine model. We met her in Harajuku and she was nice enough to stop for a few snaps. Mim is wearing an E Hyphen World Gallery BonBon stadium jacket over a white cable knit sweater,

Hana is a 17-year-old student who we met on the street in Harajuku. Her cute two-tone hairstyle is what first caught our eye. Hana is wearing a resale teddy bear-print top with resale red & blue striped pants, lace ruffle

We spotted these two friendly girls - Akari and Rei, both 16 years old - from Tokyo's "hadeko" subculture on the street in Harajuku recently. Hadeko is a variation of Japanese decora fashion, and you can see all of the

These two Harajuku girls were both carrying cute matching cat bags when we spotted them. We found out that their names are Ema and Papiko, and we took some snapshots of their outfits. Ema is the one to the left,

Here's a friendly fairy-kei-loving girl who we ran into near Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku. Her outfit features a white jacket with a faux fur collar over an eyeball-print hoodie over a pastel blue top with a cute pink bow, along

These three 17-year-old students caught our eye while walking together on the streets of Harajuku, so we stopped them for a brief chat and street snaps. Kayori is the tallest of the bunch, pictured to the right, with a flower