Look who we found in Harajuku - it's indie Japanese fashion designer Kumamiki! Kuma is always fun and she always dresses in her own unique kawaii style. We ran into Kuma during the latest Harajuku Fashion Walk in Tokyo (more

We met this stylish fellow in Harajuku, and stopped him for a few pictures. He works at Kincs, for the clothing brand h.NAOTO. He is wearing a dark outfit, contrasting with his partially blond hair. His pants and blazer (or

Yurika and Mizuho are two cutely styled sisters - both with twintails hairstyles - who we see around the streets of Harajuku often these days. In fact, Mizuho (on the right) recently got a much-coveted job at one of Harajuku's

Hikari is a stylish Nadia Harajuku staffer we met on the streets of Harajuku, wearing a black and white look. We've taken her picture before, which is why she may look familiar. Hikari is wearing a striped crop top with

Here are two fun Bunka Fashion College students who we met on Cat Street in Harajuku. The girl on the right, with green hair, is Cathy. The girl on the left is Kaoru. You might recognize Kaoru from her appearances

Bunka Fashion College student Amuco is 18 years old. Her blonde hair with blue dip dye caught our eye in Harajuku. Amuco is wearing a top that reads "Celine me alone" with laser cut details at the sleeves. She paired

Here's a friendly guy we photographed at the Kawaii Matsuri in Tokyo. His tall mohawk hairstyle was the first thing that caught our eye, but we were also fascinated by the way that his entire look mixes elements of Japanese

Kimu's bright red hair was hard for us not to notice! She is an 18-year-old Bunka Fashion College student we met on the street in Harajuku. Kimu is wearing a sheer polka dot bodysuit with a Galaxxxy bustier and a

This is Peke, a 21-year-old college student we met in Harajuku. You might remember her from several Harajuku Fashion Walk events. She is wearing a blue and yellow outfit. Even her hair is blue, in twintails, with yellow smiley face

Norimi, the designer of the punk-inspired silver accessory brand Alice Black, is someone we see around Harajuku often. Norimi's company is one of the independent "from the streets, for the streets" Japanese fashion brands that helps keep the Tokyo scene