Music: Ayumi Hamasaki

While taking a stroll around the streets of Tokyo, we came across Haruka, Yukkyun, and Kaori - a trio all sporting interesting streetwear looks. At the left we have Haruka, an artist wearing a black Off The Rip tunic top,

Mika is a friendly Japanese kuro gyaru we met on the street in Harajuku. Mika is wearing a top by the Japanese gyaru brand D.I.A. with DIA short shorts, a DIA belt, and Flag-J platform heels. Accessories - including her

Here's Meoko, a 19-year-old girl with pastel green hair working in apparel. She is wearing a colorful oversized hoodie from mercibeaucoup with striped over the knee socks and black Dr. Martens boots. She is also wearing glasses, star earrings, a heart

Miyu and Minua are a couple of 18-year-old students we street-snapped in Harajuku. Both of them were wearing cute outfits and they also had a lot of charisma. Miyu is on the right, with twin buns and temporary tattoos on

This is Mika, a friendly girl with a black and white style who we met in Harajuku. She works at FiLL Harajuku, she has blonde hair and an ear full of piercings. She is wearing a ruffle and lace top

Wakana and Naho are both 16 and they're high school students. Their outfits caught our eye when we noticed them in Harajuku, so we stopped them for a few snaps. Wakana is the girl in the studded beret (possibly from

Here's Yuno, a friendly 19-year-old student who we have met several times before. This time, her camouflage print and purple twin tails caught our attention when we spotted her in Harajuku. Yuno is wearing layered cropped tops from Topshop and

Shooting street fashion is a lot like hunting. You're always prowling around the city hoping to capture (on your camera only, of course) something rare and amazing. Well, in 2011, there are few things more rare (or amazing) than a

This cute Japanese girl in a derby hat is Una, an 18-year-old staffer at Spinns. Her red top with a pirate skull is from Spinns. Her outfit also includes a black and white polka dot shirt, a pair of resale

Happy New Year from Tokyo! 2010 is officially over, and the sure-to-be-great 2011 has begun. We celebrated New Year's Eve in Harajuku and Shibuya this year. New Year's is a huge holiday in Japan, and Shibuya and Harajuku are the