Music: Broken Doll

Harajuku street fashion is - not surprisingly - most often found on the streets of Harajuku. But not always. The bimonthly "Pop N Cute" party, produced by the organizers of Harajuku Fashion Walk, feature lots and lots of Harajuku street

Harajuku Fashion Walk - Tokyo's most kawaii street fashion parade - takes place every other month, with the next one planned for this coming weekend. When the Fashion Walk kids aren't out walking the streets of Harajuku together in colorful

Broken Doll is best known internationally as a 1980s-inspired Japanese rock/punk band who often perform in flamboyant Harajuku fashion. People in Tokyo also know Broken Doll the band, but another Broken Doll is just as well known - Broken Doll,

Here are two icons of Harajuku's most colorful street styles who need no introduction - it's Junnyan and Kumamiki! When we ran into the glow-in-the-dark duo, they reminded us about their upcoming Harajuku Fashion Walk party. If you're going to

Harajuku Fashion Walk is a fun event that brings together fans of kawaii and colorful Japanese fashion. However, Harajuku Fashion Walk only takes place every few months. So what do the Harajuku Fashion Walkers do when they're not parading around

Harajuku Fashion Walk is an event we've been covering since the very first walk back in 2010. The first Harajuku Fashion Walk of 2012 - and the 8th one overall - took place last weekend. Harajuku Fashion Walk #8 featured

Here's Maro! Maro is an artist, indie fashion designer, Harajuku Fashion Walk participant, the drummer for the Japanese rock band Broken Doll, and a good friend of TokyoFashion.com. We were really happy when we bumped into him randomly in Harajuku.

Young Tokyoites in colorful costumes - both creepy and cute - celebrated Halloween at the Harajuku Fashion Walk-produced "FUNtasy Halloween Night Party" at club Milky Way in Shibuya. We were lucky enough to be invited to the party and last

Halloween may not yet be as popular in Japan as it is in the West, but more and more people here celebrate the spooky holiday every year. One of the reasons that Japanese people love Halloween is the same reason

Here's an awesome Japanese guy with rainbow-colored hair who you might recognize as 19-year-old Yumaronta, the drummer for the Japanese rock band Broken Doll. Yumaronta has a very unique sense of style, which is why we've photographed him several times