Music: Kyary Pamyu Pamyu

Mow and Ashiyan are two friendly Japanese girls who we met on the street in Harajuku. Their fashion looks very much like Harajuku decora style, but they aren't wearing the traditional decora hair clips. Mow - on the left -

Mochoko (17) & Momoriinu (16) are two fun girls who we met in Harajuku. They are both students. Mochoko - on the left with fire orange hair in cute twin tails - is wearing a uniform blazer over a Miss

Nalumi is 19 years old, and she's a student. We noticed her colorful outfit and lilac hair on the street in Harajuku. Nalumi is wearing a polka dot coat/sweater from Harajuku resale shop Kinji over a smiley face top from

Elleanor is a 19-year-old Japanese girl who spends much of her life in Harajuku. In addition to working at two popular Harajuku clothing shops, she is regularly street snapped by Japanese fashion magazines and street style websites. When we first

This is Moka, a cute young Kyary Pamyu Pamyu fan who we met on the street in Harajuku. Moka is wearing her hair in twin buns with cute hair pins. Her hooded pastel coat is by Jam, and her gingham

Airi is a friendly 20-year-old Japanese student whose pretty pastel hair caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Airi is wearing a kawaii pastel look that features a Candy Stripper sailor collar varsity jacket over a Pin Nap sweatshirt,

This is Yume, a 13-year-old student with a cute sense of style. We met her in Harajuku when she was wearing braided twin tails and thick rimmed glasses. You might remember her from our previous street snaps. Her Mickey Mouse

Yuriko Tiger is a pink-haired 20-year-old student from Italy who currently lives in Tokyo. She is known to many people for being a cosplay model and for participation in cosplay events. When we ran into Yuriko at the famous Shibuya

Miyukitty and Zorinchan are two Japanese high school students whose colorful outfits caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Miyukitty - on the left with blonde hair - is wearing a Daisy Duck sweatshirt with black and white pants

The iconic Harajuku brand 6%DOKIDOKI has been creating "Sensational Kawaii" fashion and culture for eighteen years. Fiercely proud of the fact that his artistic inspiration comes "from the street", 6%DOKIDOKI director Sebastian Masuda has become a household name in Japan