Music: Kyary Pamyu Pamyu

The streets of Harajuku were a bit less crowded on Saturday, March 24th as fashion fans headed to Tokyo Big Sight for "Harajuku KAWAii!! Spring 2012". With 6,800 attendees, this edition of the seasonal Japanese fashion event was the largest

"HARAJUKU KAWAii Spring 2012 supported by Fulltool" has confirmed the appearance of an additional musical artist - Negoto! Japanese girl pop group Negoto will battle the previously announced guests Kyary Pamyu Pamyu and Momoiro Clover Z at the upcoming edition

After one last touch of snow at the end of February, the weather in Tokyo is slowly warming up. That can mean only one thing - spring fashion is coming soon! With that exact thought in mind, over 25,000 Japanese

"Harajuku Kawaii" is not just a phrase describing the lifestyle of denizens in Tokyo's most fashionable neighborhood. It's also the name of an event packed with fashion, music and fun taking place in Tokyo several times a year. Harajuku Kawaii

"Kawaii" is a word well-known to fans of Japanese fashion. The dictionary definition of "kawaii" roughly translates as "cute". But "kawaii" is much more than just a word! Today, the concept of Japanese Kawaii is not only an important part

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu (The Princess of Harajuku) and 6%DOKIDOKI (one of Harajuku's most iconic fashion brands) are joining forces with Rune Naito (the father of "kawaii") to host a huge party in Los Angeles on December 9, 2011. (The official

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu is the undisputed "It Girl" of current Harajuku kawaii culture. 6%DOKIDOKI has been a major presence in the Harajuku kawaii fashion scene for more than 15 years. So, when Japanese department store Parco wanted to bring a

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu - Japanese singer, model, fashion blogger, and Harajuku's queen of all things kawaii - is currently in the midst of a whirlwind tour promoting the release of her new EP "Moshi Moshi Harajuku". The official CD release

Here are a couple of extremely cool people we ran into on the street in Harajuku. We first noticed them because of their unique funky fashion, but there is much more to these two characters than just style. On the

When Tokyo entertainment and model management company AsobiSystem throws a party, they don't mess around. Their recent 4th Anniversary celebration - dubbed the "Harajuku Kawaii" party" - included the appearance of over 50 Japanese models, fashion shows by some of