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While walking along the Harajuku street, we met Japanese college students Shinako and Emiry. Let's take a closer look at their kawaii Harajuku street styles. At the left sporting pink braids, Shinako is wearing a pink button down dress from

On a recent stroll around the Harajuku neighborhood, our eyes were immediately caught by Emiry and Natsuwo, two teens who are both dressed in their own pink fashion styles. At the left is 19-year-old Emiry sporting long pink hair. Emiry's

We were walking along the Harajuku street when Lemon, a 15-year-old student caught our eye with her black and white gothic street style. Lemon's goth ensemble consists of a black cut out shoulder top and black and white short ruffle

On a recent street outing in Harajuku, we met 19-year-old Emiry and 18-year-old Natsuwo, two students who we spotted wearing pink and blue ensembles. At the left is purple-haired Emiry, whose blue and pink themed outfit consists of a blue

Lemon is a 15-year-old Japanese high school student who we often see around the streets of Harajuku on weekends. Lemon's kawaii rock-inspired street style features a hoodie she bought online over a graphic hoodie from the Harajuku brand Hypercore over

Lemon is a 15-year-old student who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Her last street style snap was published in September. Lemon's black and white ensemble features a white button down shirt from Shimamura, a black pleated skirt

Lemon is a 14-year-old Japanese student who easily caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Her look features a Japanese school uniform inspired top, tie, and pleated skirt (all purchased resale) with tall Demonia platform boots and striped socks.

Sakamari is a 16-year-old student we recently snapped in Harajuku. She is wearing a red Itazura Tokyo kanji (it reads 少年少女) hoodie with WEGO culottes. Her plush toy-decorated backpack is Dickies (bought from Village Vanguard) and her platform mary janes

Omu and Risa are two teen girls who caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. When we spotted them, we guessed right away that they were wearing fashion by the Japanese next generation subculture brand/shop Itazura. Their oversized sweatshirts

Halloween is exactly one week away - and that means that it's time to kick off our Halloween in Japan 2014 coverage! This year, we're starting with over 150 costume photos - and video - from the big VAMPS "Halloween