Tag: Cat Street

Naco is an apparel industry staffer who caught our eye on the famous Cat Street in Harajuku. Her monochrome look is so "right now" that we absolutely had to photograph it! Naco is wearing a white harness by the Japanese

When we met this student on the famous Cat Street in Harajuku, she told us that her nickname is Chan Chaka Chan - just like the Kyary Pamyu Pamyu song title! Chan Chaka Chan is wearing a lavender hat over

Nari and Naru are fashionable - and very cute - 19-year-old twins who we often see in Harajuku. They both love vintage/resale fashion - and they're are always fun to photograph. This time, we met the twins on Cat Street.

Tianba is a student who we met on Cat Street in Harajuku. She's wearing a UNIF faux leather embossed dress with graphic socks from the Japanese streetwear brand HUGE and YRU platform sneakers. Her hat is Supreme and her leather

Masumi is a street snap model and aspiring singer with long blonde twin tails who we met on Cat Street in Harajuku. Masumi's look features a 6%DOKIDOKI pegasus jacket over a super colorful graphic top she bought in Harajuku, a

Merry Christmas and welcome back to our 2013 Harajuku Christmas photo walk series! After covering Takeshita Dori and Meiji Dori, it's time to visit the famous Cat Street, and the backstreets of Harajuku, collectively known as "Ura-Hara". For this walk,

The Circus Harajuku is a socks and footwear boutique that opened this spring on the famous Cat Street in Urahara (the backstreets of Harajuku). In addition to selling cute mismatched socks and a unique selection of boots, The Circus has

New Year's Day is Fukubukuro sales time in Tokyo. That means shopping districts around the city are packed with people hoping for a chance to score a lucky bag from their favorite brand or store. From the glitz of Ginza

Merry Christmas from Tokyo and welcome to our third holiday photo walk of 2012! This walk follows our walks around Aoyama & Omotesando and Takeshita Dori in Harajuku. Even though we covered part of Harajuku in the second walk, there

Harajuku is known around the world for its ever-changing street fashion. Trends come and go week to week. What's new is suddenly old. What's next is always what's important. While many Harajuku shops boom and bust before their two-year lease