Tag: Christmas 2008

Today's Tokyo fashion Christmas 2008 update is from the Isetan Men's department store in Shinjuku. Though Isetan Men's holiday window displays aren't as interesting as the main Isetan Department Store X-mas window displays, they are still pretty cool. Here are

Another Tokyo Christmas / holiday update. This time, we'll take a look at the 2008 holiday window displays from the Keio Department Store in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo. The Keio Department Store is located on the west side of

The Barney's New York Shinjuku department store has a crazy window display for the 2008 winter holidays. The display is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the peace sign, and Barneys went all out in full hippie psychedelia mode. Peace signs

We are working on a series of updates to show you holiday pictures of each of the major fashion shopping areas of Tokyo for the 2008 Christmas and New Years season. This is the first of those updates and we'll

In Japan, everything has a cute character mascot - even mayonnaise. The shopping complex under Omotesando Station is called "Echika" - and Echika's cute character is a bunny rabbit looking creature with a handbag. Is Echika really a bunny? Is

A few weeks ago, we posted pictures of a few of the cool X-mas 2008 window displays at Istean Shinjuku. The display is called "Merry Christmas Cakes" and it shows letters of the alphabet and what each letter represents, like

The 2008 holiday shopping season is in full swing in Tokyo and that can mean only one thing - lots of Tokyo Fashion updates on Japanese shops decorated for Christmas. In this episode, we take a look at FrancFranc. Technically,

As mentioned in our previous up on Adidas Originals Shinjuku, the next Adidas Originals shop to open in Tokyo will be the Shibuya location. The Adidas Originals Shibuya shop will open on December 23, 2008. Tokyo Fashion happened to be

Harajuku loves cute. You can't walk ten feet down Takeshita without hearing shouts of "kawaii!!!" over and over again. Milkfed is not a Takeshita brand, but they are aiming right at the "kawaii" Japanese girls with their newest fashion collaboration.

It's holiday time in Tokyo, and that means cool window displays at Japanese fashion shops. Here is another installment in our documentation of said fashion windows. This time, we take a look at Sounds Good Shibuya - a part of