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Lisa is a 20-year-old Japanese fashion student who we met on the street in Harajuku the weekend before Christmas of 2019. Her fun Christmas look features a handmade Christmas tree headdress (complete with blinking Christmas lights) with Christmas makeup, a

Merry Christmas, and welcome to the second in our series of Harajuku and Shibuya Christmas picture posts for 2013! In this Christmas photo walk, we start where the Takeshita Dori Christmas pictures left off, at the intersection of Meiji Dori

Japanese art director (and kawaii culture evangelist) Sebastian Masuda has created a lot of cool things in his career - from founding the iconic Harajuku brand 6%DOKIDOKI, to art directing many of Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's music videos and tours to

Of all the major shopping neighborhoods in Tokyo, Omotesando is one of the most Christmas-friendly year after year. From their beautiful illuminations to the abundance of store windows and other holiday displays, they go all out. We'll show you plenty

If you wanted to reach out to style-conscious young Japanese women, it would be hard to imagine a more effective way than pasting your message in bright lights across the front of the iconic Shibuya 109 department store building. The

Welcome to our first Christmas Photo Walk of 2010. This time, we're going to walk around a little Tokyo neighborhood you may have heard of called Shinjuku. Wikipedia says that over 3.5 million people transit through Shinjuku Station every day

Welcome to another in our series of Tokyo Christmas 2009 photo walks. The basic idea is that we walk you around Tokyo, shooting pictures and explaining where we are and what we're seeing as we go. In the last walk

The end of 2009 is getting really close now, so it's time for us to post more Tokyo holiday pictures. For this edition of our ongoing Holiday 2009 Photo Walk series, we'll take a cruise around Harajuku. Harajuku isn't huge,

Welcome to the second in our ongoing series of Tokyo Christmas 2009 photo walks. In this edition, we take a quick stroll down one of the most famous shopping streets in Harajuku - Takeshita Dori (or Takeshita Street if you

The end of the year holidays - which, in Japan, mostly means New Years and Christmas - are quickly approaching. Now that we're into December, Christmas decorations and lights are quickly appearing all over Tokyo. The local government of each