Tag: Christmas

Welcome back to Christmas-time in Harajuku! This will be our second holiday photo outing in one of Tokyo's most fashionable neighborhoods. Our first Harajuku photo walk covered Takeshita Dori and Meiji Dori. This time, we'll wander around the back streets

It's almost Christmas, which means it's time for another Tokyo Holiday Photo Walk! Harajuku is a lot of things to a lot of people. To us, it's home. TokyoFashion.com's headquarters are located just a few minutes from Harajuku Station. When

Ebisu is only one stop from Shibuya on the Yamanote Line, but the ambiance of the neighborhoods is very different. One thing they definitely have in common around this time of year, though, is that they both have plenty of

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

Happy Holidays everyone! It's time for another Tokyo Christmas 2010 photo walk. This time, we're going to walk all over Shibuya. There is no other place in Tokyo (or in Japan, or on the planet) like Shibuya. I've been all

Welcome to our Roppongi Christmas Photo Walk for 2010. We'll let you know right up front that this walk will be a little weak compared to some of the other areas we're covering. Because of time constraints, we weren't actually

We've already shown you Shibuya 109's Christmas 2010 holiday collaboration with the South Korean band Girls' Generation (SNSD). Though KPop is huge in Japan right now, 109 couldn't leave JPop out in the cold - so they've collaborated with the

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

Isetan Shinjuku is one of the coolest department stores in Japan. Besides the fact that the store carries a great selection of Japanese street fashion brands - and most of the international blue-chip brands as well - Isetan's buyer is