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Kyary Pamyu Pamyu is the undisputed star of Harajuku fashion today. Over the last couple of years, we watched with astonishment as Kyary evolved from being a cute high school girl with a kawaii sense of style who we would

We've known Kyary Pamyu Pamyu since she was just a cute high school girl we would street-snap around Harajuku. We've been really happy to see her incredible success over the last year. In a display of just how popular she

The Tokyo metropolitan area is home to over thirty million people, making it an extremely popular concert stop for bands touring Asia. We enjoy visiting various concerts around Tokyo to document the fashion of fans in attendance. Over the years,

Harajuku Fashion Walk - Tokyo's most kawaii street fashion parade - takes place every other month, with the next one planned for this coming weekend. When the Fashion Walk kids aren't out walking the streets of Harajuku together in colorful

It would be hard to imagine a modern celebrity who has done more to promote Japanese fashion around the world than Lady Gaga. With help from her stylist Nicola Formichetti (himself half-Japanese), Gaga's bleeding-edge wardrobe choices have launched one Japanese

The streets of Harajuku were a bit less crowded on Saturday, March 24th as fashion fans headed to Tokyo Big Sight for "Harajuku KAWAii!! Spring 2012". With 6,800 attendees, this edition of the seasonal Japanese fashion event was the largest

After one last touch of snow at the end of February, the weather in Tokyo is slowly warming up. That can mean only one thing - spring fashion is coming soon! With that exact thought in mind, over 25,000 Japanese

Tokyo Girls Award is an all-day fashion, music, and fun event produced by the Japanese company Crooz. Like Tokyo Girls Collection, Girls Award is more a party than a stodgy catwalk fashion show - which is why the event drew

Halloween may not yet be as popular in Japan as it is in the West, but more and more people here celebrate the spooky holiday every year. One of the reasons that Japanese people love Halloween is the same reason

K-Pop has been big in Japan for several years, but it's absolutely exploded in 2011. You can't walk far in central Tokyo without being bombarded by advertising for Korean pop acts. K-Pop concerts in Japan regularly sell out far in