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Daishi is a Japanese civil engineer whose gothic/steampunk style and beautiful flower hat caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. His look includes a asymmetric long blazer and shirt by If Six Was Nine with a floral Tata Christiane

Easily catching our eye with their monochrome streetwear styles in Harajuku are Sierra and Sanjay. Sierra stepped out in a black bralette top and a pleated skirt, both of which are from Forever21. She styled her outfit with fishnet fingerless

It was easy to spot 22-year-old Unichan, whose colorful kawaii street style caught our attention in Shinjuku. She donned a WEGO red embroidered jacket with floral and heart prints. Unichan wore it over a vintage long dress with a solid

We spotted a pair of familiar faces wandering around Harajuku in their eye-catching colorful ensembles. Masao and Takako have both been featured on this site before on several occasions due to their complementary outfits and striking take on street fashion.

Adding major doses of color in Harajuku was Eriko, a 6%DOKIDOKI staffer with a striking outfit that caught everyone’s attention. She was clad in a multicolored jacket with wide lapels and a front zip closure. Eriko wore it with a

It was difficult to miss Lisa in Harajuku with her striking headpiece, floral kimono, and eye-catching yellow shoes. The 18-year-old student donned a blue sleeveless dress, which featured a V-shaped neckline and a pleated skirt with ruched detailing. Lisa also

It was easy to spot Mizuki in Harajuku with her striking green hair and bright red ensemble. The 19-year-old student wore a vintage red polo shirt tucked into layered skirts from G2? and Bubbles - one of which is a

We stumbled upon 20-year-olds Rina and Momoka, whose impressive street styles caught our eye in Harajuku. On the right is Momoka in a leopard print silk top under a Bubbles black jumpsuit with a sheer floral lace upper half and

It was difficult to miss Ruan and Mami, 18-year-olds whose multicolored plaid outfits caught our eye in Harajuku. They definitely turned heads in their coordinating looks with pieces from the Japanese streetwear brand HEIHEI, where they both work. On the

Brightening up the streets of Harajuku were Shinako and Rimariri, whose colorful kawaii ensembles caught everyone’s attention. On the left is Shinako in a denim jacket over a pale pink hoodie, which are from Pink House and Southpaw Cathy. She