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Meet Sasakure, a 19-year-old university student we spotted in Harajuku. She is wearing a colorful outfit and decora accessories. Her pink dress with bows is handmade while her colorblock jacket is a resale. Her rainbow over-the-knee socks are from ACDC Rag,

Emo is a 19-year-old girl who we have seen many times around the streets of Harajuku. She works for the Kera Magazine shop. Emo is wearing a "Nakayoshi Shi Chao" (なかよし しちゃお) oversized hoodie from the Japanese brand Honwakapappa with

Nukonuko is a kawaii fashion-loving girl - with blue and purple hair - who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. She works at a beauty salon. Nukonuko's look features an ice cream and bow covered pastel "Cotton Candy"

Tsunamayo is a cutely styled Japanese student we recently street snapped in Harajuku. This is what we found out about her: Her colorblock top and skirt and from Funky Fruit. Her striped backpack is from Swimmer and her iridescent sandals are

Meet Yuan, a 17-year-old decora - and student - who we street snapped in Harajuku. Her pink jacket and harem pants are from Super Lovers, her creepy cartoon print top is from Project.C.K., and she bought her creepers in Harajuku. Her accessories

This is Sasakure, a 20-year-old college student - wearing a colorful decora outfit - who we spotted on the street in Harajuku. Her knit cape is from Spinns, worn over a striped top from ANAP and a colorful ruffle skirt from

We spotted Rikarin, Lemon, and Nachiko on the street in Harajuku. They were all wearing items from the independent Japanese fashion brands Conpeitou and Isekai. Rikarin - on the left - is a 19-year-old college student. Her look features a

We met Pie - dressed in all pink with kawaii decora accessories - on the street in Harajuku. Pie's wearing a pink wig with pink hair accessories, pink contacts, a graphic t-shirt by the iconic - but now defunct -

Honochan is a 21-year-old girl with bright pink hair who we met on the street in Harajuku at night. She told us that she works at Spinns Harajuku. Honochan's "Hawaii" print top is from a resale shop, as is her

Decora is one of the Japanese fashion subcultures that helped to make Harajuku famous around the world back in the 1990s. While decora isn't as popular as it once was, there is still a core group of cheerful Harajuku kids