Tag: halloween

Standing out on the streets of Tokyo with her impressive gothic winged streetwear style is Eimmy, a 3D computer graphics designer. Eimmy is clad in a black gothic lace corset dress from Noble Noire, which features puff sleeves, flared cuffs,

Halloween has blown up huge in Japan in the past few years. A researcher with Mitsubishi UFJ told the Associated Press that there were expected to be 20,000,000 Japanese Halloween revelers in 2015 spending a total of over US$300,000 on

Halloween starts early in Japan! October 31st is the biggest celebration, but as soon as Tokyo Disneyland kicks off their Halloween festivities around the beginning of October, you begin to see people in Halloween costumes around the streets of central

We met Himawari and Mitsuki - both 16-year-old students - on the street in Harajuku. They were hard to miss in their cute Mario Bros costumes. [Be sure to check out our full Halloween in Japan 2014 coverage for lots

The Halloween countdown is on, and there is no more fun place to celebrate a holiday based around costumes than in the cosplay capitol of the world - Japan! For years, TokyoFashion.com has been covering the amazing costumes that we

Halloween is exactly one week away - and that means that it's time to kick off our Halloween in Japan 2014 coverage! This year, we're starting with over 150 costume photos - and video - from the big VAMPS "Halloween

As Halloween's popularity has exploded in Japan over the last decade, the unofficial Shibuya Costume Street Party on Halloween Night has also blown up. TokyoFashion.com has been attending/covering the Shibuya Halloween Street Party for years, but the massive turnout this

The popularity of Halloween in Japan has exploded in the last decade! Halloween promotions, parties, and costumes - especially costumes - are everywhere in Tokyo in the weeks before the spooky holiday. The atmosphere is fun, and people put a

Tokyo is in the mood for Halloween! It's the last weekend before the scariest holiday of the year arrives, and that means lots of costume parties around town, special events, Halloween sales, and more. While out doing street snaps in

What's a Harajuku kid who really loves Halloween to do after October 31st has come and gone? How about throwing a Halloween-themed post-Halloween? That's exactly what Ray Ochiai - the mad genius behind the Heavy Pop parties - did last