Tag: Harajuku Shops

As everyone in the universe knows, yesterday was the day that Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States. Wow. That's cool, but not really Japanese fashion related - or is it? Actually, it turns

This weekend was the grand opening of the new Roxy / Quicksilver Harajuku Flagship shop. The new store is located on Meiji Dori between Omotesando Dori and Shibuya, in the building that used to be Energie / Miss Sixty. To

This update is just one of our quick pictures of a Tokyo fashion shop window - in this case the window of the Milk shop in Harajuku. We do these Tokyo Fashion shop window updates to keep you in the

While on our way to the opening of the ScoLar shop in Harajuku on Saturday, we stumbled upon the opening of another shop in the same area. The other new shop that opened on Saturday, December 6, 2008, is called

As promised last month, we made it out to the opening of the new ScoLar Tokyo shop in Harajuku yesterday (Saturday). The Tokyo Fashion crew is quite lazy (waking up on Saturday morning is difficult after Friday night), so we

One week from Saturday, on December 6th 2008, at noon, the new ScoLar Tokyo shop is opening on Cat Street in Harajuku. The new ScoLar shop will be located in the same building there The Viridi Anne used to be.

Walking down Takeshita Dori in Harajuku, I always take a peak at what the Liz Lisa shop is hyping to keep an eye on Japanese fashion trends. Liz Lisa is an extremely popular and hip young Japanese women's clothing brand.

Talking in Harajuku last weekend, I noticed a new clothing boutique catering to Japanese girls on Meiji Dori near the Beams shops. The shop is called Spell by Under a Spell. I think it is in the same location as

Well, it finally happened today - the H&M Harajuku shop, which they have been working on forever, and which Tokyo Fashion has reported on numerous times in the past, finally opened! At around 11am this morning, the doors opened, the

The new H&M Harajuku store opens tomorrow, Saturday the 8th of November, 2008. TokyoFashion.com has been covering the countdown to the opening, so we decided to check and see if any of the Japanese H&M fans were lining up outside