Tag: Harajuku

Everyone loves Harajuku. That's good, right? Well, maybe. What if some people loved Harajuku too much? What if those people worked for huge international fashion brands. And what if those huge international brands all decided that they wanted to setup

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

Sad news from Meiji Dori in Harajuku - the 2Line men's select shop is closing down at the end of this month. I was walking in the area and I noticed that their sign said in big bright letters "Closing

UT (UNIQLO T) on Meiji Dori in Harajuku has a new window display up for November. Now that the weather is finally getting colder in Tokyo, they are advertising there selection of Japanese down jackets. The shiny puffy jackets are

H&M Harajuku is coming! Next Saturday, November 8, 2008, the new H&M shop in Harajuku will open its doors. We expect long lines and a big party atmosphere on opening day, so TokyoFashion.com will try to get some photos. For

While walking on Meiji Dori in Harajuku on Halloween night, I noticed that they were putting up new signage on the old Energie / Miss Sixty shop location. Energie moved out of that building a few months ago and it's

I was walking in Harajuku on Halloween night, after LaForet had closed for the night. They had Meiji Dori partially closed (with those cool lighted Japanese construction cones) and workers were using two big cranes to put lights on the