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Ryosuke is an 18-year-old Japanese high school student and fashion model who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. This snap was shot on New Years Day 2018, our first Harajuku street snap of the new year. Ryosuke is

Raw - a 19-year-old fashion student with blue hair - and Toku - also a 19-year-old student - are often seen around the streets of Harajuku. Raw's look here features a cropped salmon colored suit by the famous Japanese fashion

Meet Eiji - a 16-year-old student we came across on the Harajuku street one night. Eiji is regularly featured on our street snaps, with his most recent one back in January. Today, Eiji is wearing a black varsity jacket from

While walking at the street in nighttime Harajuku, our eye was caught by 20-year-old Hikari (right) who is sporting a colorful look, and Shoushi (left) wearing a black ensemble. Let's take a closer look at their outfits: At the right,

We came across Ranochan on the street in Harajuku. The 18-year-old student who caught our eye with her twin braids and cute pink fashion outfit. Sporting pink twin braids with green tips, Ranochan's all pink ensemble consists of a ruffle

Billi Mayu is a 15-year-old Japanese student we often see on the street in Harajuku. Billimayu's outfit consists of a blue long sleeve shirt from Eria/Area, track pants from Mizuno, Vans high top sneakers, and a Peco Club zebra print

While on the street in Harajuku, we met Tasha Bouè (wearing pink flower glasses) and Cristen Mills (wearing a yellow dress), producers of the heARTofCOOL project. Their colorful outfits were styled by the Fanatic Tokyo Magazine crew, pictures with them.

While walking on a street in Harajuku, we met Natsuwo, an 18-year-old Bunka Fashion College student. She caught our eye with her feminine pink and white fashion style. Natsuwo's ensemble a see through One Spo lace camisole over an off

While walking along the Harajuku street, our eye was caught with this group of four who were all wearing black statement street styles. They are 16-year-old Amayas (far right), Ela (middle right), Kenta (middle left), and Elin (far left). Let's

We met Keke Hisatsune (left, the Kekenoko-zoku Leader) and K. Enishi Asahi (right, a Kekenoko-zoku Sub-Leader) on the street in Harajuku. They are part of a performance art group called Kekenoko Zoku that is trying to bring back the famous