Tag: Japanese Department Stores

We've already shown you Shibuya 109's Christmas 2010 holiday collaboration with the South Korean band Girls' Generation (SNSD). Though KPop is huge in Japan right now, 109 couldn't leave JPop out in the cold - so they've collaborated with the

Parco in Shibuya has a limited time Hello Kitty x Atmos Tokyo shop on floor B1 right now. The shop is there for a short time and it's supposed to be carrying some limited edition goods, so we decided to

It has been 30 years since 1979 when Minoru Takeyama, the Japanese super-architect, saw the opening of one of his more famous project - Shibuya 109. In the the three decades since it's opening, Shibuya 109 has become (along with

In yet another update on the problems with the Japanese economy and how they are impacting the fashion industry, the massive Japanese company Takashimaya has issued a profit warning 2008. They blame the problems on "extremely weak consumer demand in

Today's Tokyo fashion Christmas 2008 update is from the Isetan Men's department store in Shinjuku. Though Isetan Men's holiday window displays aren't as interesting as the main Isetan Department Store X-mas window displays, they are still pretty cool. Here are

Another Tokyo Christmas / holiday update. This time, we'll take a look at the 2008 holiday window displays from the Keio Department Store in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo. The Keio Department Store is located on the west side of

I was in Tokyu Hands this last weekend and I stumbled across a cool Japanese fashion collaboration - Snoopy x Porter x Tokyu Hands. You can't really go anywhere in central Tokyo without randomly finding something interesting. A little research

We are working on a series of updates to show you holiday pictures of each of the major fashion shopping areas of Tokyo for the 2008 Christmas and New Years season. This is the first of those updates and we'll

A few weeks ago, we posted pictures of a few of the cool X-mas 2008 window displays at Istean Shinjuku. The display is called "Merry Christmas Cakes" and it shows letters of the alphabet and what each letter represents, like

It's late November and Christmas time has arrived in Tokyo - at least the Christmas promotion and sales have. Just about every major Japanese department store or major fashion retailer, as well as many of the indie fashion boutiques and