Tag: jpop

While going around the Harajuku area, we came across these colorful girls in twin fashion styles. Meet Hyper Yukarin and Hyper Chan 3, singlers/rappers of the Hyper Yo-Yo spinners band. Both of them are wearing twin ensembles which consisted of

Creative people - such as musicians, actors, and artists - influence Japanese popular culture and have the potential to shape fashion trends. For that reason, we occasionally report on up-and-coming artists who catch the public's attention. The attention of many

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

Last week, in a bid to expand their reach in Japan, Twitter announced that they were launching a Japanese language interface for mobile users. At almost the same time, popular Japanese singer and fashion designer MEG announced to her fans

While walking in Harajuku at 2am on September 30th, the TokyoFashion.com crew stumbled (almost literally) upon a long line of people camped out in front of the CA4LA shop. CA4LA (pronounced Ka-Shi-La) is a popular Tokyo-based Japanese hat brand with

Two friendly Japanese Exile fans on their way to one of the "The Monster" concerts in Harajuku in August of 2009. These two smiling Japanese girls, who were nice enough to pose for our photo on their way to an

These two smiling Japanese girls were on their way to see Exile at Yoyogi National Stadium in Harajuku. Their fashion is a good example of the J-Pop fashion being worn by many of the fans attending one of the four

Ultra-popular JPop singer Ayumi Hamasaki (aka Ayu) recently held several sold out concerts at Yoyogi Park in Tokyo. Like some of the other female Japanese pop singers, Ayumi has a lot of very dedicated male followers. Her fanclub is called

Later this week, Nike Japan and Tower Records are teaming up to present a free JRock show in Yoyogi Park with Nico Touches the Walls, Grapevine, and other bands. The free Yoyogi Park concert on May 27th is a way