Tag: kawaii

"Heavy Pop" is the name of a series of parties produced by Japanese photographer Ray Ochiai. Heavy Pop's main draw is that personalities from the Tokyo street fashion scene are invited to DJ. If you've ever wondered what the fashionable

Broken Doll is best known internationally as a 1980s-inspired Japanese rock/punk band who often perform in flamboyant Harajuku fashion. People in Tokyo also know Broken Doll the band, but another Broken Doll is just as well known - Broken Doll,

Here are two super-colorful and kawaii Harajuku Kids on the street in Shibuya. Kurebayashi is a model for the Japanese fashion magazine Kera and Junnyan works for the Japanese fashion brand Super Lovers. When we ran into Kurebayashi and Junnyan

Here are three friendly Japanese girls wearing cute pink fashion. We met these girls just outside of LaForet Harajuku. The girl on the left is wearing a pink lolita outfit from Angelic Pretty with a big hair bow, a 6%DOKIDOKI

Here are two icons of Harajuku's most colorful street styles who need no introduction - it's Junnyan and Kumamiki! When we ran into the glow-in-the-dark duo, they reminded us about their upcoming Harajuku Fashion Walk party. If you're going to

Here's a cool Japanese girl with pink (or lavender) hair and amazing purple lenses who we street snapped in Shibuya. She told us that she bought several of the items in her outfit from Shibuya 109, including her cute tall

Here's Satomi, a 20-year-old Japanese college student who we snapped on the street in Harajuku. We have photographed Satomi around Harajuku in the past and her style is always cute. Satomi is wearing a leather jacket from the Japanese brand

Here's a Japanese girl we met near Harajuku Station who has a cute twintail hairstyle and a look that mixes kawaii accessories with hip street brands and handmade fashion. Her outfit includes a cropped jacket (with heart buttons) over a

What happens when you combine the powers of Towa Tei (the legendary Japanese musician who brought "Groove is in The Heart" into the world) with Sebastian Masuda (the mad genius who created the visual imagery of Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's "PonPonPon"

Harajuku Kawaii started out as a small music and street fashion event. However, the Harajuku scene - led by the event's main star Kyary Pamyu Pamyu - has boomed over the last year, and Harajuku Kawaii has exploded in popularity