Tag: kawaii

This Japanese girl - who we photographed between Shibuya and Harajuku - was definitely the cutest find of the day. Her pink hair is pinned in a messy updo dotted with flowers. She's wearing cute pink glasses and a pink

Street fashion photo taken in the Harajuku area of Tokyo in the summer of 2009. These three Japanese girls had not only cute fashion, but they also the best smiles we've seen in a while. We couldn't help but feel

If you read our recent news item on the giant furry shoulder bag by Foppish, you might have thought it would be the cutest Japanese bag of the fall 2009 season. We thought so too. Then we met the Furry

The economy is bad right now and many people are sad. So, what can a fashion label to do to cheer people up? How about introducing a new line of designer purses and handbags at reasonable prices? Not good enough?

While walking in Shibuya this weekend, we stumbled upon some girls doing street promotion for a company that makes cute bandages for fashion conscious Japanese girls. If you're a kawaii-obsessed Japanese girl, and you scrape your knee, you don't want

In our continuing effort to share photos of the free gifts (furoku) that Japanese fashion magazines give away, we present the April 2009 issue of Cutie magazine. The free gift that came with this issue of Cutie is a pen

Just a quick update with some street fashion pictures taken yesterday in the Shibuya area of Tokyo. These three blonde Japanese schoolgirls were walking on Shibuya Koen Dori, toward Yoyogi Park. They were nice enough to stop and pose for

Today, we want to share with you some info and pictures on a brand of cute funky sneakers for women that are only available in Japan. The shoe brand is Palmer, and the line of sneakers are called Robot Luv

Just another quick update with info on, and pictures of, a Japanese fashion magazine. This time, the info is on the new issue of Steady magazine. The February 2009 issue of Steady Magazine has all of the usual features on

In Japan, everything has a cute character mascot - even mayonnaise. The shopping complex under Omotesando Station is called "Echika" - and Echika's cute character is a bunny rabbit looking creature with a handbag. Is Echika really a bunny? Is