Tag: New Shop Openings

Well, it finally happened today - the H&M Harajuku shop, which they have been working on forever, and which Tokyo Fashion has reported on numerous times in the past, finally opened! At around 11am this morning, the doors opened, the

The new H&M Harajuku store opens tomorrow, Saturday the 8th of November, 2008. TokyoFashion.com has been covering the countdown to the opening, so we decided to check and see if any of the Japanese H&M fans were lining up outside

H&M Harajuku is coming! Next Saturday, November 8, 2008, the new H&M shop in Harajuku will open its doors. We expect long lines and a big party atmosphere on opening day, so TokyoFashion.com will try to get some photos. For

While walking on Meiji Dori in Harajuku on Halloween night, I noticed that they were putting up new signage on the old Energie / Miss Sixty shop location. Energie moved out of that building a few months ago and it's

In June of this year, the Japanese girl's clothing brand LDS (Love Drug Store) opened a new shop / brand on Spain Zaka in Shibuya. This new LDS sub-brand is called "Girl's Doors" and the theme is "Girl's Fantasy". According

The super exclusive touring German fashion concept store Clemens en August will come to Tokyo for the first time from October 23 to October 26, 2008. Clemens en August offers high end clothing items for both men and women and

Saw this funny billboard on the side of the new H&M Harajuku building that is currently under construction on Meiji Dori between Omotesando Dori and Takeshita Dori. The billboard says: Finally, Harajuku Will Be Perfect Apparently, Harajuku was missing only

Glam Honey is the name of a cute new shop that recently (09/2008) opened in the Harajuku area of Tokyo, near the corner of Takeshita Dori and Meiji Dori, on the opposite side of the street from the KDDI Designing

Just a quick update to let you know about a new clothing shop in Harajuku called "Cred Tokyo". It just opened this month, September 2008. The shop is on Meiji Dori between Takeshita Dori and Killer Street, not too far