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Harajuku Fashion Walk is a fun event that brings together fans of kawaii and colorful Japanese fashion. However, Harajuku Fashion Walk only takes place every few months. So what do the Harajuku Fashion Walkers do when they're not parading around

"Kawaii" is a word well-known to fans of Japanese fashion. The dictionary definition of "kawaii" roughly translates as "cute". But "kawaii" is much more than just a word! Today, the concept of Japanese Kawaii is not only an important part

Japanese fashion fans living in Southern California have been lucky enough to see two major events take place around Los Angeles in the final month of 2011. The Sweet Streets art exhibition - featuring a popup shop by Tokyo fairy

Grimoire Shibuya (along with its sister shop Grimoire Almadel) is not only one of the most famous vintage clothing shops in all of Tokyo. It's also at the center of Japan's vibrant Dolly Kei universe. Grimoire's aesthetic - like their

Blogs and magazines have been buzzing for months about the first ever exclusive fashion collaboration between Japan's Sanrio and the international powerhouse Forever 21. The "Forever 21 For Hello Kitty Collection" finally landed with a splash last night in stores

As we reported previously, American Apparel threw a big Halloween party this year at their Shibuya store. After the Shibuya event ended, the crowd (at least, those over 20 years old) headed for Roppongi for the afterparty. The all-night event

There were lots of fun Halloween parties in Tokyo last weekend, as you might have guessed by our coverage of the Harajuku Fashion Walk party. One of the other celebrations at which many fashionable young Tokyoites made an appearance was

Halloween may not yet be as popular in Japan as it is in the West, but more and more people here celebrate the spooky holiday every year. One of the reasons that Japanese people love Halloween is the same reason

On Friday October 14th, one of Tokyo's hippest boutiques celebrated their 5th anniversary. Candy Shibuya is not just a must-visit shop for Tokyo's most stylish and international celebrities. It's also one of the few boutiques on the planet that stocks

Fashionable Tokyoites converged on Le Baron Tokyo recently to celebrate the opening of the new Scramble Market boutique on the 3rd floor of LaForet Harajuku. Scramble Market is the creation of F.E.A.R. director Masahisa Shimazaki and Contemporaryism Vision creator Takehiro