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Aika is a 21-year-old who caught our eye on the Harajuku street with her all tan outfit. Aika's ensemble features a vintage tan off the shoulder bodycon denim dress, white socks, platform booties from Zara, and a vintage Louis Vuitton

While walking around the Harajuku area, we met Amayas, a 16-year-old who easily caught our eye with their all black streetwear look. Amaya - sporting a red beret - is wearing a long sleeve cut out t-shirt dress with leather

In Harajuku, we met of the guys who we regularly feature on our street snaps. He is Yuya, a 17-year-old student who today caught our eye with his interesting fashion style. Yuya's look consists of a mint double-breasted coat from

Beni is a 17-year-old Japanese high school student and aspiring artist who we often see on the street in Harajuku. Beni's look for a rainy day in Tokyo features a wolf dress by the Thailand fashion brand Dry Clean Only

This is Beni, a 17-year-old student and artist who regularly gets featured on our street snaps. Here she is back in February sporting an all black street style. Clad in a red and black ensemble and sporting twin tails, Beni's

While out and about on the Harajuku neighborhood at night, we came upon 16-year-old Amayas and Amber, both student. They easily captured our attention with their individual fashion styles. At the left is Amayas, who we often feature due to

In Harajuku, we met Lay (left) and Gumi (right), both 17-year-old students who caught our eye with their dark street style outfits. At the left, Lay's all black ensemble features a hoodie sweater with grommets, trackpants from (ME) Harajuku, platform

While walking along the street in Harajuku, we met Miitan, a 17-year-old student who caught our attention with her brightly colored pink and purple hair. Let's take a look at her fashion style: Miitan's look features a white collar top

While walking along the Harajuku street, our eye was caught with this group of four who were all wearing black statement street styles. They are 16-year-old Amayas (far right), Ela (middle right), Kenta (middle left), and Elin (far left). Let's

Asachill is a Japanese singer and performer who we often see around Harajuku. She is also Monster Girl Crazy at the Kawaii Monster Cafe in Harajuku. Asachill's look here features a pink plaid Poneycomb Tokyo jacket tied at her waist