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While walking along the streets of Harajuku one afternoon, we came across Chibisuke, an 18-year-old part-time worker. Chibisuke, also known as Uka, is dressed in a purple M&Ms sweater dress, which features logo print front and side trims. They cinched

Catching our eye on the Harajuku street with his colorful graphic print streetwear style is Towa, a 13-year-old Japanese Jr. High School student. With his bangs in a ponytail, Towa dressed up in an oversized graphic print Codona De Moda

Here’s 15-year-old student Makoto, whose striking outfit stood out in Harajuku. Makoto opted for a casual-cool look with a plain black sweater from WEGO tucked into remake denim jeans. The jeans were cinched at the waist with a black belt

Meet Dai, an 18-year-old Vantan fashion college student whose streetwear style easily caught our eye on the streets of Harajuku. Red-haired Dai stepped out in a resale denim long sleeve cowboy-style shirt with an oversized collar embellished with turquoise beads.

Catching our attention as we were walking on the streets of Harajuku is this trio of students sporting different streetwear styles. They are Shunsuke, Mami Creamy and Shochan. At the left sporting a colorful and eclectic look is Shunsuke, a

We spotted 19-year-old Japanese fashion student Lisa, whose head-turning street style made quite an impression in Harajuku. She stepped out in a black bomber jacket from Shimamura with a black ribbed tank top over a striped button-up shirt. Lisa took

Making a stylishly but shocking entrance in Harajuku was TKM®Freedom. The Japanese fashion student and designer is among the popular personalities in the Harajuku street style scene, and he has been featured on multiple occasions on this site. This time,

While taking a walk along the streets of Shinjuku, we came across Nasu and Tatsuya, two 18-year-old fashion college students. At the left is Nasu, who is dressed in a blue denim outfit which consists of a handmade mandarin collar

Bringing a steampunk flavor to Harajuku street fashion were Liz and Bishoujo, whose striking looks caught everyone’s attention. On the left is Liz, a shoemaking student wearing her grandmother’s maroon silk kimono. She wore it with a white high-necked top

We are always happy to meet designer Saruda "Kung Kunita" Nimpitakpong and Chinachan on one of their frequent trips to Tokyo. This Thai couple loves Harajuku culture, and organizes the popular Japan Expo Thailand event. At the left is Saruda