Tag: rock

Sporting rock-inspired fashion on the streets of Harajuku are 19-year-old student Eima and Yamapi, who is also 19 years old. On the right side is Eima, who is wearing a resale distressed Guns N' Roses shirt paired with Culture Kings

Lisa 13 is a Japanese guitarist (her band is Moth in Lilac) with pretty pink-purple hair who we've been street snapping around Harajuku for several years. We even made a short documentary about Lisa's fashion and music for YouTube. Lisa's

Nana is a 17-year-old student who we met in Harajuku recently while she was wearing in a rock look featuring a studded band t-shirt with striped half-sleeves underneath. Nana bought her Kiss t-shirt, short shorts, and her creepers from a

Saki is 18 years old and wore a black and red outfit - with rock accessories - when we met her on the streets of Harajuku. Her lace dress is from H&M and is paired with a Spider Web Rock

We ran into Lisa (aka Lisa 13), the guitarist of the all-girl rock band, Heart Panic, on the street in Harajuku. As always, Lisa looked cool, this time with red and blue hair in twin tails, and bone hair ties.

We've snapped Lisa many times before. Her look is sometimes colorful, sometimes dark, but always rock! See some of her older pics here, here and here. On this day, Lisa - 18 year old and a student - has long,

Makoto is a 19 year old college student who we spotted on the streets of Harajuku in a rock-inspired outfit. Makoto is wearing a resale Metallica t-shirt with bottoms and lace-up shoes from RNA. She accessorized the look with an

Here are two girls - one with blonde hair, the other with pink hair - wearing dark rock/goth fashion on the street near Shibuya 109 in Tokyo. The pink-haired girl is wearing a puffer jacket with a bomber-style bottom, a

Following quickly after the first Summer Sonic lineup announcement, Japan's famous Fuji Rock Festival has released their initial list of participating bands. The Fuji Rock headlines announced so far include The Chemical Brothers, Cold Play and The Arctic Monkeys. More

February and March are big months for music fans in Japan - not because there are huge concerts going on, but because the Japanese summer music festivals begin making lineup announcements. The famous Summer Sonic (Tokyo and Osaka) music festival