Tag: Takeshita Dori

Sunflower Niko and Shinkaigyo are two fun girls we met on the famous Takeshita Dori shopping street in Harajuku. In addition to their shironuri makeup, they are both wearing McDonald's inspired outfits that were handmade by Shinkaigyo (on the right).

Morino Ringo - who we met on Takeshita Dori - is a well known personality around the streets of Harajuku. She's a model, a musician (guitarist), and artist. In addition to her distinctive piercings and pink-purple hairstyle, Ringo is wearing

Miku is a 20-year-old beauty school student whose colorful look caught our eye on the famous Takeshita Dori shopping street in Harajuku. Miku's wearing a resale denim jacket over a rainbow top from Kobinai with purple wide leg denim pants

Here are four kawaii-and-colorfully dressed girls who we spotted on the famous Takeshita Dori shopping street in Harajuku. You might recognize Rikarin and Ene from our previous street snaps! All of the girls - Rikarin, Ene, Nae, and MST from

Japan's 2014 New Year's fukubukuro (lucky bag) sales are coming to an end. That means it's time for us to share our final photos of this year's fukubukuro madness. Our previous report was on Shibuya 109's New Year's Sale. Now

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Harajuku!!! As we've done every year since 2008, we're publishing hundreds of pictures of the streets of Harajuku (and Shibuya) during the holidays. In addition to the pretty Christmas lights, trees, sales, and window

Many of you will recognize MaiMai, one of Harajuku's most well known decora girls! We were lucky to run into Mai Mai on Takeshita Dori this time. In addition to her pink and blue twintails hairstyle, MaiMai's rainbow look features

New Year's Day is Fukubukuro sales time in Tokyo. That means shopping districts around the city are packed with people hoping for a chance to score a lucky bag from their favorite brand or store. From the glitz of Ginza

Christmas is very near, so we're posting Tokyo Christmas pictures as fast as we can! In this second installment of our annual Tokyo holiday photo walks, we'll be hitting Harajuku. Harajuku is too big for us to post it all

Harajuku is in the spirit of Halloween right now, and we want to share the fun with you! Between now and October 31st, we'll be posting a series of Halloween-inspired Harajuku street snaps mixed into the usual (or unusual) Harajuku