Shoto Hachiya

“Harajuku” is a district of “over the top fashion” and youth culture. To mention a few, “Omote Sando” Street is for luxury brand fashions, and “Takeshita Dori” Street is the center of “Kawaii” (cute) culture in the world. It is also a treasure place for eating-out gourmets. There you will

Harajuku is a center of cutting edge fashion. Unique young people gather and many fashionable shops exist as high sense area. Japanese and foreign famous brand shops, Harajuku unique atmosphere tasty café, restaurant, gourmet and sweets shops gather. New fashion and culture are born day by day at this town.

Japanese horror movies like the “Ring” and “Juon” are highly rated for the unique sense of horror, so much so that they have been remade in Hollywood. Since then, Japanese horror movies have continued to grow as a genre and win worldwide acclaim. As with other horror movies, Japanese horror

Harajuku is the fashion capital of Japan and many young men and women, from Japan and overseas countries, visit the various landmarks in Harajuku. In addition to large shopping complexes, there are countless boutiques located on Takeshita-dori and Cat Street. To fully experience Harajuku fashion, we suggest exploring Harajuku on

In the leading fashion town Harajuku, there are many voguish shops. Fashionable people from all over the world would visit here. Thus Harajuku became one of the famous tourists spots in Tokyo. Since this town is for fashion, there many clothes retailers. Even second hand clothes shops are super trendy.

“Harajuku” is popular for foreigners as well, because it is the center of Japanese sub-culture and fashion.  Not only various unique fashion such as Rotary fashion and Cyber fashion, but also there are many second-hand clothing shops where you can enjoy fashion not so expensive. In this issue we introduce

Harajuku style fashion is the center of attention by Japanese hipsters. What make Harajuku so popular are the reasonable price and many pop and pretty shops. This article is about Lolita fashion, one of the most popular Harajuku styles. You can see more detailed information about Harajuku style at “Style