Harajuku

The newly opened 'O' Hotel in Koregaon Park, bang opposite the German Bakery, has a cozy Japanese meadow lodging ~ Harajuku. It's a well set, but as of now a sparsely populated restaurant. The maroon ambiance is well balanced by the use of gold and curvy arrangement for private seating (and we thought it was the tank which held fresh sealife, sheesh!). The lighting is appropriately dim and the sak

Harajuku is de naam voor de wijk rondom Harajuku Station in Tokio, Japan. De wijk is internationaal bekend vanwege de diversiteit aan jeugdculturen en mode. Befaamd zijn ook de ‘Harajuku Girls’, veelal jonge meisjes die zich ophouden in de wijk...

Francoise Sutdio just sent me an email updating me about her new launch - HARAJUKU Custom Twirl Set.Don't miss this adorable outfit....Here some more info: "You will appreciate the beauty and all the details on that unique set. This set is made exclusively out of gorgeous European cotton fabrics. It is composed of the appliqued halter top and the 2 layer full twirl skirt. The front bodice is fully

Si en algún sitio la moda urbana es llevada a su extremo más exótico y extravagante este es Japón, especialmente su capital, Tokio. Las que tengáis la suerte de visitar esta increíble cuidad no deberíais perderos el barrio de Harajuku, probablemente el más colorido de todo el país. Harajuku es un barrio comercial, donde se mezclan [...]

Gwen Stefani is adapting her Harajuku obsession once again for her next project, a line of five different scents that come in doll bottles, each representing her and one of her four backup Harajuku dancers. The unique fragrances, for which the music mogul and fashion designer works with Coty, are expected to be launched September [...]

Miley Cyrus is taking over the tween world and we couldn't be happier. There has been Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and a couple other superstar tween's and so far all of them have been rather bad role models. Britney is bi-polar, Christina went dirrrrrty and well, Justin did okay but he bounced from the Backstreet Boys as soon as his contract ended and went solo so he never really did the tween thing. Miley Cyrus on the other hand seems to be doing okay. Her dad is a country singer, and an actor on her show 'Hannah Montana'. This makes her a little bit more used to the land of celebrity than most. So she isn't deviating too badly. When Miley does rarely go out it's generally out with her mom Tish for some mother daughter bonding time. Super cool parental guidance is definitely keepin

I first heard about the word and place Harajuku from our HR in Makati. She would always tease me not to fall in love with girls in Harajuku. Well, I finally set foot on this place. I can say that this is like an upscale Okachimachi. Takeshita street is filled with so many souvenir shops, fashion accessories, clothes shops, jewelries, lingerie shops, RTWs, crepe shops and restaurants. Compressed and just one street and this place is filled with so much people who want to find affordable fashion wears.Along Yamanote line, get-off at Harajuku and then when you go out of the station, this street is already visible from the other side. One thing for sure is that your money here can buy more than you can buy in the fashion streets of Ginza, Roppongi and Shibuya.Wolfgang's restaurant is also here. I don't really know if this is really his restaurant. But from outside, it seems that this restaurant serves delicious food. Many foreigners fill this road. When visited this place, most people we

so i ended up getting a little behind in writing comments for photos... sorry about that! i ended up posting a number of images from harajuku this week; i hope that you enjoy them! one of the neat things about seeing the different cosplay (costume-wearers) people in harajuku is how foreign tourists can't take enough photos! it's really odd: many tourists will be wearing awkward grins (like grandparents reacting to nipple piercings) but forget their mixed emotions long enough to snap a few dozen photos. i will be posting a few photos in the future on their reactions-- i try to take photos of people taking photos. it's weird. but i find it so interesting that people give me faces with such contempt and bitterness when they find my lens following them-- even though they feel

When you enter the cafe, a boy wearing a school uniform would say "Hi" friendly.It's a cafe where is 「エーデルシュタイン高等中学校」that is the boy's school cafe and is located near Harajuku station. Here when you enter the cafe then you are met by a boy wearing a school uniform. When you first go there, you complete registration for a school and a membership card is issued.Of course, here is a school so this has a school festival in autumn LOLRead more..

HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku weari

HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku weari

HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku weari

HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku weari

HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku weari

HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku weari

HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku weari

HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku weari

HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku weari

The station of JR Harajuku is the principal entry of Harajuku nowadays. By using the line of JR Yamanote which functions circularly in the middle of Tokyo, you can easily reach Harajuku. As soon as... HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku wearing any of several distinct styles of clothing that originated in the street culture of Japan's major cities.

Harajuku fashion gets its name from the Harajuku district of Tokyo. All the switched-on harajuku kids go there to explore the many clothes shops and gather Yoyogi Park, the cafes in Omotesando Street... HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku wearing any of several distinct styles of clothing that originated in the street culture of Japan's major cities.

Laforet Harajuku (Rafore Harajuku) is a department store and museum located in the Harajuku commercial and entertainment district of the Shibuya neighborhood, in Tokyo, Japan, on one of Harajuku's... HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku wearing any of several distinct styles of clothing that originated in the street culture of Japan's major cities.

Harajuku girl, used to identify girls who gather in Harajuku district, Tokyo, Japan. Their costumes is in several different styles of clothing that originated in the culture of Japan's major... HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku wearing any of several distinct styles of clothing that originated in the street culture of Japan's major cities.

If you are looking for something different in kid's wear, you should go to Harajuku Lovers, one of line space of clothing by Gwen Stefani for the men, the women and the children who have “an... HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku wearing any of several distinct styles of clothing that originated in the street culture of Japan's major cities.

Harajuku, the common name for the area around Harajuku Station, between Shinjuku and Shibuya. Local landmarks include the headquarters of NHK, Meiji Shrine and Yoyogi Park. It is a wild and crazy... HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku wearing any of several distinct styles of clothing that originated in the street culture of Japan's major cities.

Alongside the glamour boutiques and dining in Harajuku is the "Daiso Harajuku" otherwise known as the 100 yen Shop. Take a look of it from Takeshita dori, Harajuku’s busy pedestrian mall, Daiso looks... HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku wearing any of several distinct styles of clothing that originated in the street culture of Japan's major cities.

原宿の渋い犬たちYesterday was Autumn Equinox Day (Shuubun no Hi), officially the first day of fall, when, in theory, the last muggy days of summer give way to autumn breezes. It was Japan's second Monday off in a row, last Monday having been Respect for the Aged Day (Keiro no Hi).I spent the day enjoying what has become the very slightly cooler weather of the past few days, walking through Tokyo's Shinjuku and Yoyogi down to Harajuku. Harajuku, one of Tokyo's hubs of street culture, was as packed as ever on a holiday and also, as ever, full of as many fashion permutations as you can imagine.It wasn't exactly fashion, and it wasn't tradition, either – a middle aged guy sitting on the edge of a flower bed on Omotesando Avenue in ripped jeans and sunglasses with his four dogs, all of them coolly decked out, if not in ripped jeans, then in sunglasses, too!Book a hotel in Japan with BookingsJapanese FictionJapan Book Shop Amazon UKHappi CoatsTagsJapan Tokyo Kyoto Nagoya Kyush

If you're lovin' Harajuku fashion, stop and take a minute to look at this cutesy Juky Bowling bag by Harajuku Lovers. Harajuku Lovers Juku Bowling Bag - Front & BackMade from woven canvas, this chic tote carries the Harajuku Lovers graphic logo screen throughout the bag. This bowler comes with logo jacquard nylon handles and a cutesy silver metal & enamel logo tag that dangles on the front. Suitable for everyday use and definitely funky!Get yours today for only $74.00 from eLUXURY

This is one sweet little bag with one big personality. Fashioned in a lightweight but durable cotton-poly fabric, the Sweet mini hobo is offered in different graphical prints, each as fun and funky as the next. A zippered entry keeps essentials in place, while a comfy single strap and HL charm complete its modish look.

Statement handbags from Harajuku Lovers have arrived at eLUXURY.com. They have certainly gotten quite a bit of attention in the press lately (Gwen Stefani's suing Forever 21 for copying the logo). Inspired by the bright creativity of Tokyo's teen shopping district, Harajuku Lovers blends Japanese pop culture with Gwen Stefani's singular style. Are you a fan of Gwen Stefani's design? I like her L.A.M.B. line, even though I can never afford any of it. I wouldn't mind having one of these cute bags though. Not that these would ever become anybody's wardrobe staple, the graphics are a lot of fun and the price point is where it should be. I could play a quirky-styled Japanese teenaged girl for a day, lol. Harajuku Lovers Juku Bowling Bag $74Harajuku Lovers Uh-Oh Tote $102Harajuku Lovers Pop Cosmetic Bag $28Harajuku Lovers Bunny Cosmetic Bag $32Harajuku Lovers Candy Tote $68

Harajuku Lovers "Bunny" Bag$13.00 (was $26-- save 50%!)Available at: Tobi.comThis Love Is Serious. Well, at least according to this adorable camo print "Bunny" bag from Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Lovers line. Ok, so it's technically supposed to be a cosmetic bag, but this sweet-meets-street zip top bag is just the right size to do double duty as a clutch. And, why not? It's fashionable, fun, and oh-so-Gwen.Oh, and did I mention that it is currently priced at a mere $13 thanks to the Clearance Sale on now at Tobi.com? I'd sport this clutch with built-in key ring holder for quick trips to the grocery store, lunch dates with the girls, or a frozen yogurt run. Casual and stylish are not mutually exclusive propositions.Click on the photo to link directly to where you can purchase the Harajuku Lovers "Bunny" bag online and on sale for a mere $13. Want the best Online Deals served up fresh daily? Subscribe to Stiletto Jungle and get free updates by e-mail or RSS.Related Stories:>> ONLINE DEA

HARAJUKU STYLE, named for the teenagers' style in Harajuku district of Shibuya, Tokyo, combines a wide range of diverse influences. The term is not used by the Japanese to describe themselves. Harajuku Girl is a term for girls who gather in Harajuku wearing any of several distinct styles of clothing that originated in the street culture of Japan's major cities.HARAJUKU STYLE

If you're sick of embarrassing dressing room situations and fugly suits that don't fit quite right, give yourself a break! Be a style star and have one made just for you.Available exclusively online or in person (if you're lucky enough to be in Los Angeles), Harajuku Swimwear carries a wide variety of fresh and funky styles and will painstakingly hand tailor a suit to the exact dimensions of your body!They charge a minimum of 15% of retail price for custom work, which in my opinion is a small price to pay for being able to do the slow-mo Baywatch run knowing you're not popping out in all the wrong places! Unfortunately the one piece suits are only available if you buy in person so I am just going to have to move to LA.My picks (clockwise from top left): Keyhole bandeau top: S-M-L / $44Brazilian bikini bottom: S-M-L-XL / $36Sliding Halter: S-M-L-XL/ $34, D and DD Cups/ $38Brazilian fixed-string bikini bottom: S-M-L / $40Triangle top: S-M-L-XL/$32, D and DD Cups/$36Retro tie

Harajuku Lovers Windbreaker$29.99 (was $79-- save 62%!)Available at: SmartBargainsLiving in the San Francisco bay area, you have to be ready for anything weather-wise. Even the warmest summer day can turn downright chilly come evening. Consequently, I've learned to have a lightweight cover-up available at all times. The trick is to think ahead so that I have something stylish to turn to, rather than a beat up sweatshirt or tired cardigan. My new favorite cover-up is sure to be this sassy windbreaker from Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Lovers label. The lightweight construction is perfect for chilly summer evenings and the signature Harajuku Lovers style is anything but ordinary. The front may look all business, but the back features "This Love is Serious Harajuku Lovers" printed in yellow along with the "HL" heart logo. Sassy.Click on the photo to link directly to where you can purchase the Harajuku Lovers Windbreaker online and on sale. Want the best hand-picked Online Deals delivered righ

Harajuku Lovers "Merry Go Gwen" Hoodie$29.99 (was $74-- save 59%!)Available at: SmartBargainsSnap up a little piece of Gwen Stefani's zippy Harajuku Lovers line for a fraction of the retail price? Sure, if you take advantage of today's Online Deal!These two adorable Harajuku Lovers hoodies are new arrivals to the SmartBargains online outlet store. Both hoodies feature Japan-themed artwork on plush terry fabric. The Merry Go Gwen hoodie (left) has the Harajuku Lovers tagline-- A Fatal Attraction to Cuteness-- down one arm and rasta-inspired accent beads on the hood pulls.Harajuku Lovers "Butter Serious" Hoodie$29.99 (was $74-- save 59%!)Available at: SmartBargainsThe cheery, yellow Butter Serious hoodie (right) has a super cute circus animal-print lining that can be seen peeking out from the hood. So fun!Click on either photo to link to where you can purchase that Harajuku Lovers hoodie online and on sale. Want the best hand-picked Online Deals delivered right to your inbox? Subscribe

Meiji Shrine (明治神宮) is Tokyo's largest shrine, and one of Japan's three "Jingu"(Imperial shrine). This shrine dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and his consort, Empress Shoken. In Shinto, it is not uncommon to enshrine the deified spirits of important personalities.This perfect example of Shinto architecture--muted colors and spare lines—was completed then opened in 1920 to commemorate the death of Emperor Meiji in 1912. It was built by over 100,000 volunteers. It is located in a wooded park area next to Yoyogi Park, Harajuku, Tokyo. Various events and festivals are celebrated at the shrine throughout the year. Meiji Shrine located in Tokyo, Japan near Harajuku Station.Meiji Shrine is adjacent to Yoyogi Park, smack in the heart of ultra-fashionable Tokyo. Aoyama, Omotesando, and Harajuku are a short walk away; Shibuya and Shinjuku are a couple of stops on the Yamanote Line. The shrine is is a short walk from Yoyogi Station on the Yamanote Line. The park cont

The largest Open to the public park in Tokyo (Akasaka Park and the Imperial Palace having partly restricted access). Yoyogi Park lies between the Meiji Shrine grounds and the NHK Broadcasting Center.Contrarily to others like Ueno or Shinjuku Gyoen, it has a much more luxuriant flora, and is the only one really like a forest rather than a park or gardens since Yoyogi Park has variety of landscape and places to sit and enjoy your time. A popular place for "Lovers" to go.Yoyogi Koen (Yoyogi Park, in Japanese, park is koen) a vast expanse of trees and grass, is one of Tokyo's largest and pleasant city parks, featuring wide lawns, ponds and forested areas. It is a great place for jogging, picnicking and other outdoor activities. It is one of the largest parks in Tokyo, located adjacent to Harajuku Station and Meiji Shrine not far from Shibuya. Approximately 3-5 minute walk from Harajuku Station on the JR Yamanote Line. JR Harajuku Station is on the Yamanote Line which makes Yoyogi Park eas

Omotesando Hills (Omotesando hiruzu), Aoyama's newest landmark which was recently opened at 10:30 a.m. on February 11, 2006, a shopping complex along the avenue, has been attracting lots of attention with its intriguing interior design. It looks like a three-story building from the outside, but it's actually six levels once you're inside (three of them underground).A convenient meeting spot and a good place to get in from the weather, it's filled with the same sort of upscale shops you'll find in the rest of Aoyama, but it also provides some surprisingly affordable eating and drinking spots. Omotesando has lured Tokyo’s fashion-lovers for years; now the boulevard has an added the new attraction.It consists of upmarket shops, restaurants, cafes, and beauty salons. It is, the much anticipated opening day of Omotesando Hills, a sprawling, upscale Tokyo shopping development spanning the Harajuku and Aoyama neighborhoods and running along the historic tree-lined Omotesando Avenue, a

What's a splendid way to spend a beautiful autumn day in Tokyo? The gorgeous Keyaki tree boulevard of Omotesando, often called the Japanese Champs-Elysees, attracts many nostalgic foreigners. "Omotesando" means "front approach"Known on the name of Tokyo's Champs-Elysees, Omotesando is a one kilometer long, tree lined avenue, serving as the main approach to Meiji Shrine. Numerous stores, boutiques, cafes and restaurants, including several leading fashion brand shops, stand along the avenue. This avenue conects Jr Harajuku and Aoyama. There always are stream of people in various ages.It is subway station and neighbourhood in Tokyo stretching from Harajuku station to Aoyama-dori where Omotesandō station can be found. Zelkova trees line both sides of the avenue. Around one hundred thousand cars drive down the main street daily which serves as the main approach to Mejii Shrine.Omotesando is an area of symbolic buildings, popular shops, wide sidewalks and trees, where many people come to

On the left and below you will find various maps of Harajuku area, every single map has their own characteristic as what you need them for.To see those maps in the bigger version you have to click on the map, then it will be shown up in the actual size.

Once exiting the Harajuku station. Parallel and across the street you can find the Takeshita Dori. Filled with shops for Youth including Gothic supplies, Band Shirts, miscellaneous character items and idol goods popular among teens.Takeshita Street (Takeshita dori) is no doubt identified as the principal place of Harajuku and Harajuku's main attraction. This symbol of Harajuku and birthplace of much of the mode of Japan tends is narrow, busy, pedestrian-only, a street of roughly 400 meters length striped by stores, shops, cafes and fast food restaurants which target market is the teenagers of Tokyo.Here you can find some of Japan and mainly Tokyo's up and coming Gothic type of Teen Fashion. The stores on Takeshita Street include the principal chains such as the body shop, but the majority of the companies are the small independent stores which carry a choice of models. The stores on this street are often a bellwether for broader fads, and some are known as "antenna shops," which manu

The station of JR Harajuku is the principal entry of Harajuku nowadays. By using the line of JR Yamanote which functions circularly in the middle of Tokyo, you can easily reach Harajuku. As soon as you leave the station, you will see a crowd of the young people with the fashion of novel.Harajuku Station is a station on the JR Yamanote Line located in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward, adjacent to Yoyogi Park. The station was opened on October 30, 1906.JR Harajuku Station on the Yamanote Line is the obvious way to get to Harajuku. The station is very conveniently located next to both the entrance to Meiji Jingu and the beginning of Omotesando.The station takes its name from the area on its eastern side, Harajuku.The Chiyoda Line Meiji Jingumae Station is immediately adjacent Harajuku Station and is marked as an interchange on most route maps, although there is no physical connection between the two stations.Harajuku is also the station used by the Imperial Train for journeys beginning and ending in

Harajuku fashion gets its name from the Harajuku district of Tokyo. All the switched-on harajuku kids go there to explore the many clothes shops and gather Yoyogi Park, the cafes in Omotesando Street or on the way to the Meiji shrine to display their latest harajuku creations for tourists as well as for their friends.

Harajuku fashion gets its name from the Harajuku district of Tokyo. All the switched-on harajuku kids go there to explore the many clothes shops and gather Yoyogi Park, the cafes in Omotesando Street or on the way to the Meiji shrine to display their latest harajuku creations for tourists as well as for their friends. Harajuku style has been so popular since Gwen Stefani released her single Harajuku Girl, but of course Harajuku style is not Gwen Stefani’s idea and she is the one who started it. Harajuku style originated among teenagers style in Harajuku district, Tokyo. As many teenagers street fashion style, it is so hard to make a clear definition of this style because of its dynamic and many manifestations. There is no main pattern of this style, but if you want to dress Harajuku style, just read this article until finished.Harajuku became famous in the 1980s due to the street performers and wildly-dressed teens who gathered there on Sundays when Omotesando was closed to traffic.

Harajuku girl, used to identify girls who gather in Harajuku district, Tokyo, Japan. Their costumes is in several different styles of clothing that originated in the culture of Japan's major cities.

If you are looking for something different in kid's wear, you should go to Harajuku Lovers, one of line space of clothing by Gwen Stefani for the men, the women and the children who have “an attraction mortal with the kindness”.The collection is strongly influenced by the music of Stefani and the modern Japanese culture, in particular the zone of Harajuku of Tokyo which is preferred trail for the artists, the fashionistas and the hippies Japanese. Shopping at Harajuku-lovers.com is not certainly your standard experiment of purchases.You and your trusty mouse "prowl the streets of Harajuku" with the princess of cool, Gwen Stefani with the research of the clothing and the accessories of hip. To catch the subway of Tokyo, to review the stores, to listen to brilliant music, to trail with Gwen and her Japanese friends and to take some completely fresh clothing.

NHK Studiopark, located in Shibuya, Harajuku, adjacent to Harajuku Station or JR Shibuya Station, is a part of NHK Broadcasting Center. It is close to Yoyogi Park and open to the public. NHK (Nippon Hosou Kyouka) means Japan Broadcasting Group or Corporation. It is a public TV of Japan just as The ABC in Australia and BBC in Great Britain.NHK Studiopark gives visitors a chance to look behind the scenes of television broadcasting for a small entrance fee, 200 Yen. By paying that admission, visitors can look the production of a live programs on most days such as the popular morning drama, the historical taiga drama, and the kids program "Okaasan To Issho". The visitors can also watch the nationwide live broadcast of the talk program "Studiopark Kara Konnichiwa" from behind the scenes on weekdays from around 1pm.NHK Studiopark hs attracted nearly a million visitors a year. Visitors are eager to visit this studiopark since it offers a tour of the recording studios where the visitors can se

Harajuku, the common name for the area around Harajuku Station, between Shinjuku and Shibuya. Local landmarks include the headquarters of NHK, Meiji Shrine and Yoyogi Park.It is a wild and crazy place best seen on a Sunday or any other holiday for that matter. It is located just 1 station north of Shibuya and some consider it to be the extion of Shibuya. You may be suprised to find teen dressing up in cosplay, anime, or other gothic type costumes right out side the station or street performers acting out for a little extra money. The area known as "Ura-Hara" (back streets of Harajuku) is a center of Japanese fashion for younger people, with brands such as Bathing ape and Undercover having shops in the area. Harajuku street style is promoted in Japanese and international publications such as Fruits. Harajuku offers a means as a city center to various other locations and is a must see.Harajuku refers to the sector around the station of Harajuku in Tokyo, a station north to Shibuya on the

Laforet Harajuku (???????, Rafore Harajuku?) Department Store and Museum is a department store and museum located in the Harajuku commercial and entertainment district of the Shibuya neighborhood, in Tokyo, Japan, on one of Harajuku's most famous intersections.Its museum is on sixth floor and HMV in the basement. Laforet Harajuku used to be called the teen fashion mecca. It is a trend setting shopping complex, consisting of seven floors of fashion boutiques and shops, mainly geared towards girls audience.Laforet Harajuku, a building packed with fashion boutiques, is a local landmark, while Ura Harajuku (Backstreet Harajuku), or "Urahara" for short, used to be a quiet residential area but became a hub for young designers in the 1990s. Most girls will enter this store, since it serves the ultimate trends in Japanese fashion. Be warned, as this place is really wacky and may not appeal to Western style clothing. Laforet is known for its big summer bargain sales in July and for striving to

Alongside the glamour boutiques and dining in Harajuku is the "Daiso Harajuku" otherwise known as the 100 yen Shop. Take a look of it from Takeshita dori, Harajuku’s busy pedestrian mall, Daiso looks like a big pharmacy, full of cosmetics and toiletries. But if you take a look around inside you’ll see that there are 3 more floors: a basement full of kitchenware, and a huge range of stationary, homewares and electrical accessories upstairs. Browsing through, it seems like a regular variety store, until you notice that everything is priced at just 105 yen.Daiso is a 100 Yen store right in the heart of Takeshita dori in Harajuku, located only a few steps from Harajuku Station along Takeshita Dori. It is only one minute walk from JR Harajuku Station (Takeshita-guchi Exit). While Japan's largest 100 Yen shop, Daiso Giga Machida, spans 5 floors in front of Machida Station (30 minutes, 360 Yen from Shinjuku by Odakyu Railways). Daiso Harajuku is one of the largest 100 Yen stores in centr

If you are looking for something different in kid's wear, you should go to Harajuku Lovers, one of line space of clothing by Gwen Stefani for the men, the women and the children who have “an attraction mortal with the kindness”.

Tracklist:Harajuku GirlsWhat You Waiting For?The Real ThingCrashLuxuriousRich GirlDanger ZoneLong Way To GoWind It UpOrange County GirlCoolSeriousBubble Pop ElectricHollaback GirlBonus:Serious (Alternate Version)(It has more of the background video with less of the actual concert)ALL ARE UPLOADED WITH SENDSPACENOTE: If you put my videos on your website/blog or anywhere else you need to CREDIT me because I ripped these from my DVD and converted them myself! Thanks.

On the left and below you will find various maps of Harajuku area, every single map has their own characteristic as what you need them for.To see those maps in the bigger version you have to click on the map, then it will be shown up in the actual size.

Harajuku girl, used to identified girls who gather in Harajuku district, Tokyo, Japan. Their costums is in several different styles of clothing that originated in the culture of Japan's major cities.The term is not only monopolized by those who gather in the district themselves, but has become a relatively popular expression in the United States.

Harajuku, the common name for the area around Harajuku Station, between Shinjuku and Shibuya. Local landmarks include the headquarters of NHK, Meiji Shrine and Yoyogi Park.It is a wild and crazy place best seen on a Sunday or any other holiday for that matter. It is located just 1 station north of Shibuya and some consider it to be the extion of Shibuya. You may be suprised to find teen dressing up in cosplay, anime, or other gothic type costumes right out side the station or street performers acting out for a little extra money.The area known as "Ura-Hara" (back streets of Harajuku) is a center of Japanese fashion for younger people, with brands such as Bathing ape and Undercover having shops in the area. Harajuku street style is promoted in Japanese and international publications such as Fruits. Harajuku offers a means as a city center to various other locations and is a must see.Harajuku refers to the sector around the station of Harajuku in Tokyo, a station north to Shibuya on the

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