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Rico Archives first Installation

At Rico Archives’ installation last week, a leaping male ballet dancer with a star tattoo on his cheek twirling and sashaying about stole the spotlight in the debut show

Patrick Stephan Making a Mark on Tokyo

In 2000, Patrick Stephan moved to Japan to begin his highly conceptual brand with abstract couture-like acccessories made of safetypins, hair clips, and tarnished tin. More interesting every season…

Kansai Shows Off

Japanese fashion designer Kansai Yamamoto and the Edo-Tokyo Museum collaborate to show the impact of traditional culture using the designer’s bold designs as a starting point.

Soe in Nakameguro

Soe (so-ee) can be spelt with the characters for “create” and “inclination”. So then it goes without saying that this menswear brand is a favorite among fashionably apt men around the cool area of Nakameguro and beyond

Barbie Gone Harajuku

Barbie. Now, before your eyes roll back in your head, see what fuss the plastic prodigy is kicking up in the back streets of Harajuku with her new best friend, the queen of quirk, Patricia Field

Free Pendant Give-Away

To celebrate our new advertiser visusky’s connection with JAPANESE STREETS, the company offers a free gift to JAPANESE STREETS readers: a beautiful Cross Pendant by the Japanese brand Body Line. Here is how you qualify.

J-Fashion Shipped Free

It is still difficult to buy authentic Japanese gothic lolita and visual keigo fashion items online. JAPANESE STREETS welcomes a new advertiser this month that does just that. And delivery is free!

Trembled Blossoms

What do Prada, actress Minami and Laforet Shopping mall in Harajuku have in common? The most original dress ever seen in a sleepy Aoyama town, that’s what…

Tokyo Swarovski Bash

Swarovski is pulling its weight in crystal with the opening of their first ever flagship store in Ginza and the biggest bash of the year so far at Meiji Picture Memorial with more celebs in tow than you can throw a fistfull of rhinestones at.

UNIQLO T-Shirts

Japan’s fashionable bargain brand UNIQLO has launched a new series of UT t-shirts inspired by manga.