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Bookmark or Share- All about visiting Harajuku: fashion, culture and moreHarajuku is an evolving ecosystem of global fashion looks, and punk has been a thriving part of that scene for decades. Punk is still represented now, as you will see when you stroll along Takeshita Street. Ripped band tee shirts, plaid pants, studs, chains, and boots are hallmarks of the Harajuku punk scene.
- Harajuku & Aoyama travel - Lonely Planet | Tokyo, Japan, AsiaHarajuku is one of Tokyo's biggest draws thanks to its grand shrine, Meiji-jingū. It's also Tokyo's real-life catwalk, a world-renowned shopping destination where the ultra-chic (and chic in training) come to browse and be seen. Many boutiques here have been designed by influential architects – another draw. Neighboring Aoyama is a shopping ...
- Harajuku Area Guide: What to Do, See and Eat | Tokyo CheapoHarajuku is defined by Takeshita Dori, a narrow alley that is filled with sweet scents, pink, bubblegum, and whatever’s cute, cheap, and now for the under-16 set. There are plenty of vintage and used clothing places like Kinji and the general fashion is aimed at the young and eclectic, so prices are a bit more reasonable than neighboring ...
- Harajuku | Travel Japan - Japan National Tourism Organization (Official ...Harajuku is the area around Harajuku Station, between Shibuya and Shinjuku on the Yamanote Line. This haven of style is centered on Takeshita Street, lined with a mix of boutiques selling the latest trends and photo-ready food. Within a few blocks, you can see styles ranging from Harajuku goth and candy-colored decora kei to Harajuku punk.
- All You Need To Know About Harajuku Style - RebelsMarketHarajuku style is a mix of all the well-known Japanese sub-styles, for example Sweet lolita, Gothic lolita, Visual kei, Cosplay, Decora, Gyaru, cutesy fairy kei and punk rock clothing . Traditional Japanese garments like kimonos and wooden sandals have been infused into the style since the beginning. Secondhand or retro and vintage clothes are ...
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