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back next Tokyo Street Fashion Shibuya Style photo photo A simple tank top with a glass-bead necklace and a gold bag. next

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Tokyo Street Fashion Where is Shibuya? slide show Shibuya Style Total Fashion Denim remains a firm favorite, while many women are choosing frills and lace for a girly look. Asian influences abound,

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next Tokyo Street Fashion Shibuya Style photo photo A bold, flowery summer dress. next

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back next Tokyo Street Fashion Shibuya Style photo photo Slim-cut jeans with a beach-style camisole and a leather necklace. next

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back next Tokyo Street Fashion Shibuya Style photo photo A girly look. next

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back next Tokyo Street Fashion Shibuya Style photo photo Loose pants and an earthy overall tone. next

Shibuya Style | Tokyo Street Fashion | Trends in Japan | Web Japan
Tokyo Street Fashion Where is Shibuya? slide show Shibuya Style Total Fashion Denim remains a firm favorite, while many women are choosing frills and lace for a girly look. Asian influences abound,

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Cooking Displays Making ramen noodles. The dough is repeatedly stretched and folded in two, doubling the number of strands and making them thinne

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Festivals Kawagoe Festival, Saitama Prefecture. Lion dances are performed to celebrate the New Year or drive away evil spirits. The lions sometim

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Festivals Kawagoe Festival, Saitama Prefecture. Men parade through the streets pulling floats. The tops of the floats are adorned with dolls slig

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Objects Plastic ice cream samples (from left: green tea, mixed, and vanilla flavors). The samples are so life-like that they look like you could

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Objects Sake casks made of woven straw. These are placed outside taverns that pride themselves on their sake and other places for good luck and a

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Objects A raccoon dog made of Shigarakiyaki ceramics. These figures are said to bring good luck and are often placed in front of restaurants. (Ki

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Objects The sign on the facade of a crab restaurant. It is bigger than a person and has moving legs. (Kiyonaga Hiroshi) next next

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Objects Peko-chan, the mascot of a chain of cake shops, whose clothing changes according to the season. This outfit represents the Shichi-go-san

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Cooking Displays Making takoyaki (octopus dumplings). Slices of octopus are cooked in a dough of flour and water in ball-shaped molds. They are e

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Cooking Displays Making Imagawayaki, a sweet consisting of a hotcake-like dough filled with an (beans stewed in sugar). These treats have been ea

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back next Trend Scene Exploring Everyday Tokyo photo Cooking Displays Making handmade soba (buckwheat) noodles. Buckwheat flour is mixed with water to make a dough then rolled and cut into thin nood