Fashion Archives - Have Ya Seen Japan

Exploring Harajuku’s Takeshita Street – Tokyo’s Teen Fashion Hub!

Don’t worry, Harajuku’s “teen fashion” just means you’re more likely to get vibrant outfits here that are cool, trendy, and for all ages!

Across the road from Kyoto station is a large shopping complex known as Aeon Mall, featuring an abundance of unique Japanese stores.

The Japanese are some of the most minimalist people when it comes to prioritizing only the essentials and Muji is a reflection of this ideal.

While most people glamorize Kyoto’s Shijo Street and Nishiki Market, amazing shopping streets like Fushimi Otesuji go unnoticed!

Shopping in Japan is quite a unique experience, especially at Tokyo Skytree where you will find plenty of “unusual goods!”

Despite its name, I’m not so sure this area of Osaka is an “American village.” Regardless, Amerika-mura is a hip area with great street food!

In the heart of Tokyo’s Chuo ward is the iconic luxury shopping street of Ginza, home to the most magnificent Uniqlo you’ll ever see!

Many of us have fantasized about wearing a kimono in Japan, but how should you go about it? Here are a few ways to get involved with kimonos!

Shibuya is essentially the “New York” of Japan. As the busiest commercial city in Tokyo, it’s also a major tourist attraction for foreigners.

Harajuku is one of the most outgoing towns in Tokyo. In particular, Takeshita Street brings life and youthful energy through teen popularity!