Kawaii Fashion

With Halloween just around the corner, it’s time to start planning your spooky celebrations! And what better place to find inspiration for a party than Japanese Halloween decorations!

Jujutsu Kaisen and Dolce Gabbana had a fashion collaboration earlier this year! But what makes it so unique!

The Spy x Family manga has gained a mass level of popularity since the latest anime adaptation aired. And nothing goes better with the newest and hottest Japanese anime, than a Uniqlo collab! 

Shibuya is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Tokyo and is home to the iconic Shibuya 109 – a shopping mall housing over 120 shops offering the latest trendy fashion and cosmetics items.

Don’t have cherry blossom near you? Animal Crossing has you covered with their cherry blossom season festivities!

Anyone who knows anything about Japan is familiar with the word kawaii which means ‘cute.’ That being said, the term kawaii has its own special connotations which have transcended the meaning of simply ‘cute.’

Harajuku is known for its fashion boutiques and stylish pedestrians. Get to know some special brands that define this neighborhood.

Whether you’re part of a kawaii fashion group or just the casual type, you can level-up your outfits with all sorts of cute accessories!

The world of kawaii seems to have strict ‘rules’, but when examined closely it’s clear that there is much freedom, particularly in fashion.

Ah, Animal Crossing… Just when we thought we could shake you, you keep bringing us back in. The popular Nintendo Switch game that was the title launched after Nintendo’s super popular mobile game Animal Crossing Pocket Camp took the world by storm, making us give up life in the big city for the laid-back island...

People all over the world, even people right down the street, can be very different from one another with their own likes and interests, not to mention personalities, that help to make them unique. This individuality is what makes the world go around and the main ingredient that adds spice to life. However, if there’s...

Who doesn’t want to look more Kawaii? Kawaii means cute in Japanese and can represent so many things. For example, if you walk past a store in Japan and there’s a cute plushie inside it you might want to say “What a Kawaii plushie!”. A lot of japanese fans even turn this into a style...