Japan is home to some of the most unique and creative minds when it comes to fashion. Japanese fashion trends can also be regarded as something weird but still popular. Here are some of the strangest fashion trends originating in Japan that might be your inspiration for a new fashion style.

Japanese school uniforms were inspired by the European-style naval uniforms also known as sailor suits, where as boy's were inspired by the Japanese army. They try to make a school uniform that distinguishes the wearers as school age children but also looks attractive enough that they would want to wear it just like any other clothing.

Decora began as a unique fashion statement before rising to become one of Japan’s most popular subcultures. While present day, not as many people dress in Decora style as they did two decades ago, Decora fashion is now recognized as synonymous with Harajuku Street. So now let’s learn more about Decora shall we?

This large mall is a shopper’s paradise, attracting people coming straight from work on weekdays, or couples enjoying a date night on the weekend.

Your eye is caught by the most gorgeous kimono. The colors are vibrant. The silk is luxurious. The designs are eye catching. Congratulations! You’ve fallen in love with a kimono.

Japanese fashion has always been so interesting and creative to me. Here is a recommendation of female fashion brands in Japan.

4 of the top hair salons in Tokyo for blonde hair maintenance and image transformations. The salons all have websites and bookings can be made online or by calling the stylist.

A Story, the steampunk themed store is a franchise located in various locales around Tokyo. Now you might be asking yourself what steam punk is, and allow me to explain.

Lolita is a very common fashion style in Japan. We can see many girls sporting the look, especially in Harajuku. All about Lolita fashion.

After almost two years of living in Tokyo, I know, for sure, that I am no longer seeing everything with the same sense of surprise because as I usually call it, I am already part of the landscape. The last few months, lucky me, I have been receiving many guests, who enjoyed going around with and showing them all about the local culture and traditions.

About once a month, fashionable kids from Japan and around the world-- both visitors and residents-- gather at JR Harajuku station’s Takeshita exit for a simple event to celebrate this neighborhood’s unique fashion culture.

Amerika-mura, a series of streets in the southern part of Osaka is an area that was formed inadvertently as a result of the U.S occupation following the end of World War II.