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“Tokyo’s Gyaru: The Bold Spirit of Japan’s Rebel Fashion”
“Shibuya streets glowing with the energy of Gyaru culture.” In the photo a group of girls walk near the iconic Shibuya crossing. Photo: Ramiro Vargas / chilanga.com In the bustling heart of Tokyo, where neon lights flicker against the rhythm of endless crowds, a cultural statement continues to shine brightly — the Japanese Gyaru style. Originating in the 1970s and soaring to popularity during the 1990s, Gyaru — derived from the English word “gal” — represents more than fash
Nov 32 min read
The Vibrant Pulse of Shibuya: Young People, Stylish Cars, and the Evolution of Fun
On any given night, the neon glow of Shibuya, Tokyo’s cultural and entertainment hub, attracts droves of young people eager to revel in...
Jan 253 min read
Hand in Hand: The Spanish Festival and Santa Runners in Tokyo
Tokyo - Japan November 17, 2024. Hand in Hand: The Spanish Festival and Santa Runners in Tokyo The Piqué Yojogi area in Tokyo buzzed with...
Nov 17, 20242 min read
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