Harajuku fashion gets its name from the Harajuku district of Tokyo.
All the switched-on harajuku kids go there to explore the many clothes
shops and gather Yoyogi Park, the cafes in Omotesando Street or on the
way to the Meiji shrine to display their latest harajuku creations for
tourists as well as for their friends.
> Harajuku fashion gets its name from the Harajuku district of Tokyo.
> All the switched-on harajuku kids go there to explore the many clothes
> shops and gather Yoyogi Park, the cafes in Omotesando Street or on the
> way to the Meiji shrine to display their latest harajuku creations for
> tourists as well as for their friends.
>
> http://harajukustyle.notlong.com/
If you wan't to advertise your crappy product, do like real businesses
do and pay to reach a target market.
> Harajuku fashion gets its name from the Harajuku district of Tokyo.
> All the switched-on harajuku kids go there to explore the many clothes
> shops and gather Yoyogi Park, the cafes in Omotesando Street or on the
> way to the Meiji shrine to display their latest harajuku creations for
> tourists as well as for their friends.
>
> http://harajukustyle.notlong.com/
Ooh. I spent some time in Harajuka... it's very fun.
On 2007-08-06 12:48:07 +0100, SpaceGirl subhuman.net> said:
>> Harajuku fashion gets its name from the Harajuku district of Tokyo.
>> All the switched-on harajuku kids go there to explore the many clothes
>> shops and gather Yoyogi Park, the cafes in Omotesando Street or on the
>> way to the Meiji shrine to display their latest harajuku creations for
>> tourists as well as for their friends.
>>
>> http://harajukustyle.notlong.com/
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