Harajuku Fashion Walk - Behind the Scenes Documentary

"Walk With Us - The Story of Harajuku Fashion Walk" - a fun short documentary about the Harajuku Fashion Walk, featuring interviews with several of the organizers as well as lots of colorful video from the walk itself. Harajuku Fashion Walk is a Tokyo street fashion event featuring fairy kei, decora, sweet lolita, gothic, and many other Japanese styles. The walk was originally started by Harajuku fashion brand 6%DOKIDOKI, but it is now fully organized by Harajuku Kids. Please feel free to leave comments for the Harajuku Kids here & don't forget to subscribe to the official Tokyo Fashion KZbin channel.
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Video shot and produced by 1KFilms: 1kfilms.com/

[@TokyoFashionOfficial]

Yeah, I have been noticing some Harajuku Fashion Walk events in different countries around the world - it's great how it's been spreading! Hope yours is a success too.

[@Bluezzz22]

"When you come come to Japan, let´s dress up and walk together" ....I LOVE THIS PART !!!!! ;O; ♥♥♥

[@miroglass]

I can't come to Japan but I can organize a Fashion Walk and a Fashion Monster Party here in Taos, New Mexico. Thank you all there in Japan for your inspiration. It should spread all over the world and link up. People should start their own walks in their own neighborhood. Violence is not fun so fun must be the antidote. Love the music too.

[@StefanieRoyMusic]

Also, Juunyan has amazing sunglasses/glasses on his head during interviews.

[@StefanieRoyMusic]

It's nice to hear the voices of people you see a lot in street snaps. It's also nice to hear their thoughts and opinions on style and what Harajuku means to them!

[@liwowoli]

I love the furry, white hat with the colorful bows in it, the clear, plastic Spock-hands headband, the turquoise-fleece hoodie, and the PEZ cape!!!

[@joiizdragon]

I agree with their opinions cuz Harajuku is the place where I can be myself the most ~ I wanna dress up with colorful stuff or anything that I want and walking there ... really miss that place!

[@aurinalynn2072]

Ohh my gosh! I love the Harajuku Fashion! *-* I would like to visit Japan so badly! And also wish to be japanese! q.q I would like to have some more Harajuku Fashion Walks in Germany too!

[@tamekawhite8252]

I love Harajuku, I wish to go there some day. :)

[@MiaGilaani]

more specifically its Takeshita street in harajuku, its an awesome place!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@like7oranges]

Wearing the clothes you love can boost you confidence to 40000000/100. :]

[@AijUoyOat]

Omg the glasses the guy had are awsumm

[@haslinazali74]

Japan are so cool..love Japan from Malaysia..

[@XxleeniejxX]

I think it's beautiful and inspiring, I am also trying to change my style by what I've seen from the Harajuku fashion. I think it's beautiful and it's too bad that not that many people in the Netherlands seem to approve of it :I

[@PoptartxBau]

This video is so touching! Thank you for posting it!!!

[@kyaahikyaahi]

My new goal in life is to walk in that event

[@Esuta]

I need those hands glasses! And omg the cuteness of these people makes my eyes teary.. Sigh..to think I stopped dressing like that because I felt to mature, while in reality...I'm so naive u.u;;

[@dannydraait]

L♡VE it!!!

[@asakuranogo]

I wish I could participate once. Seeing them making these walks make me really happy. It's so fun to see, I love them!

[@lucywagner3496]

wanna go to japan.. love their fashion look,, also gyaru ♥

[@PS3GamerSyKe]

So frickin cool! Japan looks amazing.

[@JustSheik]

Loved this! Definitely makes me want to visit Harajuku when I make it to Japan.

[@Merreluvspink]

I would go! I wanna go! I will some day in the future! I will dress up a bit extra and have fun in Harajuku :3

[@Tinomele]

Dear Harajuku Kids, I'll be there in five years so wait for me please :D Next year I'll be able to learn japanese and right after I finished school I will come to tokyo and join the walk! I promise :'D

[@melatonin7385]

Tinomele u there yet? Lol

[@nigeriakindell]

Its been 5 years, did you ever go??

[@Linkinparkerin19]

I am coming end of February till beginning of May. I would love to walk with you and meet so much nice people! =D

[@xTenshiAi]

I want to go there now!

[@VirgenNegra]

Q LINDO, SIII SEGURO SERA UNA LINDA EXPERIENCIA

[@XxleeniejxX]

I try my best! I usually order my clothes but I can also combine a lot of the clothes I own ^^

[@kv22265]

I also cried. This is so cute and I love it. How amazing your fashion is... I hope i can visit you one day too!!!~~~ Fighting! ^.^

[@n0thersist3r]

I will walk with you, one day :D

[@zeiro012]

I'd love to do this, I hope it will still be going on in a couple years.

[@samanthamatsumoto9555]

I'm going to be working there as a translator in a year!

[@euangellum]

I send you my love from Russia!! Japan you are forever amazing

[@Casperlajensencom]

Great video. You should plan on buying a external audio recorder :) It's very hard to get good audio when shooting video with a DSLR since it's recorded in Mono ^^

[@Lani012]

I really hope you do it! I wanna have a Fashion Walk in LA :D

[@StyleFilmer]

IM GOING TO JAPAN TO WALK WITH THEM!!! :3 :3

[@laerkekebaab]

I'm trying to get it all together to go to Tokyo but I don't speak Japanese, and I don't know what it costs to stay there, and if I can get a job etc. But I wanna go so bad. I wanna walk in my favourite clothes and be with amazing people and experience that culture up close. I'm been so fascinated with Japan for so many years and especially Harajuku. I feel so horrible for never learning the language.

[@XxleeniejxX]

I'm trying to change my style, I don't have that many nice clothes though. But I'm on my way! :D

[@BloodyPocky15]

I WANT TP VISIT JAPAN AND WALK WITH THEM TOO ;A;

[@auntydenden]

Whooaa *o* one day i wanna go there too :D

[@AnimationMoa]

My name is also Moa! But I'm from sweden!

[@LovelyMadness13]

I wonder if these guys consider their fashion having an age limit. I would love dress up more like this, but here in the U.S. It'd be considered weird or creepy and unprofessional for a almost 30year old to dress like that. I still want too though. 💜💗

[@UchihaShamandalie]

I don't think they do. I've been to a few HFW and there's always people of ALL ages :)

[@happydorkgirl]

+LovelyMadness13 Just wanted to say hi - and I understand how you are feeling. I turned 34 in February, but wanted to get into lolita since I was about 26 or so. Wound up falling in love with mori girl fashion a couple of years ago instead, but I gotta tell you something - turning 30 was tough for me, but a lot of us get a new attitude once we hit that milestone. It's like we suddenly feel a freedom that we didn't have before. I started wearing bows in my hair and decora jewelry AFTER I turned 30 because I decided that it was a free country and I could wear what I want. That said I am still always very mindful and worried about looking creepy. I think the mori fashion lends itself well to any age, though, so I may not have the same struggle that you do. I just have to worry about coming off frumpy! Best of luck to you - I hope you find something that makes you feel beautiful.

[@ruby4751]

No fashion has an age limit. Some people might think it's weird/creepy, but don't let that stop you. As for unprofessionalism, you don't have to wear it to work or incorporate parts of it into your work outfits, then wear the whole outfit when you go out. If your job still doesn't like it, then consider working somewhere else that is less judgemental! I'm 25 but I plan on being a harajuku girl FOR LIFE!

[@miroglass]

Thanks, Are you in Los Angeles or is that Louisiana? Kyara played in L.A. a couple of months ago. I'm sure there are a lot of kids into it there. Taos is small but we love a party. Not too many people know what it is but we are creating a facebook page for people to post and share info about fashion, dance, music and art. From there we can organize events. Meetings don't work but inspiring people to act on their own can. You set a date and place and they will come if it is just about having fun.

[@LovelyMadness13]

I wanna walk with you!!!

[@ciberalex97]

Que vídeo tan genial! Mi más grande sueño es ir a Japón, específicamente a Harajuku y Shibuya, realmente espero poder ir pronto y caminar junto a ustedes :) muchas gracias por el vídeo!

[@liliveliz4153]

how old junnyan is?

[@LolitaCosplayTwist]

Gah! Im too young but wait a couple years! I'll be right there!~ >.

[@ninjamaikeru]

I would love too XD

[@irismadeleine]

Yeah, it's the name of the street?

[@patriciamoya1841]

What date do they usually do the harajuku walk in japan? I seriously wanna join and meet those amazing people 😍😭😭💞💞

[@kierahohne6498]

Patricia Moya It’s usually the 4th Sunday of every month. mobile.twitter.com/harajuku_fw?lang=en

[@gloriasilva1602]

Don't worry I'm commin

[@Strawb_the_moon]

HERE I COME *books flights immediately* oh shi...

[@mariamagana2429]

Me too ;3;

[@theworldamongus12]

2:29 take shitast

[@しょん-r2k]

どうみても、精神療法ですよ。だれか哲学者が言ったってよ。ティーンエージャーというのは、きわめて重要な概念だと。1950年代、ロックンロールが出てからでしょうね。