Harajuku Girls :~)

harajuku-fashion-07-16-07-01.jpeg harajuku-fashion-07-07-07-011.jpeg harajuku-122806-09.jpeg harajuku-fashion-07-07-07-005.jpeg harajuku-fashion-01-20-07-017.jpeg harajuku_girls13.jpeg harajuku_district_girls_by_Jacklikesart.jpeg harajuku_baby_by_renge07.jpeg Harajuku.jpg harajuku-122806-12.jpeg 2wnmvxs.jpeg 00%20-%20Harajuku%20fashion%20(gas%20mask).jpg harajuku-fashion-08-27-07-10.jpeg The term "Harajuku Girls" has been used by English-language media to describe teenagers dressed in any fashion style who are in the area of Harajuku. These girls may be members of various sub-cultures including Gothic Lolita, Ganguro, Gyaru, and Kogal. They may also be dressed as characters from an anime, movie, or manga (known as cosplay). In the 1980s large numbers of street performers and wildly dressed teens including takenoko-zoku (, "bamboo-shoot kids") gathered on Omotesand and the street that passes through Yoyogi Park on Sundays when the streets were closed to traffic. The streets were reopened to traffic in the 90s, and a great number of teens stopped gathering there. Today there are still teenagers hanging out in Harajuku, mostly on the bridge across the train tracks from Harajuku station to Yoyogi Park. Visual kei is associated with Harajuku. In attendance one will find Visual kei cosplayers (those dressed as their favorite bands) and those in the Gothic Lolita subculture/fashion.[7] *Harajuku Girls* Harajuku Girls, japan