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trashpandajpg · 4 years

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Featured Items from Harajuku :

♥[Yomi] Miki Hair

♥Gloom - Ghoul Collection Eyes

♥Harana - Sage Mode - 7th Hokage Marks

♥[GRAVEYARD] Slayer Earrings - Oni

Other Featured Items :

♥MIWAS / Mimi Outfit @ E10

Fits : Freya, HG, Legacy/Perky & Maitreya.

Worn : Gloves, Leg strap, Dress and Panties.

♥TOP1SALON - HD VIVI LIPSTICK @ Kawaii Project

LM for Harajuku : http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Intimacy/102/64/2514

LM for E10 : http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/equal10/49/100/90

LM for Kawaii Project : http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Usagi/144/21/36

#sl #second life #secondlife #yomi #gloom #harana #graveyard #miwas #top1salon #harakjuku #blogging #kawaii #flickr #girl #pixel #video game #asian #digital art

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madamewario · 4 years

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#merpony #mermaid #mermaid pony #mermaid horse #magical #jewelry #fairy kei #kandi #kawaii #cute #lolita #harakjuku #kid core #lisa frank

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livingstill · 5 years

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NYCC 2018 🖤

#self #me #harajuku #harakjuku fashion #alternative #alternative fashion #white hair #silver hair #blood elf #elf #makeup #gothic #macabre #nycc

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kateypops · 7 years

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NEW VIDEO: We shopped until we dropped in Harakjuku! And I bought way too much stuff!

#harajuku #tokyo #travel #shopping #party kei #pokemon #disney #yuri on ice #japan

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pretty-idol-hell · 7 years

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I was JUST at Nagoya Prism Stone like last week?! And it's already different! The host store Animega expanded and so did Prism Stone. It has its own corner again with lots more room and tons new merch. They... they had Pretty Rhythm CANDY! So in other words ITS AWESOME NOW. It's better than Shizuoka. It's better than Odaiba. It's better than Akihabara. It's... well it's not better than Harakjuku and I haven't been to the others but I am so stoked to have this amazing Prism Stone Shop nearish me!!

#prism stone #nagoya #prism stone nagoya #pripara #pretty rhythm

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sweets-cats · 4 years

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alexcornell-blog1 · 7 years

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Osaka Day Five

Ahh I’m trying to catch up! We are on Day 8 now technically, but my writing is a few days behind. Osaka. OK this in one ugly city. If Tokyo and Osaka grew up together as siblings, Osaka is the one that joined a gang and ran away from home. I have almost nothing positive to say about the appearance of this place. That said, I had a great time here. Today was a solo day, so I resumed my breakneck travel pace I perfected last time. I swear I walk at about 7mph when I am traveling alone. I started at the Aquarium which was fairly disappointing. I mistook this aquarium for another big one in Japan from a Vimeo video. This one was basically just a place for school kids to run amuck while fish happen to be there too. I ran through, took pictures of whale sharks, then headed to the world’s largest ferris wheel.

From a distance, the ferris wheel looks like any other: big, round, and tacky. Once you are on it though, things change. I did not know I was afraid of heights until I rode this monster. I also did not know there were two cabin options when I bought my ticket: normal, for sane people, and clear glass, for crazy people. Of course I bought the clear cabin ticket and found myself in a completely clear/glass cabin. The expression “don’t look down” was impossible to follow. The view was excellent despite the cloudy weather (and when my eyes were open). I was the only one riding the giant wheel – apparently everyone else was at the aquarium.

Next I decided to get really high (not like that, don’t worry Mama). Whenever I get to a new city I try to get as high up as possible and see what there is to see. My plan usually involves finding the tallest building, getting to the top, and looking for cool places to go from up there. In Osaka, the Floating Garden qualified. On my map, there was a building that looked exactly like this place fairly near to where I was. I made my way there, got to the the top floor and found a room with one door, no windows, and a bell. Naturally I rang the bell. A woman came out, looked me up and down, and said “I think you are in the very wrong place.” She pointed at my map and it became clear that I had walked the complete opposite direction of the Floating Garden and ended up at the top of the “Phoenix Tower”. Cool name, very wrong place.

So I set off in the right direction. I realized along the way that I was completely “off the grid”. While in the underground passage to the other side of town, I was thinking about how utterly unreachable I was. If someone wanted to find me or contact me at that moment, it would have been completely impossible. No one knew where I was and my location was about as random as possible. Eventually I reached the Floating Garden which was way worth the epic trek. The building was crazy looking and another vertigo inducing experience. The escalator to the top of the building are suspended about 40 stories with nothing below. Why I continue to do this to myself I do not know.

After the Floating Garden I headed to Amerikura.. or something. Basically Harakjuku if it was addicted to prescription drugs. It started to rain so I ducked into an underground shopping mall. The size of said mall was completely overwhelming and I continue to be amazed at the existence of these places. A mall of this size in the US would be something to behold. Here, they exist about every seven feet. I don’t think there is anywhere in Osaka or Tokyo where you could dig 10 feet and not hit a retail location.

The train back to Tokyo was very relaxing. I rebooted my search for the perfect train music and fell asleep listening to the XX.

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vickilouise92 · 9 years

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Tokyo Day 3, 2014

The third day was the most full and eventful day ^_^ We met Rebekah and Kento at the Hachiko statue in Shibuya, we planned to go to Asakusa too see the Senso-ji shrine, and then head to Harajuku to see the Meiji Jingu shrine. It takes a little while to get there, but we got to sit down and enjoy the cool air con xD It was so busy when we got to Asakusa, we headed straight to Senso-ji so that we could look at all the traditional stalls outside the shrine. We brought quite a few gifts for our family and friends ^_^ There were a lot of traditional food and drink stalls (When we last visited Senso-Ji the stalls were closed) We had ice cold Green Tea which was so tasty and refreshing!! We all shared a few snacks me and Shaun got black sesame ice cream which is the best ice cream i have ever had i really enjoyed it a lot. We headed to look inside Senso-ji and the surrounding areas its so beautiful inside, it was nice to see the traditional paintings on the ceiling and all the different sections for prayers ^_^ I really wanted to do a fortune (みくじ) again on the first one i ever tried, i got a excellent fortune so i was excited to see what i would get this time :3 You donate a 5 Yen coin which is considered good luck, you then pull out a stick from a silver box the, sick has kanji written on it corresponds to one of the draws, which you take a fortune out of ^_^ I got a second excellent fortune :3 but i think Rebekkah got a bad one >< so she tied it to the metal wire with all the other bad fortunes so that the bad luck will stay on the wire instead with her ^_^

Before heading to Harajuku we decided to get some thing small to eat, because of the heat we didn't fancy much, Kento took us too a soba place to try something we hadn't before. It was so tasty and i have even made it at home quite often :) We headed straight from the Harajuku station too Meiji Jingu shrine, we had been there before but it was nice to visit in the summer with friends, walking towards the shrine all you could hear was the Cicada which are so loud and so big O.O There were a lot of bits of information to read on the way and we also took a look at the Sake Barrels (かざりだる) which are used for decoration. At Meiji Jingu we did a purifying ritual?!? done at shrines called てみずや. It was nice to look at all the 絵馬 which have prayers or wishes written on them which are then left hanging at the shrine for the gods (神) Thats the firs half of day one ^_^ I hope your enjoying my small trip so far I will upload the second part tomorrow bye x

#japantrip2014 #Japan #Harakjuku #Asakusa #sensoji #meijijingu

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choobi-doodles · 9 years

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