Hi Jesse, I love your videos and I see the work you put into them. I would like to suggest that on the thumbnails, you add the title in Japanese (probably in smaller, plain letters). Below "What people are wearing in Tokyo", 「東京の人がつけている物. That way, more Japanese people can watch it knowing they're part of the target audience and that Japanese is spoken. Apologies for the poor nihongo
I just LOVE how unique japanese people are with their fashion. They are truly expressing individuality. In my city/country everyone looks the same and would stare at you when you look colorful or different. Such a shame. I wish every culture to be so open to different looks.
I mean everyone in Japan isn't like this. Most of them dress pretty similarly. But it is true that most people do have some sense of style (even if they are similar) and it greatly adds to the beauty of a city like Tokyo
@@Haunt888 NPC or not. What I’ve seen in Tokyo so far, at least their style is individual. Not talking about (social) programming here. Let‘s leave that for the academics
@@kidanaoki1947 Facts, he's walking around Harajuku for crying out loud. Most of them just rock UNIQLO from top to bottom, but I don't blame them in that humidity, I do the same thing when I'm in Asia.
I love how a lot of their clothes were thrifted. Thrifting honestly brings out style and personality more in people because it's not just copy and paste from a retail store. It's good to find inspiration on your own to stay true to yourself. Also, those purple shoes are sick 😤👌 need me a pair!
True when i learned about thrifted shops i began to ignore the trending clothes i just bought them if its comfy or cottony fabric but most of the time i like the vintage look coz they look more cool, unique, and fabric are really good ☺️ now i bought some to alter to the new trend so its more my style
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse Yeah thrift stores have so many great items and makes me wonder why someone would give such items away. Here in the US we have so many thrift stores especially in the big cities like NYC and LA and I see myself buying so many vintage clothing.
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse thrift shops are dope because they force you to get creative with a random selection of clothing, i promise even if the thrift shops around you dont seem "good" you can still make a fire outfit if you get creative. you can't really judge thrift shops by the same standard as a normal clothes store because thrift shops dont get to choose the clothes they sell, its just what theyre donated
Japanese street style is IMPOSSIBLE for Westerners to imitate, no matter how they try to join in. The young Japanese have the most incredible flair, take wild risks with their materials, colours and cuts-- not to mention accessories. What it is, is the 'well' of cultural references and historical touchpoints are completely different in Japan so I'm deeply intrigued by where they're getting their inspiration as it's not the same as, say, a person in NYC or London. It's wonderfully engaging, intensely fascinating and a thrill due to how impossibly unpredictable. They're remarkably inspired, and they carry their outlandish, quirky ensembles off beautifully. When Westerners try it looks like a pastiche, somehow safe and predictable-- not to mention uptight and self-conscious. The Japanese wear their curated sartorial 'art pieces' as if they were tracksuits. I love it. You have to be in the right place in Japan to come across these really wild, intensely fashion-conscious and creatively brave young folk; people go to Japan and think everybody looks like a Harajuku Girl 'fruit' and they most certainly do not. I love people watching and I'm grateful for your upload here. So much fun, I love it!
@@ucodetiaw Yes! Layering is totally part of their creative flair and key to it all. I could read/watch street style footage for hours. I especially appreciate their lack of pretention and preciousness about it. Glorious! I also enjoy Japanese tradesmen's outfits. Tabi boots and nikka pokka trousers up a ladder! Have you seen their workwear catalogues over there?! 😍
here in the US there are so many "rules" around fit and silhouette and what's acceptable to wear at the moment that there tends to be a relatively narrow window within which someone who doesn't possess an extraordinary sense of confidence can style themselves. Even when we commit we don't go all the way and that small bit of restraint can really undo the entire fit. so yeah, totally agree about the self-consciousness in western fashion - lots of Westerners just aren't able to commit with the same totality as the Japanese .
@@clammeny Oh cheers Austin! I'm so glad you know what I'm talking about, I love it when someone actually 'gets' what I'm saying, even within the horrible limitations inherent in a UA-cam comment section. I feel like we could have a boisterous, ribald long 2 hour lunch together and trade riffs, stories, theories and life experiences that tie into this juicy topic; I'm in the UK and what you said applies to humans here too, you worded it perfectly. There's a lot of peer group temperature-taking here in the UK whereas the Japanese outfits are wild self-curations that seem to relate back to no herd trends at all; each person is a colourful world onto themself. Argh, it's so difficult to put it into words! A two-hour long lunch may be too limited a time frame...😆🍹⏲🍜
@@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293 The way you write is so funny! In a good way, of course. It's fun to read. I think you touch on something profound when you talk about group temperature-taking. (Nice choice of words, by the way -- wish I'd thought of that one.) There's also something else, which I've been thinking a lot about lately. Middle class Americans feel like they have to be worthy of their clothes, that a piece embodies an aesthetic ideal which they can at most choose to participate in. Hence their clothes exist outside of themselves, as something /borrowed/. For example, oftentimes Americans will wear high fashion in order to absorb the prestige we see as intrinsic to it; we'll wear it as a symbol even if we're unable to parse and comprehend what the symbol means. And we're aware of this and tend to don our garments with a sense of sheepishness, with the sense that we haven't "earned" them and never will. But by the same token this allows for a degree of certainty because the outfit is 'credentialed'. We buy high fashion with the guarantee that it's produced from a place of good taste, or if it's avant-garde, that it's the sanctioned kind of avant-garde (which beats the purpose, if you ask me). Americans are much less likely to mod a high fashion piece or wear it alongside a piece of their own creation, like the people in this video, because they'd void that warranty -- it's up in the air how they'll be perceived once they've stepped outside the intended aesthetic of any particular piece. How ironic for a country that stereotypes Japanese people as conformist and Japan itself as a nation of uniforms!
I love how androgynous Japanese fashion is, even historically. Any gender could wear anything without having to excuse it (well, it's probably only the few areas in Tokyo and only on their free time, but still). I wish that mindset became a trend around the world!
@cat gender and feminity & masculinity are quite different tho. id rather say a person of any gender should be able to dress in whatever type of clothing they like, whether its feminine, masculine or neutral/androgynous 🤗 feminity and masculinity dont have to be assigned to one gender
this is the best episode i've seen! all the people featured are killing it with their style and it was so fun to hear how they got into fashion. definitely relatable, nostalgic, and sparks a sense of inspiration! thanks for sharing :)
I liked Keigo's and Akira's style best. Keigo's outfit was outrageously expensive but his overall silhouette still looked quite polished yet daring due to the impeccable tailoring. Akira had a wonderful attention to textures and colors that were surprising and worked really well with each other. Both felt very intentional and imaginative.
The drip in Tokyo is something else. When I visited, I loved just people watching and enjoying people's unique styles.The thrift stores were awesome too😁
I loved Keigo’s and Miu’s outfit the most 💗 but really it’s so hard to decide they all put so much thought in their outfits and they’re all so unique! Love it 🫶🏻
It's wonderful to see the individual come through in these videos. Japan is always depicted as a very conservative country, and I have no doubt it is overall, but I'm happy to see there's a space and place for those who want to showcase their personalities. These videos are 10/10!
japan its not conservative they are just shy and reserved but people dont have so many conservative mindset with sex porn lgbtq trans andfashion they are really open people and they are the most extravagant and crazy asians from my point of view they are just shy sometimes
@@e.etrama3026 fellow designers is probably right, people working in the fashion industry get access to a lot of ex designer stuff for free often, so maybe his designer friends got them and passed them on to him
i honestly loved miu’s clothes because they matched her personality really well lol. she’s very vibrant and lively and i think the bright red and plaid patterns complimented her. also thought keigos ideology of designing clothes to fit the wearers body shape and anatomy is very smart and something i try to go by as well. i really loved his coat!!! the details on the lapel and the long bell sleeves are very cool, kind of remind me of hanfu style even but with a matrix type twist lmao. i also LOVED the textures and colours on ryoyas skirt! those blues and violets rly spoke to me for some reason lol. the outfit is quite simple but there are many layers to it and the more you look the more you notice. i think they pulled it off really well :)
Just came back from my Japan-Korea tour and the difference in fashion is stunning. Japan had very unique outfits while Korea had coats and fleece jackets.
I liked Keigo’s outfit the best! But that’s more personal style. I liked how he mixed the accessories from anime and luxury brand and made his look unique and not overly flashy with brand logos. Everyone really showed off their personal styling, please do more videos like this! 😊
Love how they support and buy their own Japanese brands. What a beautiful way to lift the economy and encourage homebrands. Keigo looks like he came out of Matrix movie to chill. Awesome
Absolutely my favourite of your videos, and in this series. Every look was stunning and every personality was engaging. Shout out to your editor too - perfect cuts and colours. A story like this just makes you want to be in Tokyo, wearing whatever the hell you want, just like these adorable young people. Top stuff, Jesse.
i would love to know how their style changed from their high school years to starting university or just starting adult life. because i think a lot of people change their style when they leave school. loved how most of them had thrifted clothes.
I really this content , and i guess no can get to judge how one dressed up, the personality that you can bring from different outfits is just crazy… keep it up, love your channel🫶❣️
i really honestly liked them all i don’t think i can choose one favorite, i really enjoyed the look of the man who was a designer with the long grey jacket, but thinking on it i liked something about absolutely each one. thanks for sharing this cool series!
The Japanese really get it when it comes to expression through fashion. It just doesn't happen as authenticity anywhere else. I loved this video! Can't wait to see more 😄
Wow! I really enjoy all of their fashion and comment. Japanese like unity yet they can respect each other's unique style. 日本て世界的に見て意外と人とは違う方が実は楽しい、って表現出来る場所が多いと思う。 協調性も持ちつつ、個性が出せるのは本当に素敵！
I’m happy that kids are looking after the vintage thrift shops installing one or two name brands my favorite was the “Johnny Dep” look very easy going and neutral most of the eye catching went to the hat very rich in history I also loved the ones that weren’t afraid of colors 😊❤
I love the thrifting so much because I know so many people who just throw things away and some who just rather buy brand new. I also love the different styles so much! I feel that a lot of people where I live rather just blend in,and in japan there is a lot of uniqueness 💖 I really love these videos.
thats why i always think JP fashion is kind of better than Kr, i mean in Kr they just wear the same and the color just black, white and neutral...even their hairs... ofcourse they look great but i still think its a miss if everyone wearing the same looking style.
OMG that 3rd outfit has me screaming!!! Aah that matrix goth vibes, that coat, the glasses, earrings, everything is giving me life!!! Pleaseeee aaah i need that outfit
I love how their fashion is pretty accessible and you can find people who are bold and are passionate about fashion that can inspire you to dress the same way as them.
I just really love how all of them look like!!😩❤ The first girl vibes makes me feel like I want to be her friend omg The fashion guy with his black clothes just killed me 😳 he's so handsome and the fact that he made his own jewelry 😩 soo talented 🛐 And the last person dios mío AMO SU LOOK!! ❤ I love this kind of videos they really inspired me to wear whatever I want, I don't have money though
I loved all of them, because it's their their own individual style which is unique to them. If I had to pick one it would be Keigo his out fit was creativly put together that if I was passing him on the streets, I would do a double take look and be a brave heart and ask him about what he is weariing, and how he makes his rings..."Oh and can I borrow his bag? (Joking) 😅
The first three looked like they were pokemon gym leaders. I was thinking a pokeball was gonna appear from their bags. All jokes aside, their fashion sense out there is truly unique. Now I'm wondering what a Japanese fashion runway would look like in Tokyo.
My friend sends me something from Japanese clothes shops from time to time, and such kind of clothes I have never found in Europe shops or secondhand shops. Japanese style is so unique, I love it
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Hi Jesse, I love your videos and I see the work you put into them. I would like to suggest that on the thumbnails, you add the title in Japanese (probably in smaller, plain letters). Below "What people are wearing in Tokyo", 「東京の人がつけている物. That way, more Japanese people can watch it knowing they're part of the target audience and that Japanese is spoken. Apologies for the poor nihongo
Turkish translate,please🙏🌺
I just LOVE how unique japanese people are with their fashion. They are truly expressing individuality. In my city/country everyone looks the same and would stare at you when you look colorful or different. Such a shame. I wish every culture to be so open to different looks.
I mean everyone in Japan isn't like this. Most of them dress pretty similarly. But it is true that most people do have some sense of style (even if they are similar) and it greatly adds to the beauty of a city like Tokyo
>individuality
Lol if you know anything about Japanese ppl they are NPCs
@@Haunt888 NPC or not.
What I’ve seen in Tokyo so far, at least their style is individual. Not talking about (social) programming here. Let‘s leave that for the academics
@@kidanaoki1947 Facts, he's walking around Harajuku for crying out loud. Most of them just rock UNIQLO from top to bottom, but I don't blame them in that humidity, I do the same thing when I'm in Asia.
almost everyone looks the same in Japan lol
I love how a lot of their clothes were thrifted. Thrifting honestly brings out style and personality more in people because it's not just copy and paste from a retail store. It's good to find inspiration on your own to stay true to yourself.
Also, those purple shoes are sick 😤👌 need me a pair!
True when i learned about thrifted shops i began to ignore the trending clothes i just bought them if its comfy or cottony fabric but most of the time i like the vintage look coz they look more cool, unique, and fabric are really good ☺️ now i bought some to alter to the new trend so its more my style
i wsh theres good thrift shops in my city. Can't wait to go to japan again and go thrifting
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse Yeah thrift stores have so many great items and makes me wonder why someone would give such items away. Here in the US we have so many thrift stores especially in the big cities like NYC and LA and I see myself buying so many vintage clothing.
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse thrift shops are dope because they force you to get creative with a random selection of clothing, i promise even if the thrift shops around you dont seem "good" you can still make a fire outfit if you get creative.
you can't really judge thrift shops by the same standard as a normal clothes store because thrift shops dont get to choose the clothes they sell, its just what theyre donated
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse thriftshopping in Japan is ridiculously expensive
I wish these videos are longer, really Japan is one place where street style fashion is crazy❤️🔥
I'll post another street style fashion video soon, so stay tuned!!
@@jesseogn omg yesss, love your content
@@jesseogn ❤️
@@jesseogn no don't.. It's ugly 🤣
@@moaben1007 Like you.
You can see that the people loved to have the opportunity to present their outfits.
Japanese street style is IMPOSSIBLE for Westerners to imitate, no matter how they try to join in. The young Japanese have the most incredible flair, take wild risks with their materials, colours and cuts-- not to mention accessories. What it is, is the 'well' of cultural references and historical touchpoints are completely different in Japan so I'm deeply intrigued by where they're getting their inspiration as it's not the same as, say, a person in NYC or London. It's wonderfully engaging, intensely fascinating and a thrill due to how impossibly unpredictable. They're remarkably inspired, and they carry their outlandish, quirky ensembles off beautifully. When Westerners try it looks like a pastiche, somehow safe and predictable-- not to mention uptight and self-conscious. The Japanese wear their curated sartorial 'art pieces' as if they were tracksuits. I love it. You have to be in the right place in Japan to come across these really wild, intensely fashion-conscious and creatively brave young folk; people go to Japan and think everybody looks like a Harajuku Girl 'fruit' and they most certainly do not. I love people watching and I'm grateful for your upload here. So much fun, I love it!
What I love the most is the way they play with the layers, in some way it is a continuity of the traditional clothing but reinterpreted.
@@ucodetiaw Yes! Layering is totally part of their creative flair and key to it all. I could read/watch street style footage for hours. I especially appreciate their lack of pretention and preciousness about it. Glorious! I also enjoy Japanese tradesmen's outfits. Tabi boots and nikka pokka trousers up a ladder! Have you seen their workwear catalogues over there?! 😍
here in the US there are so many "rules" around fit and silhouette and what's acceptable to wear at the moment that there tends to be a relatively narrow window within which someone who doesn't possess an extraordinary sense of confidence can style themselves. Even when we commit we don't go all the way and that small bit of restraint can really undo the entire fit. so yeah, totally agree about the self-consciousness in western fashion - lots of Westerners just aren't able to commit with the same totality as the Japanese .
@@clammeny Oh cheers Austin! I'm so glad you know what I'm talking about, I love it when someone actually 'gets' what I'm saying, even within the horrible limitations inherent in a UA-cam comment section. I feel like we could have a boisterous, ribald long 2 hour lunch together and trade riffs, stories, theories and life experiences that tie into this juicy topic; I'm in the UK and what you said applies to humans here too, you worded it perfectly. There's a lot of peer group temperature-taking here in the UK whereas the Japanese outfits are wild self-curations that seem to relate back to no herd trends at all; each person is a colourful world onto themself. Argh, it's so difficult to put it into words! A two-hour long lunch may be too limited a time frame...😆🍹⏲🍜
@@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293 The way you write is so funny! In a good way, of course. It's fun to read.
I think you touch on something profound when you talk about group temperature-taking. (Nice choice of words, by the way -- wish I'd thought of that one.)
There's also something else, which I've been thinking a lot about lately. Middle class Americans feel like they have to be worthy of their clothes, that a piece embodies an aesthetic ideal which they can at most choose to participate in. Hence their clothes exist outside of themselves, as something /borrowed/. For example, oftentimes Americans will wear high fashion in order to absorb the prestige we see as intrinsic to it; we'll wear it as a symbol even if we're unable to parse and comprehend what the symbol means. And we're aware of this and tend to don our garments with a sense of sheepishness, with the sense that we haven't "earned" them and never will.
But by the same token this allows for a degree of certainty because the outfit is 'credentialed'. We buy high fashion with the guarantee that it's produced from a place of good taste, or if it's avant-garde, that it's the sanctioned kind of avant-garde (which beats the purpose, if you ask me). Americans are much less likely to mod a high fashion piece or wear it alongside a piece of their own creation, like the people in this video, because they'd void that warranty -- it's up in the air how they'll be perceived once they've stepped outside the intended aesthetic of any particular piece. How ironic for a country that stereotypes Japanese people as conformist and Japan itself as a nation of uniforms!
I love how androgynous Japanese fashion is, even historically. Any gender could wear anything without having to excuse it (well, it's probably only the few areas in Tokyo and only on their free time, but still). I wish that mindset became a trend around the world!
Impossible the rest of the worlds are too based for that
if my homies would wear this girly clothes i would have to bleach my eyes
@@blockykid3792 you are an ant made of bad lemonade.
@@blockykid3792 then dont be their homie lol
@cat gender and feminity & masculinity are quite different tho. id rather say a person of any gender should be able to dress in whatever type of clothing they like, whether its feminine, masculine or neutral/androgynous 🤗 feminity and masculinity dont have to be assigned to one gender
this is the best episode i've seen! all the people featured are killing it with their style and it was so fun to hear how they got into fashion. definitely relatable, nostalgic, and sparks a sense of inspiration! thanks for sharing :)
I liked Keigo's and Akira's style best. Keigo's outfit was outrageously expensive but his overall silhouette still looked quite polished yet daring due to the impeccable tailoring. Akira had a wonderful attention to textures and colors that were surprising and worked really well with each other. Both felt very intentional and imaginative.
The drip in Tokyo is something else. When I visited, I loved just people watching and enjoying people's unique styles.The thrift stores were awesome too😁
I loved Keigo’s and Miu’s outfit the most 💗 but really it’s so hard to decide they all put so much thought in their outfits and they’re all so unique! Love it 🫶🏻
It's wonderful to see the individual come through in these videos. Japan is always depicted as a very conservative country, and I have no doubt it is overall, but I'm happy to see there's a space and place for those who want to showcase their personalities. These videos are 10/10!
japan its not conservative they are just shy and reserved but people dont have so many conservative mindset with sex porn lgbtq trans andfashion they are really open people and they are the most extravagant and crazy asians from my point of view they are just shy sometimes
@@franciscaescobar1956 Someone told me that Japan has now become the most liberal country in the world. Is that true?
@@leatherpants247 ...when it comes to what, though?
Workplace policies? Reproductive and/or mental health services? Social issues?
@@OfficialROZWBRAZEL Just overall in terms of politics, social issues and fashion.
@@leatherpants247 not at all lol Japan has a long way to go
I love this series but im wondering what kind of friends does Keigo have to be dishing out that amount of bread for clothes for him?
Fellow designers maybe
If they're all rich then it's just a normal gift price I guess 😬
@@e.etrama3026 fellow designers is probably right, people working in the fashion industry get access to a lot of ex designer stuff for free often, so maybe his designer friends got them and passed them on to him
I love how Japanese people dress - it’s so unique and beautiful❤ I love to hear the inspiration behind the outfits too
i honestly loved miu’s clothes because they matched her personality really well lol. she’s very vibrant and lively and i think the bright red and plaid patterns complimented her. also thought keigos ideology of designing clothes to fit the wearers body shape and anatomy is very smart and something i try to go by as well. i really loved his coat!!! the details on the lapel and the long bell sleeves are very cool, kind of remind me of hanfu style even but with a matrix type twist lmao. i also LOVED the textures and colours on ryoyas skirt! those blues and violets rly spoke to me for some reason lol. the outfit is quite simple but there are many layers to it and the more you look the more you notice. i think they pulled it off really well :)
Just came back from my Japan-Korea tour and the difference in fashion is stunning. Japan had very unique outfits while Korea had coats and fleece jackets.
I think Korea just likes to blend in although they're outfits are good they don't stand out
Kpop looks the same
Since the 1980s Korea only copied Japanese fashion even kpop in early days copied jpop now all kpop looks the same lol
It depends on where and when you go. There's also retro styles in Korea and wouldn't be too out of place from what you see in this video
@@wasabiboysinterestinglife korea isn't k-pop tho
I liked Keigo’s outfit the best! But that’s more personal style. I liked how he mixed the accessories from anime and luxury brand and made his look unique and not overly flashy with brand logos. Everyone really showed off their personal styling, please do more videos like this! 😊
Love how they support and buy their own Japanese brands. What a beautiful way to lift the economy and encourage homebrands.
Keigo looks like he came out of Matrix movie to chill. Awesome
The 2nd guy's look is straight out of FRUITS magazine from the early 2000s, so dope
i was wondering why it looked so familiar
このファッションのシリーズ本当に好きだから、いっぱい動画上げて欲しいです！！
私も服が大好きで、東京のファッションは特に気になるのでお願いします！
Their styles and outfits are so stylish, personal and unique 💫
I liked the video a lot!
Thanks for sharing these outfits ❤
This series is genuinely so inspiring
4:50 is my favourite love the silver tones and how sleek the outfit looks
Absolutely my favourite of your videos, and in this series.
Every look was stunning and every personality was engaging.
Shout out to your editor too - perfect cuts and colours.
A story like this just makes you want to be in Tokyo, wearing whatever the hell you want, just like these adorable young people.
Top stuff, Jesse.
i would love to know how their style changed from their high school years to starting university or just starting adult life. because i think a lot of people change their style when they leave school. loved how most of them had thrifted clothes.
It's so interesting hearing the inspiration behind the outfits. All of them were really unique, but my favorite is #3.
I really this content , and i guess no can get to judge how one dressed up, the personality that you can bring from different outfits is just crazy… keep it up, love your channel🫶❣️
i really honestly liked them all i don’t think i can choose one favorite, i really enjoyed the look of the man who was a designer with the long grey jacket, but thinking on it i liked something about absolutely each one. thanks for sharing this cool series!
The Japanese really get it when it comes to expression through fashion. It just doesn't happen as authenticity anywhere else. I loved this video! Can't wait to see more 😄
Good video, Japanese fashion is unique and beautiful. Their styles are so creative and have lots of personality 😄
紫靴のお姉さんやばい
笑顔含めて素敵すぎる
Wow! I really enjoy all of their fashion and comment. Japanese like unity yet they can respect each other's unique style.
日本て世界的に見て意外と人とは違う方が実は楽しい、って表現出来る場所が多いと思う。
協調性も持ちつつ、個性が出せるのは本当に素敵！
Excellent use of translation subtitles keeping the video casual and real
Japan has the most insane fashion sense I love it💯
I’m happy that kids are looking after the vintage thrift shops installing one or two name brands my favorite was the “Johnny Dep” look very easy going and neutral most of the eye catching went to the hat very rich in history I also loved the ones that weren’t afraid of colors 😊❤
That's so cool to watch, pleaaaseeee make more videos like this!!! 🤩🤩💕💕
I could watch these every day
Loving these street fashion videos!!
ahhhh all their styles are so nice !
This makes me more happy to be inspired for more fashion ideas/styles.🥺🥺
keigo and miu have such amazing style and i love how they layered things and made it all blend together im actually grff theyre so cool
Omgg this video was like nectar. The outfits were so unique and the people said some really interesting things
I love the thrifting so much because I know so many people who just throw things away and some who just rather buy brand new. I also love the different styles so much! I feel that a lot of people where I live rather just blend in,and in japan there is a lot of uniqueness 💖 I really love these videos.
I'm looking forward to watch more videos like this one! Love it
I ❤❤❤Keigo’s outfit and style!!!
the 3rd person’s jacket was so awesome, and they made it themself?? it really makes me want to start making clothes too
I was waiting for the second video on this, love this series! please keep continuing in Tokyo and maybe other big japanese cities!
Loved everybody’s outfits! Gotta say all of em were such inspirations, so unique!!
japan is just so amazingly different compared to its neighboring east asian countries.
thats why i always think JP fashion is kind of better than Kr, i mean in Kr they just wear the same and the color just black, white and neutral...even their hairs... ofcourse they look great but i still think its a miss if everyone wearing the same looking style.
i loved every singles outfit! keep making this series, it truly inspires us
Wow, they dress so well! I like their style of clothing!
All of them were my favs. All of their shoes - Wow! I love that everyone did not want to look like anyone else.
OMG that 3rd outfit has me screaming!!! Aah that matrix goth vibes, that coat, the glasses, earrings, everything is giving me life!!! Pleaseeee aaah i need that outfit
I love Ryoya's desire to be original and acknowledging even subconscious influences
Es tan agradable ver a personas con sus estilos y no en algo genérico.♡
Loved the fashion designer's outfit the best. Like how people are not afraid to try thriftef or vintage.
I love every single outfit, they are so unique
I’m always impressed by how much of they fit is homemade. Good video as usual, Jesse-and you may get to 150k subscribers by the end of this year.
Just subscribed, I love this kind of content. I lived in Japan for more than 20 years, They really like dressing up and proud of their styles.
I loved the first one! It was so cute!
Not sure how these get better every time, but I'm sure this is a masterclass in street wear vids!
More videos like this bro, good content
I love how their fashion is pretty accessible and you can find people who are bold and are passionate about fashion that can inspire you to dress the same way as them.
Amazing 😍 love Japanese culture and their style
The 1st and 2nd style is amazing! So creative and trendy. I like your video and interview style. Instant subscribed!
I love how unique and creative people dressed. What a bless for my eyes✨
My favorite (if I have to choose only one, would be #3 Keigo. Outfit #5 Akira really stood out to me as well.
what lovely people who are wearing some interesting fashion ! ♥♥♥
I just really love how all of them look like!!😩❤ The first girl vibes makes me feel like I want to be her friend omg
The fashion guy with his black clothes just killed me 😳 he's so handsome and the fact that he made his own jewelry 😩 soo talented 🛐
And the last person dios mío AMO SU LOOK!! ❤
I love this kind of videos they really inspired me to wear whatever I want, I don't have money though
Muyua's outfit is a straight 11/10.
I loved the man who made the long coat himself, it was fitted for him. He looked very elegant and put together.
Cool outfits! I dream for a world where we can dress however we want and not be judged 💜
I love when you can see people's personality in their clothes
muyua's outfit connected with my soul. y2k stuff is very cool. shame it's so expensive right now
i liked before watching bc i already know it's gonna be🔥🔥as per usual💁♀
Same!!
These are all so unique and interesting! Thank you for showing us these great outfits and people 😁
I loved all of them, because it's their their own individual style which is unique to them. If I had to pick one it would be Keigo his out fit was creativly put together that if I was passing him on the streets, I would do a double take look and be a brave heart and ask him about what he is weariing, and how he makes his rings..."Oh and can I borrow his bag? (Joking) 😅
The first three looked like they were pokemon gym leaders. I was thinking a pokeball was gonna appear from their bags. All jokes aside, their fashion sense out there is truly unique. Now I'm wondering what a Japanese fashion runway would look like in Tokyo.
i really appreciate their responses and the honest discourse
All outfits are fire. My favorite was definetly the villain guy
That was quite interesting... Hoping to see more videos like this more often.
Great job. Cheers mate!
The interviewer is phenomenal and ask most interesting and relevant information. Thank you. Cape Town ❤️
In the Philippines, style freedom is a bit limited due to hot climate. It's just a matter of color mixing and accessories.
You already know jesse drops banger videos 😤
My friend sends me something from Japanese clothes shops from time to time, and such kind of clothes I have never found in Europe shops or secondhand shops. Japanese style is so unique, I love it
More videos about fashion in Japan please
The married guy omg lol his plan definitely succeeded 😂
Out of all of them Akiras style was my favorite his attention to detail and combination of textures were amazing!
this was so cool, all their outfits were actually awesome
Another banger as always! 🔥
4, 6 and 7 are my picks. But honestly they are all very stylish!
I love these videos so much. Such great artistic inspiration!
this is soo fun to watch ! make more episode plzzz!!
i love muyua’s style especially the w< shirt
1, 2, and 4 are definitely trying to bring back the old Harajuku and I'm all for it
I am loving your videos!
Very well made video! I love Japanese fashion👌💕😊
Japan has style
they're all giving main character vibes they so attractive tf