Omg can we take a moment to appreciate the amount of effort that goes into these videos? Like, what a queen 😌💞

I’m not sure how true it is but I had heard that hanging out on the bridge stopped being a thing because of harassment from tourists, a lot of guidebooks told people to go there and harajuku to see the people wearing the fashion and from what I heard it seemed like it became difficult to just hang out without being hounded by strangers for pictures. It’s sad but I understand it I feel like every time I have gone out here in the uk in lolita or fairy kei I have been harassed by people who feel entitled to my time and pictures of me. I don’t mind people being curious but so often these people treat you like a zoo animal or a circus performer and it’s so dehumanising when you just want to live your life. (P.s loved the video I think your effort on the research really showed :) )

Oh my god, I feel like I just went back in time. I know there's a lot of stigma around Gwen Stefani and her love for Japanese things, but she used to have this line of perfumes called Harajuku Lovers with little dolls on them, and I remember seeing them and BEGGING my mom for one back in like, 2010? I would get on the computer at my grandparents place and look up what Harajuku meant and 10 year old me became obsessed with Japanese fashion, which lead to me starting to watch anime and stuff. I'm 22 now and having visited the place, the fascination is still very much alive <3 Great video Mikan!

What a pleasant surprise to end the day with💕 I actually like the direction of your new videos

This fashion is so beautiful and cute! If I was still in my 20’s I would try these outfits 💕

fashion changes and evolves all the time, I don't think it's going away lol. I really love yume/yamikawaii tho and I don't see it going away anytime soon

I would love to see a video where you go through the vintage fashion magazines !🛍

Is it possible to have nostalgia for somewhere you've never been??? Lol. I would love a video on kawaii btw!!
My favorite style icon in the 2000s was Nana Kitade! For visual kei I liked the band AnCafe! I also was a big follower of Gothic and Lolita Bible & Fruits!!

i’m so happy you posted!!💕

Hi hi!! I’ve been a fan of yours for a while now and I wanted to say that you are such a beautiful person and have inspired me to achieve my own goals of moving to Japan. Thank you so much <3

I'm just gonna say that I'm loving this new videos 💕 if this is a new section on your channel I'm all for it girl

Please make a separate video about the history of kawaii not only for the history but also for all the cute pictures that you put. We all love you Mikan and I bet a lot of us wishes that we where like you including me.

If Mikan made these kind of videos about my school subjects I would get A’s no joke

Really good video as always Mikan! Thank you!!

honestly, Harajuku fashion from the 90's-2000's really makes my day. It's so unique and really shows people's personality through their clothes!! I've wanted to buy some of the popular fashion magazines from that time, like, FRUiTS, egg, and zipper. I wish were I lived had as much thrill and liveliness, it really gives Harajuku that nice and fashionable vibe! ( •̀ᴗ•́ )و ̑̑

GGUYS STF UPPPPP MIKAN JUST POSTEDD MY DAY JUST GOT SO MUCH BETTER

4:38 I love how the background music is a built-in Samsung alarm sound-

I love the new format of video you’re doing now.  Explore all the different fashions and trends of Japan!  I am here for it!

This video is perfect for my art assignment. I’m doing a fashion set and the history of fashion and also Mikan so cute 🥰🥰

It is truly touching to read the comments and watch your video and realize that the same j-rock bands I lived by when I was a teen were also loved but other people around the world. It's like being a part of a community I didn't know existed or I just could talk to. My favorite magazines as a teen and a few to this day are Popteen, Egg, Ari Ari, JJ, Liz Lisa, and Kera. As for the question, Is Harajuku fashion dead or dying? TBH I would strongly say no. I believe no fashion truly dies it just simply evolves or loses popularity and thrives within a smaller fashion community. I would consider myself to be a part of the vintage fashion community and something I hear from some people outside of the community is that "No one dresses like that anymore." or "Why do you dress like an old person?" and the thing is that vintage fashion never really went away as you showed in your video when you mentioned Otome Kei and Lolita it just became a part of something new.

Ive been waiting for your post! ☺️💕