From fishing village to iconic capital of Japan, Tokyo is a bustling and exciting metropolis that presents some amazing opportunities for university and college groups. Guided tours will help your group to understand the complexities of Japanese culture and will also give them an insight into the wonderful, colourful and often bizarre world of Japanese fashion.
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Fashion & Textiles Student Tour to Tokyo
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Fashion & Textiles Student Tour to Tokyo -
Fashion & Textiles Student Tour to Tokyo -
Fashion & Textiles Student Tour to Tokyo -
Fashion & Textiles Student Tour to Tokyo
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Harajuku Area
Harajuku is a fashion capital of the world, renowned for its unique street styles such as Gothic Lolita, Visual Kei and Decora. The fashion styles of the youths rarely conform to one particular style; more a mesh of many. Many prominent designers and fashion ideas have sprung from Harajuku and incorporated themselves into other fashions throughout the world.
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Prada Store Epicentre
Alongside its partner in New York, the Prada ‘flagship' store is popular with tourists from around the world. The buildings architecture with its free dorms, dominant structures and sculptural design is presented both on its exterior and interior.
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The Silk Museum
The museum pays tribute to Yokohama's history as a silk trading port, with all aspects of silk production covered and some lovely examples of silk kimonos and sashes.
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Sugino Costume Museum
The permanent collection of the museum contains contents that belong to the founders, Shigeichi and Yoshiko Sugino, and covers four themes: Japanese, Western, Ethnic and accessories.
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Bunka Gakuen Costume Museum
This appealing museum promotes fashion research and knowledge through the use of historical costumes. The collection is broad and extensive and the international section includes textiles and costumes from the late 17th to early 18th century France, England and Jordan. Fashion students will find the museum pleasing as well as learn a great deal about fashion history.
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Ginza Fashion Area
The shopping district is considered the high fashion centre of the city and contains many upscale shops and restaurants. Easily accessible, the area includes cheap boutiques, mid-market shops and high end designer outlets. Along with the shops, there are also many entertainment venues such as bars and clubs, restaurants, hotels, theatres, galleries and cafes to choose from.
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Seiko Instruments
Students can see the processes that go into designing, making and marketing Seiko's range of electronic products which are trusted and sold throughout the world.
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