TokyoTelephone.com
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About TokyoTelephone.com
Tokyo Telephone is the former domain of a Japan-focused website started by Samuel and Rebecca. They offered services like web content, consultations and teaching.
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INTRODUCING 5OKAI – ON THE FRONTLINE OF AKIHABARA FASHION
BY SAMUEL ON FEBRUARY 8, 2012 · 8 COMMENTS
Every now and then, Japanese fashion feels like it is on the verge of firing out a new trend, tribe or culture, more often than not these just don’t quite seem to capture the feel of the moment and disappear back into the neon. But sometimes… Yes, sometimes they get momentum, events fall into place, the right magazine writes about it at the right time and suddenly thing start moving – and in Tokyo they move fast. Now comes news that at long last the group of Japanese creators that includes Balmung, runurunu, Bodysong, Hatora, Veveropparuuu, Chloma, Jenny Fax and her husband Mikio Sakabe, as well as a couple of occasional contributors like 5toy are now under one roof, in one shop and most interestingly of all, in Akihabara. The recent Akihabara Fashion War Week (coverage here) was a huge success and has been picked up by many a magazine, all leading people do talk about the possibility of a new type of Akihabara fashion.
Now, there has been a long history of trying to mix Otaku / Akiba culture with fashion, most notably the Neo Cos movement. But by and large they haven’t worked out because they have depended on the Geek Chic conceit, where someone wears nerdy clothes, or more frequently, nerdy imagery in an ironic way. In a simular way as wearing a band t-shirt has little to do with the creation of music, so too does wearing a t-shirt with a geeky print on it fail to create fashion. The true magic happens when someone takes the very core of aesthetics, in this case Otaku culture, and creates fashion from scratch. Here in the output of the aforementioned designers you can see the shapes and silhouettes of anime characters, proportions that mimic robots or robotic armor, and shiny fabrics that mimic the sheen of a plastic figure. In short, these are clothes made by people raised by this culture, who in turn contribute to it, in a way that no-one has attempted so sincerely.
Personally I have a long relationship with the area having gone to University just a 10 minute walk from the area over at Meiji and I used to regularly trot on over to this area after class, and I have fond memories of the dynamism of the area, the DIY, the apartments converted into shops and the street performance (now regrettably prohibited). Obviously a lot has changed in the past decade, and while I feel more than a little ostracized by modern tastes, it is still an area where people live their dreams, for better or for worse.
5okai is located a short walk from the station near the Denpa-Gumi building, in such a location as that it forces you to walk past all the key Akihabara shops and maid cafes on your way to it. It is a sensation that forces you to be aware of the location, the culture and the influences, and in a way, primes you for the fashion inside. Needless to say, it is up on the fifth floor of the optimistically entitled Hope building and today, I shall be your guide:
Vintage Junya Suzuki produced very early on in his career.
A monstrous coat that you might remember from this post here.
A very sweet structure skirt from Balmung.
runurunu looking excellent in a muted colour palette instead of the usual psychedelic.
For fans of these brands, this is an amazing place as you can actually buy their older work (and often at very fair prices). There are racks packed with the stuff, so dig in and have a rummage!
The shops creative director has a perchant for a couple of idols, something that will become clear from the music and video presentations. For the record this is an hour long stare without any cuts from an idol who will watch you coldly as you shop.