Japanese Bloggers

Mizuho of xoxoHilamee

This girl makes taking fashion risks look easy! She’ll rock a pair of metallic gold loafers or pinstriped drop-crotch pants with the ease of someone wearing a T-shirt and jeans. Her blog’s entirely in Japanese, but the pictures make it well worth visiting.

Junko Suzuki, Kawaii Labo Tokyo:

Junko Suzuki of Kawaii Labo Tokyo
Junko embodies kawaii (which, for those not in the know, means cute!). Her style’s great, but what really stood out about her blog for us was her gorgeous, ever-changing hair. Lately, it’s been different shades of purple, and she dyes it herself – talk about impressive! Her blog’s mostly written in Japanese, with some English here and there.

Natsu, Love by Natsu:

Natsu of Love by Natsu
This young designer and creative director has a gorgeous minimalist blog. Posts are short, often consisting of just one or two photos, and showcase her laidback style. Her outfits are effortlessly lovely, and she never looks like she’s trying too hard. This site’s in Japanese, but there’s usually very little writing.
Couldn’t you totally see her in our Tonya Dress in Blue?
Pink Martini Collection Tonya Dress in Blue

Kanaho Morisue, Kanaho’s Show:

Kanaho Morisue of Kanaho's Show
Kanaho’s a painter who often wears outfits emblazoned with prints she created herself – how cool is that? At the moment, she has purple eyebrows, which she frequently pairs with purple lipstick. Plus her blog’s in English, which is an obvious benefit to those of us on this side of the Pacific.

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Name: Yuka Mannami Insta: @NIJIHAN
Angel-faced Yuka Mannami is a Japanese model. With her box cut fringe and long black hair, she looks perfect in gothic school-girl style clothing. Her Instagram account, which helped her land a contract with a modelling agency, offers a peek behind scenes of photo shoots, images from her recent campaigns and funny shots offering a glimpse into her personal life.
Name: Ayumi Seto Insta: @SETOAYUMI
Director and designer Ayumi Seto has the enviable ability to pull off any type of clothing. From bomber jackets to brightly coloured shirts, she looks good in everything. She’s cool and quirky and her Instagram feed glows with personality.
Name: Eri Insta: @E_R_I_E_R_I
Blogger and photographer Eri entices us with her ridiculous collection of colourful jumpers and her cool analogue photographs of friends. She documents her travels meticulously.
Name: Naomi Watanabe Insta: @WATANABENAOMI703
Every time we look at comedian Naomi Watanabe’s Instagram we end up in a fit of laughter. She’s a rockstar at posing and her take on Rihanna, Kanye West and Paul McCartney’s song FourFiveSeconds is genius.
Name: Tina Tamashiro Insta: @TINAPOUTY
“Model idol” Tina Tamashiro takes both digital and film photographs, which she uses to document her life on Instagram. Her fame extends beyond the sphere of modelling – she’s a movie and television actress in Japan.
Name: Ayana Miyamoto Insta: @CATSERVAL
Ayana Miyamoto has a different approach when it comes to selfies. Her edits of two versions of herself fighting over her new Ralph Lauren bag are extremely amusing. She is also the owner of a very sweet dog.
Name: Tomoco Nozaki Insta: @TOMOCONOZAKI
Follow the travels of model Tomoco Nozaki as she explores the world through fashion and food. She posts pictures of mouthwatering meals as well as OOTDs and behind the scenes shots from editorials.
Name: Ashley Yuka Insta: @ASHLEY_YUKA
Sister of superwoman Kiko Mizuhara, it’s safe to say that talent and looks definitely run in the family. Coming from American and Japanese descent, she speaks both Japanese and English. Her account is a great destination for fashion inspiration.
Name: Nairu Yamamoto Insta: @NAIRUUUU
Nairu Yamamoto is a Japanese model who has embraced the block fringe/long hair look that’s so popular in Japan right now. Her quirky posts are filled with snapchat filters and emojis.
Name:Risa Nakamura Insta: @RISA_DOLL_ 
With her perfectly curled hair, rosy cheeks and baby face, Risa Nakamura embodies the Japanese term ‘kawaii’, meaning cute. Her style is incredibly popular in Japan and has become iconic around the world.



Reference:
https://suitcasemag.com/fashion/global-style/best-japanese-instagram-accounts/
http://pinkmartinicollection.com/blog/four-top-japanese-fashion-bloggers-you-must-check-out/

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