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Japanese street culture is really open, is this culture readable?

Japan's street culture has a lot of different cultures from China's, but once we start to understand Japanese culture better, this Japanese street culture gradually becomes readable. Japan is a country with a very tolerant culture, so we can see that the streets of Japan have both the dark and cool Harajuku style and the cute and charming Lolita style, which can be said to be a multi-cultural mixture of a place that people who do not understand Japanese culture have no way to understand. But once we start to understand Japanese culture better, we realize that it's not that hard to understand.

Harajuku style can be said to be a kind of culture unique to Japan, and very representative of Japanese street culture. Harajuku style is the Shibuya street culture in Japan, the name is derived from the name of the place Shibuya, with this instantly recognizable characteristics, colorful, exaggerated and gorgeous. In the eyes of the hipsters completely become synonymous with personality. This style is actually more like an attitude of life, live from myself, live out their own attitude.

Harajuku style does not accept the sloppy, but the whole body to be exquisite, this exquisite from head to foot without letting go of any of the details of the attitude is really admirable, can be said to be the most exaggerated color bombing the widest street. People who do not understand Harajuku may think it is very non-mainstream, but after understanding it will be impressed by this kind of casual attitude,

Lolita style is also a kind of culture spread out by Japan, and is now gradually being accepted by people in various countries. Japanese people love cute dresses very much, especially girls, and they think that cuteness is the eternal pursuit of girls in their whole life, so there is a lolita style. Nowadays, Lolita style is not only hot in Japan, but even has been popular all over the world.