KAN TAKAGI
http://blog.honeyee.com/ktakagi/
Born in Zushi in 1961. He joined punk band FLESH in 1979. He performed in garage band Tokyo Bravo from 81-84. In 84 he was in the Osamu Tezuka movie Stardust Brothers. In 85he was asked by Yan Fujita to rap in support of Seiko Ito. In 1986 he formed unit TINY PUNX with Hiroshi Fujiwara. At the same time he opened a club and it started a DJ boom, which got lots of attention. In 1988 he formed label and production company MAJOR FORCE with Gota Yashiki, KUDO and Hiroshi Fujiwara. In 1991 he released his first solo album “Fruits of Rhythm” on EPIC/SONY, the first of four.

KEIICHI NITTA
http://www.keiichi-nitta.com/
Born in Tokyo in 1975, Keiichi Nitta represents Japan’s pop culture. After graduating from Bunka College of Fashion, he moved to New York and became the assistant of Terry Richardson. He went freelance in 2006 after returning to Japan. “BOWERY BOYS”, the 120-page photo book he produced with artists who lived around the Bowery area, is nearly sold out!

BABY MARY (FALINE TOKYO)
http://www.bambifaline.com/
Baby Mary is the owner of the cult fashion boutiques bambi and faline. She is a globe-trotting fashionista who is a fixture on the glam party circuit. She counts famed creators like Jeremy Scott and Dress Camp designer Marjan Pejoski among her many fabulous friends.

MILANO MIDORIKAWA (BABY DOLL)
http://blog.livedoor.jp/babydollvervet/
The woman behind the gothic, burlesque and fetish boutique BABY DOLL TOKYO. MILANO also works as a corset designer and from June 2012 launched a line in collaboration with Peach John titled BABY JOHN TOKYO.

PELI
http://www.myspace.com/peli.peli.peli
Born and raised in Yokohama. Thanks to her parents, she was brought up on a diet of sounds ranging from Oldies to French pop. Her taste developed to accommodate hip hop, ska, punk and new wave. In her teens, Peli was scouted as a model, and she began to link her passion for rockabilly and early punk with fashion. Peli’s DJ style is very eclectic, encompassing everything from oldies to techno, and her personal style is also very distinctive: she has become something of a Tokyo style icon, and has been featured in VOGUE JAPAN and NYLON JAPAN. Peli also works as a stylist, working on magazine jobs as well as musicians and advertisements. Peli’s home turf is Shinjuku.2-chome, Tokyo’s infamous gay district, where she is resident at cutting edge parties GIRL FRIEND and fancyHIM. She is a huge favorite with the queer crowd and is beloved by fashionistas, hence bookings for brands including LOUIS VUITTON, miu miu, Dior, Cartier and H&M. In late 2011 she formed a band called PELI with Two or Three Things（I know about her）with Japanese hip hop pioneer Kan Takagi.

TOKYO DANDY
http://www.tokyodandy.com/
TOKYO DANDY is a website created by Dan Bailey, an Englishman in Tokyo, and Joe, who hails from Okinawa. Since 2008, TOKYODANDY.COM has been reporting on Tokyo’s fashion and club scene. Since being touted by WWD as one of the Japan fashion industry’s “Ones to Watch” in 2010, they have been invited to fashion weeks and events in New York, LA, London, Melbourne, Sidney, Florence and Hong Kong. They were selected by PRADA as the official reporters of the runway event in late 2011 and by Dior to produce a special fashion story to commemorate the renovation of its Ginza flagship store.

CAMILLA DIAS
http://ameblo.jp/camilladias/
From Sao Paolo, brazil, Camilla Dias is an event producer and model.She came to Japan at the age of 16 and worked as a model for ViVi magazine under exclusive contract. She appears on the Fuji TV show Suporuto as an overseas sports reporter.

MISHA JANETTE
http://www.tokyofashiondiaries.com/
Fashion journalist and blogger Misha Janette was born in Washington State in 1983. She has worked with numerous publications, including The Japan Times, VOGUE girl, Numero TOKYO, RACKED.com and TRANOI Magazine. Her blog, TOKYO Fashion Diaries is fast gaining global recognition.