YUYA NARA
http://www.shima-hair.com/
Yuya is the top stylist of Harajuku hair salon SHIMA. He is a fashion icon in Japan and a friend of some of fashion’s big names, like Jeremy Scott, Frida Giannini and Bryan Boy. Recently he has started to be featured on TV more often and now he is changing the fashion of Japan as a multi-media star.

MICHI OOMORI
http://michi-oomori.syncl.jp/
Born in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1985, Michi Omori became a model at the age of 13. She has appeared in numerous magazines and fashion shows. Her doll face is exquisitely juxtaposed with her sexy attitude and she
has a rock attitude that is reflected in her DJ sets.

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.

HI-6
http://www.minx-net.co.jp/
Hiroyuki Chinen is a hair stylist for MINX. He was born in Tokyo in 1986. He's good at baseball and remembering Zip codes. He's a hair stylist by day and a DJ by night, spinning R&B and hip hop at some of Tokyo's coolest clubs.

IDIOT DEUX
Inspired by New Wave, Yuuna and Yuuka are from Osaka and they are DJ unit. Fashion, art, music and a sense of street culture inspire their sense which they put onto the floor since 2009. Their sets are based around disco and house with a hard but fun play style that never fails to rock out the dance floor. They have played parties all over Japan and are regarded as one of the most exciting upcoming girl DJ units in the country.

TAKERU IS DEAD
With the aim of communicating to the rest of the world the best of Tokyo’s anime, fashion and music, Takeru created Kawaii TOKYO in 2008. Under the alias Takeru is Dead, he plays a mix of mostly electro rock, disco, techno, jungle and many other genres and is very well regarded on the scene. His desire to create a salon-like atmosphere succeeds at his outrageously popular regular parties.