A comprehensive look at the richly varied fashion scenes that thrive in Japan's capital city -- from the "gal" mecca of Shibuya, to the goths and cosplayers who hang out on Jingubashi bridge on Sundays, through the cutting-edge kids on the Harajuku backstreets, to the stylish young professional men and women on Omotesando Boulevard. Yuri Manabe's distinctive photographic portraits are complemented by insightful text from British anthropologist and fashion expert Philomena Keet, who offers witty and informative background information on each of the fashion scenes introduced, and a plethora of soundbites and quotes from the featured fashionistas. In addition, there are interviews and spotlights on Tokyos hottest fashion designers, magazines and boutiques.

1. Shibuya Girls and Guys -- 1.1 Shopping Mall: Shibuya 109 -- 1.2 Designer: Reiko Nakane, Rienda -- 1.3 Designer: Miwa Mochizuki, Glad News -- 2. Spectacular and Subcultural -- 2.1 Designer: h.Naoto -- 2.2 Designer: Mana, Moi-meme-Moitie -- 2.3 Designer: Takuya Angel -- 3. Youth Street Fashion -- 3.1 Boutique: Dog -- 3.2 Designer: Naoyuki Ohira, Team Message -- 3.3 Magazine: FRUiTS -- 4. The Stylish Female -- 4.1 Designer: Crystal Ball by GARCIA MARQUEZ gauche -- 4.2 Designer: Theatre Products -- 5. Young Men at Work -- 5.1 Designer: 5351 Pour les Hommes -- 5.2 Workwear Store: Mannenya -- Glossary of Japanese Terms -- Shop List.