English-Speaking Haircut in Tokyo (Ginza)

Ginza · Tokyo · 25 years

English-speaking haircut in Tokyo

A precision cut that actually suits your hair — with the whole consultation in English. Curly, wavy, straight, fine, thick, blonde or color-treated: every hair type welcome, with one-on-one service by appointment in Ginza, Tokyo and Yokohama.

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Why a haircut for international hair is different

Western, blonde, curly, wavy and other hair types behave differently from typical Japanese hair — different density, movement and how they hold a shape. Many salons in Tokyo aren’t used to cutting them, and language makes it harder to explain what you want. The result is often a cut that doesn’t sit right.

Here, your cut is tailored to your hair type and your face, and we discuss it fully in English before I start. After 25 years — including years working in Singapore — international hair is what I do every day.

Who it’s for

  • Foreigners in Tokyo who can’t find a stylist who understands their hair type
  • Long, heavy hair that needs shape, movement and lightness
  • Curly, wavy or blonde hair that’s been cut wrong before
  • Anyone who wants honest advice on what suits them — in clear English

Real haircut results

Real before & after cuts on international clients:

Pricing

Haircut — any length¥11,000

One price for any length. Not sure what will suit you? Send a photo first — no fee. See the full services & pricing page, or also explore English hair straightening.

How to book

Send me a photo of your hair on WhatsApp and tell me what you’d like. I’ll reply with an honest price and what will suit you. Ginza & Yokohama — View My Schedule →

Book your appointment

Send a photo of your hair

I’ll tell you honestly what will suit you and give you an exact price — in English. No fee, no pressure.

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