A Men’s Haircut for a Tunisian Client in Tokyo (Before & After)

Men’s haircut before and after for a Tunisian client at Kenji’s Ginza salon in Tokyo Before & After
Client
From Tunisia — living in Japan on a working holiday
Menu
Men’s haircut
Price
\uffe59,900
Language
English OK — easy consultation

A fresh men’s cut for a new life in Japan

This client came to me from Tunisia, currently living in Japan on a working-holiday visa. Like a lot of newcomers, he just wanted one thing that’s surprisingly hard to find abroad: a stylist who understands the cut he wants and can talk it through clearly, without a language barrier.

What we did

We kept it simple and sharp — a clean, well-balanced men’s haircut shaped to his hair type and the look he was going for. Because we could talk it through easily in English, there was no guessing: I understood exactly how short he wanted it and how he likes to style it day to day.

Men’s haircut before and after for a Tunisian client at Kenji’s Ginza salon in Tokyo

Before & after — a clean, easy-to-style men’s cut

The result

A neat, modern finish that’s easy to maintain — exactly what you want when you’re busy living and working in a new country. He left looking sharp and knowing how to keep it that way.

Looking for a men’s cut in Tokyo where you can actually explain what you want? That’s my everyday work. Browse ideas in my haircut styles guide or learn about an English-speaking haircut in Tokyo.

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