The Man wrote:

Hahah. Good God, man . . . Chuck E. Cheese pizza time full animal body suits! That's just wacky.

HAHAHA. And to think that people walk down the street wearing those things there, the way people here walk without a shirt or barefoot. (Usually the [fat/obese] "HA-Y-Ns" who do it here)
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ahochaude wrote:

Must be some sort of fetish rather than 'this season's style' if it was in your sexuality class. Damn.

haha, true that....though, in a full animal suit....sex....???.....muri

kazuichikun wrote:

haha, true that....though, in a full animal suit....sex....???.....muri

That's almost going towards beastiality.
BLEAH. *spits on ground*
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ahochaude wrote:

That's almost going towards beastiality. BLEAH. *spits on ground*

lol.....*adds to spit pile*

kazuichikun wrote:

you learned about japanese fashion trends in a huma sexuality class??? what did they have to say about that....speaking of human sexuality classes, i am taking one now

no no we didn't learn about fashion.... we learned about furries.. and how it originated in japan... now they're all over the place... THEY COULD EVEN BE ..YOUR NEIGHBOR.... *dan dan daaaaaaaan*

and yes it has to do with fur suits and sex... its wierd just thinking about it... i think i'll go curl up in to the fetus position now..excuse me..

lovelessemotion wrote:

no no we didn't learn about fashion.... we learned about furries.. and how it originated in japan... now they're all over the place... THEY COULD EVEN BE ..YOUR NEIGHBOR.... *dan dan daaaaaaaan* and yes it has to do with fur suits and sex... its wierd just thinking about it... i think i'll go curl up in to the fetus position now..excuse me..

LOL, sounds interesting...

lovelessemotion wrote:

and yes it has to do with fur suits and sex... its wierd just thinking about it... i think i'll go curl up in to the fetus position now..excuse me..

Thought so....
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lol, i know my mom had an issue of "mines"...some magazine for the mommy in ya. that had some trends in it...

i think japan is a little behind as far as fashion trends to the western world. it's either your style is dull and boring, or way out of whack in japan. there is no in-between. sad to see those pretty girls wreck their hair and tan themselves dry

Ikumu wrote:

...sad to see those pretty girls wreck their hair and tan themselves dry

i don't think they do too much of that nowadays, that was SO early 90's! BTW welcome to the boards.
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But why all the Japanese are dying their hair ? Black is a wonderful color, isn't it ?

Xavio wrote:

But why all the Japanese are dying their hair ? Black is a wonderful color, isn't it ?

It is, but I guess people wanna be different and stand out in a crowd...

bmwracer wrote:

It is, but I guess people wanna be different and stand out in a crowd...

EVERYONE wants to be different in some sort of way.

In society nowadays, it's only those who have enough balls to actually MAKE the (obvious) change.

Unfortunately, these are the kind of people who rarely have the chance to succeed in their desired careers because they are "different".

Only if they choose to stay that way............
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bmwracer wrote:

It is, but I guess people wanna be different and stand out in a crowd...

For the women, when I see some J-Drama Star, or singer, I think it's very nice when they have a color between red and orange... But dark hair is really nice too..
And if you don't dye your eyebrows or if you have a mix of red and dark hair, this is the end, it's very ugly...

For me black hair 10/10
red/orange, with eyebrow and no mix of black and red : 9/10
Bad color : 4/10


For the men, it's different, it looks so gay.. I don't understand, they can have very nice long dark hair, and they dye it
I wish I could have long hair ( and good hair ) like asians but I can't...



[edit] my first post sux, so i don't post a second : i have another interesting question :
I just watched that in Korea ( south ) , it was more polite to take a glasses with your 2 hands, and not to look the other person siting un front of you when you are drinking.
They said it is the same is many of countries in Asia. Is it true ?
If it is, I think I can't be polite there

Xavio wrote:

I just watched that in Korea ( south ) , it was more polite to take a glasses with your 2 hands, and not to look the other person siting un front of you when you are drinking. They said it is the same is many of countries in Asia. Is it true ? If it is, I think I can't be polite there

Maybe it is in Korea, but that is definitely not true in the Philippines. My parents, who are definitely Chinese in almost every aspect, have never communicated such a courtesy to me. I think people don't really care about these little things anymore, or maybe it only depends on how they are brought up by their parents. In the case of the Philippines, I don't really see the need to do what you have mentioned even among people of the older generation.

Just speaking from experience.

esc507 wrote:

Maybe it is in Korea, but that is definitely not true in the Philippines. My parents, who are definitely Chinese in almost every aspect, have never communicated such a courtesy to me. I think people don't really care about these little things anymore, or maybe it only depends on how they are brought up by their parents. In the case of the Philippines, I don't really see the need to do what you have mentioned even among people of the older generation. Just speaking from experience.

I was thinking so too, but it's normal, it was an english who said that
If it exist, I think it's only for rich/snob people...
Anyway, it look like stupid for me -_-

Not so for Japan.

I don't know what kind of Koreans who did that. But Korean's are almost the same as the Japanese.
I believe we (Japanese) are decendants of Koreans back in (God knows when) time.
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aho gonna like this!! sorry if this was posted before!


JAPANESE SEE THRU SKIRT! not sure if its the current fad in Japan... prolly used to be...

lol.. i never wear this kind of skirt!!!
my parents will kill me!!! and the police will arrest me if i wear this kind of skirt in here

The Japanese see-through skirts are pretty much a joke. And all the women have 80s style clothing on--so yeah. Good photoshop-ing, I think.

In any case, hair-dyeing IS big in Japan, but the new color is a deep chestnut brown which is actually pretty cool--or it depends on one of the styles that you fall in. If you're an "ONE"-san (oh-nay), you probably have some orange-y brown color. Auburn, I suppose. And it's long and loosely permed. If you're "STREET FASHION" you probably can pick any color you like, but if you don't have to go to a strict High School or work or Job Interviews, you've probably got any color of hair you like. If you're into the more strange fashions, it's probably been dyed BLACKEST BLACK or Platinum Blonde. Most people go for deep chestnut browns or auburns though.

So far as clothes, snowcaps are very popular as they have been for about 3 years. Polka dots and stripes are still fashionable with all sorts of leg warmers to match--or mismatch--with your knee-length shorts......if you're a girl. If you're a guy, you're probably wearing Converse with faded blue jeans and a very loose--almost lopsided--cotton sweater, with a low-V-neck T-shirt below. And you've got the perfect belt to match. And your hair is spikey, while being chestnut brown, black or ALMOST auburn.

Just what I've been seeing on the streets lately here in Japan. The people who wear only brand names are the same in ANY COUNTRY of brand-name wearers--everything matches and goes with a shiny pair of heels (girls). You don't see so many classy-dress brandname-wearing guys though. Unless they're the hosts at those bars for women who can't get dates with men and just want to spend $1,000 of dollars to talk to young, hot men.

Have to agree with yume, they look pretty fake. especially the last one

I have some thai freinds, and they say that it is really bad to touch someones head/hair , wondering if this is also in other parts of asia?