Yonekura Ryoko

Started by bmwracer · 1 Aug 2003 · 25,430 replies

Yonekura Ryoko

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19 Nov 2006, 05:35 #18321
Tu_triky wrote:

what the heck is that?


I think they are Ryoko-chan trading cards, Tu.
19 Nov 2006, 07:26 #18322
Eve wrote:I think they are Ryoko-chan trading cards, Tu.

Right on , Evie... Give that gal a big hug...! :hug:
19 Nov 2006, 07:49 #18323
WOW! They have celeb trading cards?! Mega cool.
19 Nov 2006, 08:25 #18324
Eve wrote:

I think they are Ryoko-chan trading cards, Tu.


thanks.

ah yes, that makes sense....when i went to Tokyo, my friend and I were walking down Takeshita-dori in Harajuku and we came to one end of the street and we saw dozens of kids gathered around one another in this small courtyard...with huge portfolios of trading cards of of famous female celebrities....
20 Nov 2006, 12:13 #18329
bmwracer wrote::D

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Italy? The award?
20 Nov 2006, 12:39 #18330
Enna wrote:Italy? The award?

Nope.

Japan:

The Best Formalists for this year are actress Yonekura Ryoko (31) and Italian model and man about town Girolamo Panzetta (44). Naturally enough, both turned up at the ceremony to give out the awards, sponsored by the Japan Formal Wear Association, in suitably formal attire. Panzetta wore a tuxedo, while Yonekura was stunning as always in a cream-colored backless dress and \12 million-worth (~$101K USD) of Tiffany jewelery.
20 Nov 2006, 12:49 #18331
bmwracer wrote:
Nope.

Japan:

The Best Formalists for this year are actress Yonekura Ryoko (31) and Italian model and man about town Girolamo Panzetta (44). Naturally enough, both turned up at the ceremony to give out the awards, sponsored by the Japan Formal Wear Association, in suitably formal attire. Panzetta wore a tuxedo, while Yonekura was stunning as always in a cream-colored backless dress and \12 million-worth (~$101K USD) of Tiffany jewelery.


Thanks. Well I guessed the Italian part right. She looks lovely as always.
20 Nov 2006, 14:33 #18332
Just popping in for my Ryoko fix... nice pics as always :)
20 Nov 2006, 23:21 #18333
Enna wrote:Well I guessed the Italian part right.

Being part Italian yourself must've made it easy, ne? :)

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