Photographs from a small group of islands
The Japanese love of food and fads can only be equalled by the nation’s fondness for fashion, so this new beef-themed beauty from ‘PC Entertainment Company’ Solid Alliance, is possibly the perfect product.
Its mesmerising meld of meat,
and music,
making it ideal for fashionistas and foodies alike.
A gimmick guaranteed to garner the odd glance, or even a grin, which, coming from the nation’s ‘happiest “Unique Gadget Produce Company‒, is just as it should be.
(via dannychoo.com)
With spring now in full swing and the temperature in Tokyo hitting an almost summery 17 degrees on Sunday, winter fashion is feverishly being phased out to make way for considerably less cumbersome clothing.
A shift that, for those with a desire for the somewhat indecorous, can seemingly result in one or two women bravely walking about,
in barely more than their birthday suits.
(images via the FG Forums)
Having somewhat self-consciously pondered the appearance of my burgeoning, and presumably beer-induced man-breasts, it seems that rather than being bashful and always boasting baggy tops, I should instead be proud and, more importantly, prominent.
Perhaps.
With temperatures rapidly rising, it would seem that spring has finally come to the Japanese capital, meaning that young stems will be randomly bursting forth and unceremoniously spreading their seed.
And utterly unconnected, the warmer weather may also mean that some people will soon be pottering around in practically nothing but their pants.
(image via dannychoo.com)
When it comes to famous brands, Japan just can’t say no, with bags in particular brandished like banners rather than as objects merely convenient for carrying things. But, whereas the likes of Louis Vuitton lord it over lots of people, at least one shop in Tokyo is breathtakingly blunt about the big brands it boasts.
With the aforementioned bags in particular faring especially badly.
