Lol, hahahaha .. that's so funny! It would be so epic if I could actually see that with my own eyes, I would totally burst out and laugh.. haha, love your blog by the way, I read every post ^o^ cheers from Thailand
haha, it would be interesting to try to take it offxD There was a similar thing here in Iceland, except that it was art. And it was a lot of stuff in a ice, like accessory and stuff...and people broke down the ice to get it..:S The art was about who destroys more, human or eart/weather.
Hey, I found your blog randomly today. It is really really interesting, I love they way you set it up and your style of writing. Untill just recently I was a student at a university in Osaka, and I plan to move back January next year. And honestly, from the moment I stepped foot in Osaka I became a Osaka girl, but I have only visited Tokyo once, reading your blog has rekindled my interest in Tokyo!!! I have also recently started to get more into the Gyaru fashion, so your blog has been really informative. I plan to start my own blog soon too (even though I will be in Australia for a few more months T_T)
Can you remove the shirts and wear them? lol
ReplyDeleteI would try >.<
In Germany, people would take the shirts. They wouldn't last for one night.
ReplyDeleteHere you can see a big difference in culture (bad for german people -.-)
hahaha aweeesome, that's something I have never seen before! haha : D
ReplyDeletehaha awesome!
ReplyDeleteLol, hahahaha .. that's so funny! It would be so epic if I could actually see that with my own eyes, I would totally burst out and laugh.. haha, love your blog by the way, I read every post ^o^ cheers from Thailand
ReplyDeletehaha, it would be interesting to try to take it offxD
ReplyDeleteThere was a similar thing here in Iceland, except that it was art. And it was a lot of stuff in a ice, like accessory and stuff...and people broke down the ice to get it..:S
The art was about who destroys more, human or eart/weather.
~Emi
Hey, I found your blog randomly today.
ReplyDeleteIt is really really interesting, I love they way you set it up and your style of writing.
Untill just recently I was a student at a university in Osaka, and I plan to move back January next year.
And honestly, from the moment I stepped foot in Osaka I became a Osaka girl, but I have only visited Tokyo once, reading your blog has rekindled my interest in Tokyo!!!
I have also recently started to get more into the Gyaru fashion, so your blog has been really informative.
I plan to start my own blog soon too (even though I will be in Australia for a few more months T_T)
Keep up the good work
OMG really?
ReplyDeleteThat's so cool, I hope I can come across one soon ;)
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