I'm in Japan, in the small town of Hokota, about 100 miles north of Tokyo. I'm here visiting a friend who works as an English teacher. She had to attend a work function this afternoon so I was left to my own devices. I wandered around the town, looking at the none-too-plentiful sights. After walking around the main street, and the nearby bridge (with Gaudi style mosiacs), I went to a shopping mall (with 3 shops) where I discovered the basics of Japanese fashion.
The highlight of the underwear section were a pair of shocking pink boxer briefs and a pair of cornflower blue boxers with a deeper blue suedette pouch. Fancy!
I also discovered this jacket - with 2 zips! And these trousers - with two waistbands! Japanese fashion is amazing!
But I stopped short of buying the boiler suit. In fact, I didn't buy any of these as if this is just what a small-town department store can offer, I'll be buying like crazy when we get to Tokyo and Harajuku.
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· Draw Europe's nations
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I love geography, maps, tours, flags, etymology, and foreign pop culture.
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Friday, April 28, 2006Labels: holiday, Japan, photography, travel
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2 comments:
It's official ~ I want to be you when I grow up. Deal? Can't wait to see pics of what you Do buy! Continue to enjoy your vacation.
em,i think you like to traveling right?..come to malaysia,you will find many old and new fashion there..
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