Japanese subculture tips Ninja,yukata&Kyary Pamyu Pamyu

Japan is not a school for Ninjas! Recently, I get asked “Are there Ninjas in Japan?!” But there isn’t anyone that’s working as a Ninja….I think. Ninjas existed back in the Sengoku Era, when people were fighting with swords. The last known Ninja died almost 50 years ago.

Summer in Tokyo means matsuri (festival) time, which also means yukata time! A lighter version of the kimono, yukata are worn with an ‘obi’ belt sash and optional accessories including ‘geta’ (wooden clogs), a hand fan and a small handbag.

Home to familiar faces and to the new, people walking through for the 100th time and people walking through for the first time, Akihabara is a cauldron of color, excitement and noise, with stretches of roads lined with electronics, anime and manga stores.

■Fruit Picking Bus Tour with Kyary Pamyu Pamyu 17 Jul Hokkaido 1 Aug Tokyo 17 Aug Osaka 21 Aug Fukuoka *You must be a member of KPP CLUB. If not, you must apply for a membership via the Kyary Pamyu Pamyu official website while entering a drawing. For more information on KPP CLUBhttp://kyary.

Lolita Fashion, the fashion from Japan that manifests a unique beauty. It is getting more popular than ever and captures the hearts of girls all over the world. There are even foreign visitors who come to Harajuku for the sole reason of Lolita.

Today’s information is regarding faces. You must already be aware that the Japanese wear masks year-round even if they’re not sick. The masks have become more and more diversified and it has become known to the world as a part of fashion.