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Decoded: Japanese fashion terminology

Aug 26, 2008 by FN Blogger Kissa CastaƱeda

Interested in the trends, subculture, and street terms used in Japanese fashion? Well, you better get your words right. Learn more than just kawaii through this useful glossary.
 
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