Japan, Fashion Addition 2

I edited the fashion video, if you watched it watch it again :P

It was harder to do this video than I thought it would be. I did my best trying to get all the fashions that I see weekly. The video is a bit shaky in parts because I was walking and fliming at the same time, I started to do that after I would turn off my camera and someone with interesting style would walk by!

I hope you guys and gals enjoy it because...I did it just for you ^_^v
Love!

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[surfieg]

what's the song?

[TyraW2686]

Benny Bennassi remix of Fischerspooner's Never Win :)

[1Ice1]

I would really like to go to Japan but I'm not sure about the racism towards westerners. Is it really bad?

[TyraW2686]

No, it's not bad.

Everyone is pretty nice.

You just have to remember, everyone has ideas about how everyone is - everywhere. (ex, streotypes) so you're bound to run into racism anywhere in the world you go, just for being who you are.

[SkittlezGirl225]

Omg I wish I lived in Japan (As a teenagerer) b/c you can have your own sense of style and wear it and not get made fun of if it's not the typical skin-tight Abercrombie or Hollister T-Shirt. (No offense to either of those, I love both but still.) I'd love to move to Japan but I'd stand out pretty bad (with my race)

[TyraW2686]

Wear what you want, mix it up, who cares where you live. If you feel good about your self you're going to be more will to blossom.

Don't worried about standing out, standing out say's 'I'm who I am, I know, and I love it'

it's a pretty great statement :) don't you think.

even if that mean you're a different race, sex or age.

<3

[farawladee]

Amazing!! England is sooo damn boring...ppl dress sooo boring, they have no sense of style or individuality what si ever, only a few minority. You find the same plain colours and styles everyday...but i don't care i wear what i like in style. Go Japan!!

[antijelly]

same here in america. lol

exept scatered people.

[scott97]

As I've said before on this channel, I sure hope that the short skirt/long socks (or even better, long boots) fashion catched on the US.

[NYARAWRRAWR]

I would have took that bear home O__O

[diamencik1]

@mastahblastah1 U R Japanese and speak English ... U must be reised in States :) LOVE JAPAN . One Day I visit them too :) Peace .

[suicide006]

@mastahblastah1 I heard that the younger generation is more welcoming to foreigners than the older generation, is that true?

[megumi28emo]

i m going in japan on sep 18, im a bit nervous, and i dnt knw hw to speak their language. i only knw english and tgalog..! noo hw do i imitate them, im nervous of their attitude

[Hardgaymachineguns]

i am counter hunter.

[ICHIGOxROCK]

Japan is realy .... GREAT

I'mm wanna go there too!!!!

T-T

So people differents, so many things to do ....

Stop Dreaming!

*talk to herself*

Hum... No I want to go there and I will !

^^

[mastahblastah1]

Nope. I was raised in Japan. I speak English a bit just becuz I used to live in California for 3years And yes, people in countryside tend to be more nice than people in Tokyo. But I think it's easier to deal with Japanese when you are in tokyo rather. Cuz tokyo is kinda like melting-pot and we get used to other cultures. and there are about 13,000,000 people living in tokyo. A'int that enuff to find nice n' friendly ones? hehe

[1Ice1]

Well you know this is primarily in the largest fashion district in Japan.

[1Ice1]

haha right on. Were you raised in America? Your English is normal. I heard that the people in Tokyo are a little more stern with foreigners ( this is based on what people have said who have lived there) And they say that the people that live in the country side are more accommodating. Is this sorta true? It's always been a spike in my mind lol..