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I have a whole book full of Ganguro Girls. I'll lend it to you sometime - disturbing.
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a bit of bothOriginally posted by j-belle
Fruits isn't indicative of how Japanese normally dress, although most girls will have one piece like in the exhibition in their wardrobe - made by themselves in high school (Fruits is pretty cool - you can see them in UNSW bookshop). So firstly, do you want to dress the way the fruits girls do? Or how the average Japanese girl dresses to go out?
are there like Japanese versions of Dolly and Cosmo that I can buy from Kinokinuya?
Korean gals and chinese gals are quite awesome as well
most of my jap classes are full of koreans and chinese, in fact my tutorial is just those two, and it sucks im the only one not talking
JSG = Japanese School Girls
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and im not too sure im going to have a look at what macq is offering
most of my jap classes are full of koreans and chinese, in fact my tutorial is just those two, and it sucks im the only one not talking
JSG = Japanese School Girls
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and im not too sure im going to have a look at what macq is offering
I guess so. It's just that I've never come across a person who can distinguish between Korean and Japanese girls.. my Japanese + Korean friends and I often get it wrong.. it's pretty easy to tell a Chinese from a K or J though..
Why do you have that book?
Well, how good are you at basic dress making? Most Fruits pieces are home-made..Originally posted by babydoll_
a bit of both
I don't really go to Kinokinuya much so I don't know (they sell the sort of thing that I can get normally from Japan, but mark it up with ridiculous prices). If I wanted to read the Japanese versions of Dolly or Cosmo, I'd go to C3, which is a Japanese place 10 minutes walk from UNSW, which has a HUGE library of Japanese magazines, books etc.. they definitely have those mags you're referring to.
Where do you use that abbreviation for? Like, when do you need it? Seems strange!Originally posted by AsyLum
JSG = Japanese School Girls
I studied it in high school a bit (which is normal), but I did a lot more outside of high school time, trying to familiarise myself with western expressions etc.
JSG
when describing one man's fantasy hahaha
i dunno it just got invented rather than saying the longer version when we were discussing stereotypes which were desirable
i can kinda pick j from k but it is hard and most of the time im wrong
when describing one man's fantasy hahaha
i dunno it just got invented rather than saying the longer version when we were discussing stereotypes which were desirable
i can kinda pick j from k but it is hard and most of the time im wrong
hehe.. you know, most Korean and Japanese girls I know actually brought their school uniform with them when they came here!Originally posted by AsyLum
JSG
when describing one man's fantasy hahaha
i dunno it just got invented rather than saying the longer version when we were discussing stereotypes which were desirable
My point exactly!Originally posted by AsyLum
i can kinda pick j from k but it is hard and most of the time im wrong
I'm really loving Ramen Genki at the moment, which is next to Atarmon station. Not the classiest location, but it really puts the other Japanese restaurants found in the city to shame.
If you like sushi trains, try the one at Bondi Beach, next to the Swiss Grande, they'll do custom dishes if you ask
The degree will take 4 years now, because the catch was that I could only study both med & psych for one year, make my decision, and then go from there. I chose the B.Psych, and so the degree will take 4 years (but overall, longer, because I have plans for either UNSW Masters or USyd DCP).
The psych and the med will be accredited back in Japan, just not directly. I've discussed this a fair bit with Osaka and Tokyo, and of course I can't just fly back there and start practicing (in either of the fields). They are a lot more lenient seeing as though I am a Japanese resident and grew up there, but I'll still have to take a course which will range from either 6 months - 1 year, based on their assessment of my skills. But whether I will go back to Japan to live is another story..
It's on Anzac Pde! The buses that stop out front the uni usually also keep going past C3.
Yep you can get Nonno there, and lots more..
Ok, well I wasn't aware that there was any genuine japanese clothing stores in Sydney (I think maybe there's one in Market City?). Create your own Japanese-inspired style - after all, Japanese fashion is essentially the fusion of western and asian fashion, and then hyped up a little.. look up some current J fashion and emulate! Since I don't get clothes sent over from relatives in Japan very often, so that's what I do
Yeh I think it looks pretty unhealthy + gross.
I believe her name is Francine or something.. she's half Filipino, half Chinese. Can't remember where I got it from.. haven't been bothered to change it yet
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Because it was cheap and hilarious.
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You guys are all lamers...
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