Thank you, I recognised the tune!
And yeah, we might be imposing our tastes onto sartorially liberal Japanese people... who are less prohibited about what men can wear!
They could also think that it is horrible (just like me) 
Yeah, I mean, I don't know. Japan has quite unique fashion sense right? I went there before and visited a place called harajuku and let's just say some of the outfits worn there by some of the youngsters are something I could not imagine wearing for public outings.
Thank you, I recognised the tune!
And yeah, we might be imposing our tastes onto sartorially liberal Japanese people... who are less prohibited about what men can wear!
: 
Like "LadyBaby" the metal band:
anyway.......
:sad4: Especially the press conf at Sochi. :sad21:
You can find some other English subbed of videos about Yuzuru over the years by Non-chan here:Thanks for sharing it. I rewatched it and I'm now:
I hope he will forever be happy and healthy and all his dreams come true. That's my wish for him and I dedicate my 500th post to it.
Majority of Japanese see their fashion weird, but do not say it loud as we know it's up to them what to wear. Their family might want to stop them to choose such fashion, but others do not care. Japanese people rarely mind others knitting, although it might be chuckled behind.)
) in dark color when graduating from school.
Please do not take Harajuku fashion as the standard taste of Japanese
We even have a traditon of Kabukimono
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabukimono
Maybe Japan is a society where distinction between public and private matters is very very clear. Even those boys and girls in dressed in kinky fashion will wear recruit suits (typical Japanese English
http://image.search.yahoo.co.jp/search?rkf=2&ei=UTF-8&p=リクルートスーツ
IMO, Japanese society is a standardized and uniformed one, we may be generous, sometimes too generous to the fashion violently showy as a reaction to it, if it is worn in strictly private, or special occasions like festivals.
But, I want to say this. The first white Xylitol costume with golden frills is never be my taste
If you go on week days all the people will be in suits. On weekends people dress in their weirdest clothes and parade the area as a hobby.
Please do not take Harajuku fashion as the standard taste of Japanese
We even have a traditon of Kabukimono
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabukimono
Maybe Japan is a society where distinction between public and private matters is very very clear. Even those boys and girls in dressed in kinky fashion will wear recruit suits (typical Japanese English
http://image.search.yahoo.co.jp/search?rkf=2&ei=UTF-8&p=リクルートスーツ
IMO, Japanese society is a standardized and uniformed one, we may be generous, sometimes too generous to the fashion violently showy as a reaction to it, if it is worn in strictly private, or special occasions like festivals.
But, I want to say this. The first white Xylitol costume with golden frills is never be my taste
I thought there was a festival/celebration/parade at first but she told me that it was normal and just shrug it off. Because of that, I get the impression that if such avant-garde day-to-day fashion is somewhat acceptable, then golden frilly white jumpsuit for CM is probably considered okay And yes, I am :hopelessness: at the first xylitol costume too.
Yes it is (for the second shot, I remember the video), but not sure for the 1st one either.
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Yes it is (for the second shot, I remember the video), but not sure for the 1st one either.
Lol the horrible white and gold fairy costume... thanks goodness for the suits that followed, he looks much better! (And not weird lol
i think they are trying to find ways to make him look ridiculous
