Here you can see their outfits. We (my friend who is in this picture on the right) aren't really sure what they were dressed up as, but I'm sure it is some kind of anime that we don't know of. They looked cute though!
Here I am with them. I couldn't bring myself to do the peace sign when I was taking the photo. lol They were really nice and took a picture with their own camera too. Maybe they wanted to show their friends, "hey look, we took a picture with some foreigners!" I wanted to show my friends "hey look at their costumes!". I can only assume that they wanted a picture for about the same reason as I did. Oh yeah, we were waiting in line for the ATM at the 7 eleven in Sakae when we took this picture.
* I was informed that this post title was incorrect. That I shouldn't call this a costume or that they are "dressed up" since it is a type of fashion in Japan, so I have changed the title of this post. Hopefully, it is an appropriate title. (^-^) If not, the comment box is available!
Are you sure they're in costume? They look like regular Japanese-girl clothes to me ^^
ReplyDeleteI know. I just had no better way to describe cos-play to my relatives and friends back home. But, here in Nagoya these girls were the first ones that I ran into that were all dressed up like this. Thanks for the comments!
ReplyDeleteThey're not dressed up ^0^
ReplyDeleteThe scene kids in America, is like this in Japan!
It's called Japanese Lolita clothing!
It's a style :)
My mistake, but good to know! I will remember that for next time. (^-^)y
ReplyDeleteThank you for commenting!