Kigurumin, a sub-category of the gyaru (ギャル) sub-culture, is a style of Japanese street fashion. The fashion is based upon kigurumi (the Japanese name for costumed animal characters) where wearers parade around in full body pajama-suits with hoods or hats styled after animals or cartoon characters with accompanying manba make-up.

Here are three manba wearing Godzilla, Kanga from Winnie the Pooh and Pikachu kigurumi costumes.

Oppai Seijin’s from all over the world can now proudly advertise their obsession for breasts with this t-shirt available from Don Quixote. The t-shirt says “I Love Oppai” (‘Oppai’, おっぱい translates as ‘breasts’) and who doesn’t love breasts? Geoffropuff stylishly models this impressive number below. Big up to Geoffropuff! Check out his post for full context on how he ended up wearing this classy number.

An interesting promotional display for the Japanese movie ‘Hamedori’ (ハメどり). Hamedori is a Japanese term describing filming or photography of sexual activity from a first-person point of view.

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