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Things that not everyone has.
Things like that would make the essence.
I think there is a broader choice of things to pick from.
??? In Japan you can walk around like this, only getting???
I think we have more freedom.
Hey guys and girls on Ask Japanese it's Cathy Cat and
today we have come to Brilliant Star Decorations.
The topic is poinson garden that's why you can see flowers behind me.
This event is about fashion but also music and musicals.
Quite interesting and we got an interesting mix of people here
We will ask them what the difference is between Japanese and foreign fashion
which of those is more free and gives you more freedom of expression?
That might be an interesting question so let's go and Ask Japanese.
My name is Kaie. I am one of the singers of Brilliant Kingdom.
I am also the designerof the fashion brand Tripple Fortune.
I also perform as singer for Brilliant Kingdom and
and we both are the organizers of this special event.
I also write the stage script and choreography for the shows. My name is Babi.
Comparing fashion from abroad and from Japan, which one is more free?
Freedom is a difficult question...
I think we have different types of freedom.
Abroad I saw that it's difficult to actually get your hands on different fashion styles.
The coordinates with the things you can find there show how good their skills are.
- I also think abroad has very colourful fashion. - You are right there.
Seeing how things are worn in a different way abroad, is very interesting.
In Japan we have a wider range and freedom of styles to pick from.
We can get a lot of items here.
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Having seen fashion abroad and in Japan, who has more freedom in your opinion?
Thinking of the degree of freedom, I am tending towards picking Japan.
At the Butler`s Cafe Swallowtail where I serve at,
many ladies of high taste prefer to wear cute and delightful styles.
But there is a wide range of freedom of expression of our guests.
And I think that is a truly delightful thing.
What do you think is the biggest fashion difference between Japan and abroad?
I wonder what that could be. Choosing one above others would be challenging.
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I would say there are less boundaries.
But I think there is a wider range of choices to pick from in Japan.
When we envision a country, there are things we envision together with that.
When envisioning Japan, there is no one-fits-all image.
There are people who dress like this or that.
There are so many styles here, therefore I feel like we might have a wider choice here.
I think abroad has more freedom than Japan.
Really? What makes you say that?
If you dress like this people will REALLY stare at you.
And sneaky people will take sneaky pictures.
What do you think?
I think it varies on which country and prefecture people live in.
In countries where people can wear Lolita fashion...
it doesn't seem to be such a problem to wear it there.
Thinking of that, abroad seems more free.
Where can you enjoy this fashion freely in Japan?
Events like this Brilliant Kingdom event.
Or lolita tea parties. Events like that.
What do you think?
Events and tea parties...
apart from that there doesn't seem to be a way to wear it.
Wearing it on my own is a bit lonely.
It depends on which country we are talking about...
But in Japan many people enjoy wearing a wider range of existing fashion styles.
So if I had to pick which country has more freedom, I would say Japan.
Is there a place or event where to wear this fashion more freely?
I would be Tokyo's Harajuku area.
In Harajuku many people wear different clothes.
Best place would be Harajuku.
On the first impression I would say abroad...
But speaking with foreigners they often say wearing Lolita fashion is hard abroad.
Have you heard what makes it so hard to wear?
The Western locations look really good with the fashion but...
But there are only a few tea parties and events for it.
There are not quite enough. But in Japan on the other hand...
we don't only have these events. Lolita friends will make up for their own tea parties.
So our freedom might be somewhere around there.
Abroad has the freedom of not having to wear school uniforms...
at least that's the image I have.
In Japan wearing a school uniform is important.
So we seem like we have more freedom, but we actually don't.
But kids will then break out and wear their freedom of style somewhere else.
For example cosplay or a fashion style like Lolita fashion.
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I don't think one or the other has more freedom.
We all have freedom.
The difference are the contents.
In Japan we have more varied contents.
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It's a different type of freedom.
I think in Japan there are more PLACES where we can enjoy freedom of expression.
For example where?
In Harajuku you can wear fashion without problems that you could never
wear at the office.
And when it's Halloween we all assemble and celebrate a lot.
I think that's one of our national traits .
We have many chances to dress up.
I don't think there is a difference in freedom of fashion between Japan and abroad.
There were some people who could not wear certain fashion
because of their religion. However, recently, people have changed that
By wearing a burka with a colorful flower pattern and such.
So there are less restrictions. We all can enjoy wearing what we like.
I think both have freedom.
But in Japan there are many people who worry what others might think.
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If you still abide by the law of your country, we all have ways to express ourselves.
Western clothing is more accepted in the West right.
In Japan we worry a lot about what others might think.
My mum used to tell me "you embarrass us" so I had to hide my Lolita clothes.
She told you to hide your clothes? Who said that?
My mother did tell me that.
I was ok but my friend got told "stop wearing these clothes in public" by their parents.
Many parents are that strict? - Yes very.
I guess they don't want us to stand out.
"Don't stand out" is what we get told.
So I would wear normal clothes when leaving the house
but have my clothes in my bag and would then change later in town.
Spend time with friends, and then change again before going home.
Do you worry a lot about what your parents say?
We do.
Japan used to release many Japanese fashion styles into the world.
But recently people abroad wear it even more strictly.
I saw it on Instagram.
Well, what we as Japanese lolitas aspire to have...
is having blonde hair, blue eyes and such.
We admire western ideals such as pale skin and french dolls.
I think we adapted that admiration into Lolita fashion.
So when I see a pale girl wearing Lolita fashion...
I envy that. - They look like real dolls.
I am so jealous.
Do you think abroad is more free?
I think Lolita fashion is more popular abroad right now.
I like Japanese fashion and western fashion too.
I also check out western fashion on Instagram or Youtube.
I learn from makeup movies too.
I like combining both because both are great.
Might sound similar. Both fashion worlds are a lot of fun
and have their own beauty.
Which style has more freedom?
If you don't like being judged, then Japan might be the better place.
There are some countries where it's dangerous to stand out.
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??? In Japan you can walk around like this, only getting???
We are quite free.
Japan has a very docile nature.
Abroad can be more direct and flashy.
I think Japan can take that as reference.
We have freedom but in different directions.
But to be honest... I think if you wear your favourite fashion...
you will get judged everywhere.
I wouldn't separate it between Japan and abroad.
It depends on the person who wears it.
That's the difference. There are foreigners who wear Lolita fashion too.
Instead of splitting it between abroad and Japan, I personally...
think we all have individual things we like.
You can now look up anything online, so we have a lot of freedom there.
People here are sharing a lot of information.
I think Japan and the West are influencing and changing each other.
I also keep checking what styles might come up and become popular.
Thank you for today.
Where do you actually have more freedom of fashion abroad or Japan?
There seem to be many different opinions here and some have never been abroad
Personally what I can say, in Germany is not much freedom of fashion.
People dress down a lot and don't dress up as much.
In the UK there was more freedom of fashion, I could walk around like this
in Lolita fashion without getting negative comments (to that extend)
In Germany I got a lot of negative comments.
In the UK not as much.
What I have seen in European countries is you go in the safety in numbers.
Meaning, if you are not comfortable going out on your own in your fashion,
then you do it together with friends.
That's a lot of fun because you also make new friends.
In Japan you can walk around like this alone and won't get negative comments
People will generally say nice things, won't attack you and will accept your style.
Obviously if you go to the countryside you get a lot of looks no matter
if you are foreign or Japanese if you dress in a different style.
But still people won't attack you.
Which gives you more freedom to express yourself.
If you happen to be in a place like Harajuku
You might find like minded people and make new friends.
And of course there are many events you can join in Japan and abroad.
I hope you enjoyed this video, catch you soon for another video on Ask Japanese.
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