Black Belt Louis Vitton....

So I was at the gym today....

They have karate lessons as part of their regular lessons they have every week. I was on a weight machine and I saw the class exit and a very cute looking girl walked out in her karate uniform, messy hair, sweaty look....and holding her Louis Vitton bag around her arm.

Only in Japan....

 

so what's odd about that?

 

lol..while i was reading the title, i thought that some girlz wearing louis vitton obis for karate lessons :lol:

 

That's what I thought too. Damn you Japan Games wasting 30 seconds of my life. I want them back.

 

Standard or kaku obis? :lol:

 

i was ready to delete weird spam

 

Me too XD, it's Japan, and they love Vuitton. Personally, I hate it.

 

same here in germany. you see so many of these crap bags...on really shitty people - it's the only that they can afford, so they buy it -_- and after that, they're broke, but who cares? they have a louis vitton bag ...

 

One of the games that me and some friends of mine play in Japan for a round of beer is how many LV bags can you spot in a day. We also play how many fat westerners can you spot in a Japanese McMurders, I also like to play how many annoying frenchmen can you spot in a games shop but that's another thing.

 

lol..you and your frenchmen.

 

Whats the deal with those bags anyway? They all look the same with the stupid pattern. Is it the same as wearing a normal white tshirt with huge letters saying ESPRIT to show publicly how much money you have or does it actually have any other use?

 

I don't know, I prefer Chanel XD. But in Japan girls go crazy for two western brands, Louis Vuitton and Vivienne Westwood.

 

all trash with a sales margin of about 10000%.

 

Louis Vuitton already became a classic accessoir in connection with Japanese women Though women allover the world are carrying them. Just like you other guys, I don't get it. The pattern is rather ugly, the bags standard and well... but I don't care about franchise clothing in general, so I am probably not on the same step of deep knowledge like a modern Japanese woman with much

 

Rei man en? Okay, I am completely confused now, I though that 10000 was just man.

 

It's not a kanji for rei, it's another one for ichi/hitotsu: 壱 -> 1 man of beautiful yen. Worthless on its own, powerful together... like Japanese society ^^

 

Japan? I saw that a lot where I was getting my training here in America.

 

Old form of ichi?

 

Old merchant version, perhaps?