« Crazy news | Main | I am a paper driver! »

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

Comments

eskort bayan

ert r wy we

replica chanel watches

Personally feel that your site is really good article written, photos are very cool, very powerful!

eldercare fairfax county

Kanebo released their new Japanese concept hair care product ...great post..

You not only need the best ladders for the job nut also the safest... meeting all regulatory requirements. Without making sure of safety you could leave yourself open to claims and legal action.

Huge range of all types of ladders available for domestic and trade purposes. Us e specialists to ensure you also meet safetyl requirements.

Hewitt ladders have ofers and sales consistently running to ensure you get the best possible value from your ladders investment

shirleyt

Hi Mariko san,

Jus wanna to tell you I enjoyed reading your blog very much.

I’ve tried using Asience & Tsubaki. I agreed with you Tsubaki makes hair moist & I love the scent of Tsubaki very much. As for Asience, I like its conditioner as it makes my hair silky soft. I would like to try using Ichikami but couldn’t get hold of it from the place where I’m staying...........

rachel

hi, when staying with my friend in fukuoka for her wedding, she uses tsubaki shampoo which i tried too, i really liked it and brought some home with me, its nearly finished....

Mari

Hi there
thank you for your comments. I really love black hair, but I must say it looks heavier than brown hair. So we change our fashion a little bit too because of hair color. Nationalism? yes maybe so. Our complex to western countries will be getting ligther.

Esther

I've recently found Naive shampoo at my local "Oriental Market" in Florida. It's mild and moisturizing...and my hair doesn't have a clue.

Martin

Some European women dye their hair black too, as part of the "Goth" trend. I think this is the era of all trends. The more crazy some people want their hair, the more natural do others want it. Try clay shampoo from Morocco next, they have it at Loft in Shibuya! At Loft they also have organic brands like Weleda, and "naturkosmetik" by Logona.

How abobut Japan, is volcanic clay from Japan's many volcanos used as hair and body care?

Kristen

In addition to the reasons for this boom that you cited (empathy, lohas, self-esteem), I wonder if there is a little bit of nationalism to it, too? The political climate leans that way - maybe cosmetics do, too.

Tabby_Cat

Just wanted to tell you that I just found your blog (was searching for stuff on Shiina Ringo), and I'm really enjoying reading about Japan from a native's point of view!

Many thanks! =^^=

The comments to this entry are closed.

Become a Fan