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Bunny head, shirtless & hands-in-pants

March 6, 2011fetish, menbunny, hands, head, Moe, pants, Shibuya-Nights, shirtlesstokyo moe Leave a comment

Title says it all. Priceless. (Via Shibuya Nights).

Bunny is crying because she’s pregnant with a baby bicycle!

January 26, 2011fetish, JR & Tokyo Metro, Public space, Uncannybaby, bicycle, bunny, cry, JR Nakano, Moe, mortal, pregnant, Seibu Shinjuku, station, stick, stuck, transparent, ward, wombtokyo moe One comment

This sign at the JR Nakano station really had me wondering what has happened to my beloved ward. This station, far more than the Seibu Shinjuku or Marunouchi lines, is the heartbeat that animates our local lives.

Poor Bunny is at once crying and carrying a big stick, while this bicycle is stuck in her transparent womb.

If Bunny can be violated, what could happen to us mere mortals? Should I be concerned about my safety, too?

More Tokyo Pride Parade drag

August 21, 2010fetish, male fashion, men, Public spaceAmerican, blue sheet, bunny, drag, flag, foreign, gent, happy, international, lady, Moe, outfit, pink, real, Tokyo Pride Parade, womentokyo moe View all 2 comments

So much fun drag at the Tokyo Pride Parade last weekend. I love how Marie Antoinette stands near the 60s mod flight attendant (whom the husband thinks is a famous person; anyone know who she is?).

The drag fun also included some real women in fantastic outfits, including this very happy pink bunny above. I love how the lady below made her dress and hat and necklace all out of the ubiquitous blue sheet.

There was also some fierce foreign drag.

An interesting “international” couple with lady towering over gent.

And another variation of the American flag as costume.

Cute uniforms

November 23, 2009fetish, male fashion, men, Public spacebear, builder, bunny, childish, clutch, confident, house, manga, Moe, move, pre-fab, professional, ready, Teddy, uniformtokyo moe View all 2 comments

A bunny clutching a teddy bear? In front of a house smaller than the bunny’s head?

Only in Japan would middle-aged men working for a tract home builder wear super-childish manga splashed uniforms. Do you think the worker feels professional, confident, and ready to move some pre-fab homes?