In ferociously fashion conscious Japan, or indeed anywhere else for that matter, having a jacket or one’s jumper emblazoned with a badge or a bit of embroidery is far from fetching, let alone fashionable.
Still, men of a certain age and persuasion do have a decidedly perplexing penchant for such panderings, which presumably accounts for the existence of this establishment, where patrons can happily purchase the likes of polices badges,
and mock security symbols.
Or, for something a bit more sinister, a swastika.
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robashito says
Yikes! Obvioulsy in poor taste. It’s like the few Americans who sport the Japanese battle flag – thinking it’s cool or something.
A German says
What’s almost stranger is the one that reads “100 Jahre Tangermünder Angelclub”, which translate as “100 years of fishing club Tangermünde”. I have to add that Tangermünde is a very small city (not even 10.000 citizens) in the northeastern part of Germany (ex- GDR). I mean, what the…