2010 Japanese IDOL Calendars

2010 Japanese IDOL Calendars






Author:Zin Nobuto

Japanese Doujin Products:Doll House

Japanese Doujin Products:CLUB-Z(Shota)

Japanese Doujin Products:Ohigetan

Japanese Doujin Products:Umemaro 3D

Japanese Doujin Products:Fighting Cuties

Kishinami Riho:Japanese Preteen Model

Kishinami Riho





Author:Zin Nobuto

Fujii Reina:Japanese Preteen Model

Fujii Reina





Author:Zin Nobuto

Koike Rina:Japanese Preteen Model

Koike Rina





Author:Zin Nobuto

UPdate!!! Japanese IDOL Links

NEW MENU "Japanese IDOL Links"

http://japanese-idol-links.uradonburi.com/







Author:Zin Nobuto

What Magazine? "Chu-Boh"

Japanese Gravure IDOL Magazines Sample

Chu-Boh Series
(Chu-Boh,Sho-Boh,Koh-Boh)

Type:
Magazine with DVD

Model:
Junior high schooler IDOL Only!! 12yo-15yo
Preteens Model,Junior IDOL,U-15,Low Teens,Eerly Teens





Chu Boh






Author:Zin Nobuto

What Magazine? "Moecco"

Japanese Gravure IDOL Magazines Sample

Moecco

Type:

Magazine with DVD

Model:

Elementary,Junior high schooler,8yo-15yo

Preteens Model,Junior IDOL,U-15,Low Teens,Eerly Teens

moecco





Author:Zin Nobuto

What Magazine? "Moecco High School"

Japanese Gravure IDOL Magazines Sample

Moecco High School

Type:
Magazine with DVD

Model:
High schooler IDOL Only!! 15yo-18yo
Gravure Idol,Junior IDOL,Teens Model





Moecco High School





Author:Zin Nobuto

2009.10.20:Other Topics

Survey of government finds 1 in 7 Japanese living in poverty

More than one in every seven Japanese people, or 15.7% of the total
population, suffered from poverty in 2007, having to live with less
than half the median national disposable income, the Ministry of Health,
Labor and Welfare survey showed Tuesday.

That rate was the highest in 2007 since 1998, the ministry said in
releasing the figures after calculating existing data for 1998, 2001,
2004 and 2007 in its first attempt.

New tokyo tower

New tokyo tower to become world's tallest

A new tower under construction in Tokyo's Sumida Ward for terrestrial
digital broadcasting, called Tokyo Sky Tree, will be 634 meters high,
making it the world's tallest self-standing broadcasting tower, its
main builder Tobu Tower Sky Tree Co said Friday.

Under the initial plan, the tower was supposed to be 610-meter high,
but the constructors have decided to extend its antenna by 24 meters to
make it taller than a broadcasting tower in Guangzhou, China, which is
under construction.

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